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Meeting other plurals :)

mimosasysCasual Contributor

Meeting other plurals :)

Hiya, we joined the forums a few days ago with hopes of meeting others identifying as plural or living with DID, OSDD and other related things. We haven't been able to find really any other places that are open to it, let alone other systems irl, so thought this would be a good place to find others and just have a space to talk about this sort of thing 🙂

We'd be more than happy to chat about whatever, make some friends etc etc. Feel free to say hi and introduce yourselves!

- Maia, Mimosa System

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AuntGlowModerator

Re: Meeting other plurals :)

Welcome @mimosasys! So excited to your system's journey unfold and hoping you find some wonderful humans to talk about your experience with.

Always here for you, so please shout out whenever you need some support. 💗

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DogMan79Senior Contributor

Re: Meeting other plurals :)

One of my professionals has said OSDD. Another 2 UDD (Unspecified Dissociative Disorder)

I think I'm on the mild side of things, with distinct Parts. But it's not my main issue

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