pluralpunk
A movement focusing on embracing one’s plurality and challenging the norms.
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complete definition
Pluralpunk (or plurpunk) is a movement that focuses on embracing one’s plurality and all of its intricacies in a radically accepting way as well as challenging the accepted “norms” of plurality within their own system and identity.
Pluralpunk is:
The rejection of the notion that plurality is inherently unhealthy/a disorder or that a system needs to be “cured” in order to lead a fulfilling life.
Acknowledgement that there is nothing inherently “wrong” with plurality and it is just another way to exist.
Acknowledgement that some may not choose to label their origins or system type while respecting the ones that do.
Freedom to do whatever they please with their system identity, including but not limited to: the name of the system, the names of headmates, subsystems, etc., pronouns, identity labels, and headmate origins.