Barkeep @Barkeep@plural.cafe

look i just need to know your full name including middles names, and wanna give you amazingly tasty food you’ve never tasted before, why is everyone suspicious and accusing me of being fae ????

Ramona's gatherpunk tentacle witch vs. my bubblegum gold queen look ☺️

i’m actually v cute

nothing more hilarious than being deadnamed in a call and the person who deadnamed also misnamed another cis dude, like lol okay it balances out now its okay

Another coworker asked about my name but I just said the gemstone its after, and she said "im sure it reflects your sunny personality"
bruh im gonna....omg thats so nice

R: and what's up with we producing girlcum again anyway? we hadn't wet our panties in precum in a long long time.
R: I'm aware that pombagiras are known to make AMAB people lactate through possession. is this anything to do with you?

C: hon let me explain the metaphysics of this here:
C: the more we consume the more we have :giggle:

gasping & moaning in the asbestos sheets 😳 . I really am a slut for mesothelioma

hey what pride flag is this?

before plural event: it's so annoying how English "you" is both singular and plural

after plural event: it's so convenient how English "you" is both singular and plural

us_irl 🥰

girls,, ​

What? Not everyone does have multiple personalities?
Wild.

we are reminded of a friend who got VHS movie cases from mom's failed video rental enterprise and used them to create the 90s VHS case tarot =) "The Rambo", "The Alien" and so forth

isn't it funny tho that DID is defined as "having this and this and this symptom, _except_ if this is part of a cultural practice, then the exact same symptoms are not a disease"

like nobody will say that of a body disease? "these itches mean you have chickenpox, unless having chickenpox is part of your culture"

we found some articles that compare DID with shamanism/mediunity, including the Brazilian kind. the common results seem to be that the, let's say, neutral symptoms (multiple identities, amnesia etc.) are the same in both, but the "negative" ones (trauma association, distress, negative impact on life etc.) happen only in DID.

I feel like there's a kind of condescending subtext to the medical field, like, "oh these primitive people treat DID in a superstitious way and then I guess that's a backwards way of making a social space for ppl with the condition, but we don't want to be ~intolerant~, so let's say that when they do it it's not a disease"

but if the "negative" effects of multiple identity (using this term on purpose) come not from the condition itself but from the way society treats ppl who are this way,
then I don't think it's a mental disease, I think it's the scientific enlightened industrial capitalist society that has an unacknowledged disease.

I'm not saying all you rational skeptics should believe in spirits and whatnot. But maybe if there was _some_ kind of allowance for DID people to be safely out about it and acknowledged and respected, then maybe the "distressing" parts of the condition might just resolve as if by magic and presto, it's not a mental disease anymore? Just my R$0,02 here. (B.)

R: Eli how come you never use our pala gaúcho. you're so into autumn stuff
E: dunno it just has these...
E: masc
E: vibes to it.
R: it's not *masc* come on its a blanket with a hole in it
R: destabilise the gendering of blankets with holes in them challenge

R: (trying to dress their way using the Elilla-centric wardrobe)
R: (Actually enjoys the challenge of rummaging outfits from what's at hand)

E: eeee you're actually quite fashionable mona
R: never said I didn't care about style ^^
R: just a different take on it

i love how neurotypicals are starting to use 'asmr' to refer to anything sensorily pleasing

going to the chiralpractor to get my molecules adjusted

E: how I feel about you C
C: you’re adorable 😌

R: (fiddling with hair, pulling to the side, trying to imagine the models we're seeing)
R: (oscillating in the mirror, some dude, then E., then her. just there, herself in the mirror)
R: (feels real weird and nice and weird)