r/plural↗
For those who are never alone.
A subreddit for all who fall under the plurality umbrella and those interested in learning about plurality, and want to live a healthy, plural life. Whether you've got DID/OSDD, are a natural, have tulpas or soulbonds, or any combination of others in your head, you're welcome here. Tags: plurality, medianhood, healthy multiplicity, multiple systems, soulbonds, tulpamancy, dissociative identity disorder, multiple personality, neurodiversity, neurodivergent
27k subscribers1,035 posts / mo in Sep 2026531 authors / mosince 2014
r/plural has 27k members (+41% over the last 12 months). It gets about 1,035 posts a month from 531 people. Top topics: Ask Me Anything, Meme Culture and VlogBrothers & Vlogging.
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- Ask Me Anything<0.1%
- Meme Culture<0.1%
- VlogBrothers & Vlogging<0.1%
- Poetry Sharing<0.1%
- Intro/Yume Shipping<0.1%
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- Neocities
- Dreamwidth
- Picrew
- DID-Research
- itch
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