Welcome to this quirky little corner of the internet, where we're not quite sure what's likely to be posted here, but hey, you're still reading this sentence so surely it can't be that bad right... wait, where are you going?
You've stumbled upon the lair of 12 strange, funky little not-quite-human creatures pretending to be an adult in their late 20s to early 30s. We call ourselves The BS System, or simply just BlackStatic. We're diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder, Autism and ADHD, which probably contributes to us being so weird and out of the ordinary. Other things to note about us? Hm... to start, we're queer, transgender and nonbinary (they/them and he/him pronouns for the most part); this also tends to overlap with our identity as alterhuman and plural. What the heck are all these strange new words, you may ask? Well... basically, we believe that we're outside the norm of what's considered a standard human. It certainly is an odd experience, let alone when you're 12 characters from several sources of fictional media all collectively sharing a body. We hope to talk about it a little on this website, while also collecting various links and resources discussing otherkin, fictionkin, soulbonding, plurality and various other deep dives into the whacky world of being a little less than normal. Still confused? Check out some of the work by Orion Scribner, who's been archiving this kind of stuff for years now. Love their work, go give it a read some time!
On a less bizzare and "what the heck?" level... we sometimes make art, music and the odd bit of writing here and there. Our interests include various forms of high strangeness, occultism, psychedelia and other strange and unusual things of this nature. We like to travel and learn about other cultures, even if we haven't done so in a while. We're fond of science fiction, fantasy and anything involving anthropomorphism (in other words, yes, we're furries. It kind of goes hand in paw with the whole non-human thing). One day we hope to stop procrastinating and work on a TV series, if all the good ideas aren't already taken by someone else with more money and a bigger film crew than one (twelve) strange, confusing cryptids sitting in front of a computer putting words on a neocities site.