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A sysmed is an individual or system that adheres strictly to medical ideas about plurality and enforces those ideas on others | A sysmed is an individual or system that adheres strictly to medical ideas about plurality and enforces those ideas on others, often in relation to [[:Category:System Origins|causation]]. Sysmeds prioritize [[dissociative identity disorder|DID]] and [[Otherwise Specified Dissociative Disorder#OSDD-1|OSDD-1]] experiences over others, or do not believe in [[endogenic]] systems. They often disparage "inclusive plural spaces", including saying that DID/OSDD-1 systems don't belong within them. | ||
Sysmeds are not those who believe that DID/OSDD-1 systems should have their own spaces, or that [[traumagenic]] plurality is different than other forms, as all experiences deserve their own communities. | |||
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A sysmed is an individual or system that adheres strictly to medical ideas about plurality and enforces those ideas on others, often in relation to causation. Sysmeds prioritize DID and OSDD-1 experiences over others, or do not believe in endogenic systems. They often disparage "inclusive plural spaces", including saying that DID/OSDD-1 systems don't belong within them.
Sysmeds are not those who believe that DID/OSDD-1 systems should have their own spaces, or that traumagenic plurality is different than other forms, as all experiences deserve their own communities.
