hello to the board

we are Flux Synthesis. we are a large, complex, polyfragmented DID system. we've been diagnosed twice, once in our late teens. for now the group that's most likely to post here is D Squad. we've been running front since January. we don't have a "host" per se. and the person who was main front when we were diagnosed has long since left front. we posted a long time ago on a forum called Mosaic Minds for a bit. so we know a little bit about how posting on forums works. we have two cats and a partner. we have three adult children from a previous marriage. we aren't religious though we are spiritual. we've been dealing with DID issues for over 20 years now. we are not currently in therapy for various reasons. and in recent years our support system has significantly shrunk. so we've been struggling of late.

we hope we can find a place here. we have a lot of health issues, though some of them are more under control than others. we do have significant memory problems so we'll likely be checking the rules fairly frequently to make sure we are staying within them and we might not post a lot to start.

D Squad

Hello, and welcome to the forums!

Don't let the forum rules daunt you- a lot of it comes down to Stay Anonymous and Play Nice With Others. A swear filter catches most of the naughtiest words. Unlike the rest of the forums, in DID you're allowed to use different color fonts for when different system members are posting, if you want. Although for their sake I'd advise them to use colors that are readable against a light blue background.

I think it's already been said elsewhere that the mod team is here to answer anything or help with anything you might need. And I don't mind saying the DID members are a pretty good bunch of people.

Hello!..welcome to the forum

We are Yuna and Juno! we are young adults, (though the body is older and disabled) we function mostly blended kinda similar to conjoined twins -the only ones in our system to do so.

We were part of a bigger system in the past but a stroke caused problems with being able to see and get back to the inside and communication with a lot of the others (though we have limited communication with a couple of others),so it's mostly just us two (and the RL dog) as we've had to spend alot of time shielding in isolation too due to the bodies immune system issues and difficulty getting out and about anyway.

This board has been a lifeline for us! Hopefully you will find as much help here too!

I just want to echo what Snaga said and add that if by chance you or one of your system do post something that is not allowed , we will usually just edit it and leave a note at the bottom of the post explaining why .

Please don't worry too much about it . We try our best to handle any issues with kindness and , if necessary , through discussion via private message .

Hi FluxSynthesis,

Welcome to the forum. I have three adult children also. And a cat, a dog, and a husband.

I've been posting here since 2017, although not as much recently, since some of the longtime posters I was interacting with have dropped away. My littles and teens connected well with theirs, so there are a lot of feelings of missing their friends.

I discovered the DID/OSDD about 5 years ago when I started with my current therapist, and I seem to mostly post about the therapeutic process and relationship.

Anyway, welcome!

--the Gang

NewSunRising wrote:I just want to echo what Snaga said and add that if by chance you or one of your system do post something that is not allowed , we will usually just edit it and leave a note at the bottom of the post explaining why .

Please don't worry too much about it . We try our best to handle any issues with kindness and , if necessary , through discussion via private message .

thank you, NewSunRising.

YunaTheSummoner wrote:Hello!..welcome to the forum

We are Yuna and Juno! we are young adults, (though the body is older and disabled) we function mostly blended kinda similar to conjoined twins -the only ones in our system to do so.

We were part of a bigger system in the past but a stroke caused problems with being able to see and get back to the inside and communication with a lot of the others (though we have limited communication with a couple of others),so it's mostly just us two (and the RL dog) as we've had to spend alot of time shielding in isolation too due to the bodies immune system issues and difficulty getting out and about anyway.

This board has been a lifeline for us! Hopefully you will find as much help here too!

hello Yuna and Juno. I'm sorry to hear you had a stroke. I hope you all are recovering from it as well as you can. we had a dog but she passed away in 2018 and we miss her every day.

Snaga wrote:Hello, and welcome to the forums!

Don't let the forum rules daunt you- a lot of it comes down to Stay Anonymous and Play Nice With Others. A swear filter catches most of the naughtiest words. Unlike the rest of the forums, in DID you're allowed to use different color fonts for when different system members are posting, if you want. Although for their sake I'd advise them to use colors that are readable against a light blue background.

I think it's already been said elsewhere that the mod team is here to answer anything or help with anything you might need. And I don't mind saying the DID members are a pretty good bunch of people.

hello Snaga and thank you. we don't know how many people will be posting here or if they'll want to identify who they are. we spend a lot of time blurry these days. but we'll keep the font color thing in mind.

TheGangsAllHere wrote:Hi FluxSynthesis,

Welcome to the forum. I have three adult children also. And a cat, a dog, and a husband.

I've been posting here since 2017, although not as much recently, since some of the longtime posters I was interacting with have dropped away. My littles and teens connected well with theirs, so there are a lot of feelings of missing their friends.

I discovered the DID/OSDD about 5 years ago when I started with my current therapist, and I seem to mostly post about the therapeutic process and relationship.

Anyway, welcome!

--the Gang

Hi to the Gang. I'm sorry your little and teens are missing their friends. it's hard to make them so losing them isn't easy. i hope with time they will feel better and not so much hurting over it. good luck on your therapeutic journey.

Ashe (host): Welcome to the forum