Let's Chat!!
Just want to chat about somethings!
Feel free to just read or interact! ꈍᴗꈍ
I wanna throw it out there that I am a system, I don't know what type I am yet so I don't like labeling myself just yet. I normally don't post about it unless insta since we do have our own insta to be ourselves. We just like to mask to feel more "normal" and not be called fake cause people love to fake having something that's so painful to live with.
I don't talk about it a lot cause I just don't feel like having to deal with hate for just existing! Like trauma forming something to protect ourselves is already enough!
So why am I talking about it now? I just want to be myself. Are we going to make our page based on being a system? No! Still gonna post like normal cause we are still people just trying to make it like everyone.
Yes we are a furry and we are just beginning so I don't wanna see any hate since I'm not hurting anyone. Yes I age regress and pet regress. No it's not a kink! Its how I cope with trauma in my own home. Nothing weird or sexual about coping and healing from trauma.
No I will not share my trauma on the internet cause it's none of your business, its part of my personal life I keep personal for my safety!
That's the chat for now. I will now continue to post as normal cause these things about me isn't my whole personality or niche I post about.
Love you all and stay safe! 🥰
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I love this picture. but ad an adult it is rhe constant lies of parents and you finding out about them