Celebratory "new phone" pot of joy...

Nothing says "I love you" more than a goodnight thumb wrestle with your husband in bed... 👍 @patchhog82.piggycule.uk

Good mornin' BlueSky

What seriously deep and introspective music is Leo listening to tonight? Don't judge me! You're dancing around to it too in your seat and you know it! 🤨

My belly is feeling awfully big lately, I think I need someone to hold it for me whilst I'm playing games. Bonus points if you bring snacks.

How I arrived on Bluesky:

WOO! I get £8 off my next order from Popeyes! Let's hope the luck holds out for tonight's Euromillions! 🤞

Unexpected day off. No plans. Edibles just about hitting and the munchies kicking in... 🐽 Wanna help out? Donation link in bio, or message me and tell me how fat you wanna see me really get... 🥵

Just oinkin' around 😅🐽

It’s DID/OSDD Awareness Day today! To raise awareness, Leo recorded a video to introducing himself. He talks about where he came from, the anger he carries, the harm he’s caused, and how he’s learning to grow from it. Alters aren’t monsters or characters, they're real people with real feelings. 💔

DID fact #12: Dissociation exists on a spectrum. Everyday experiences like daydreaming are mild forms of dissociation, while disorders like DID occur at the far end of that spectrum. The difference is how intense, chronic, and disruptive the dissociation becomes.

DID fact #11: The structured clinical interview often used to assess dissociative disorders (SCID-D) evaluates five core areas: amnesia, depersonalisation, derealisation, identity confusion, and identity alteration. A typical DID diagnosis shows moderate to severe symptoms in most of these areas.

DID fact #10: DID is a treatable condition. Therapy often focuses on stabilisation, internal cooperation, and reducing dissociative symptoms. Two possible outcomes of therapy are full fusion into a single mind or functional multiplicity where alters are kept but the system has healthy dynamics.

DID fact #9: No two DID systems present in exactly the same way. Systems can vary widely in amnesia patterns, switching frequency, number of parts, and overall presentation. What’s typical for one system may be extraordinarily rare for another.

Just showered, but I'm gonna need some help drying off and getting some of the harder to reach spots, anyone wanna give a hog a hand?

So Paramount and Warner Brothers are doing the merger now? I'm hopefull that this means that Pinky and The Brain will now feature as Star Trek villians!

Quality Leo cuddle time with my boy, @wallowhog.piggycule.uk ❤️❤️❤️

Hi all! Next Thursday is DID/OSDD awareness day! I'm reopening my DID-themed NGL in the run up to the day 🎉 If you have any questions about DID and how it works or living with the condition, feel free to ask here and I'll respond with a video answering your question!

DID fact #8: Different parts in DID systems may have access to different memories, emotions, and skills. This can sometimes make abilities or reactions seem inconsistent from the outside.

DID fact #7: Many parts in DID systems develop protective or specialised roles in response to early trauma. Those roles can vary, but they serve to protect the system from perceived harm. Sometimes trauma also leads to maladaptive coping patterns, which can be addressed in therapy.

DID fact #6: DID is frequently misdiagnosed for years, sometimes decades, because its symptoms overlap with PTSD, ADHD, depression, anxiety, and personality disorders. The dissociation itself is often subtle and easy to miss, especially in highly masked adults.

I charged my duck!

DID fact #5: Amnesia in DID isn’t always about losing entire days. Many people experience emotional amnesia; remembering what happened factually, but feeling completely disconnected from the emotions that originally occurred. (particularly relevant to me today)

@seanferrick.bsky.social!!! OMG! I just got my valentine's present from Ian! Thank you so much! He was cuddling me while I watched the cameo and I cried 🥲 I feel so incredibly loved right now and like I'm living in a fairytale 🥰🥰🥰 And to do that on your birthday! ❤️

DID Fact #4: Most people with DID do not have dramatic, obvious “Hollywood switches.” Many switches are subtle, internal, and easily missed by others; especially in adults who have spent years masking to function. Only about 6% of cases present overtly with obvious changes without masking.

Post a Jedi…wrong answers only:

DID Fact #3: DID is not something people can consciously create or roleplay into existence. It develops as an involuntary adaptation to chronic developmental trauma. Studies show that different identity states have distinct brain activation patterns that trained actors are unable to replicate.

Good morning, happy Friday!!

NGL Question #2: When you came out as a system, I recall there were more members than Chris and Leo. Are the others still around? Response by Leo. Also, I forgot to say I seem to be the only interested in interacting with the outside and living the human experience 😅

NGL Question #1: Do you communicate with your other identities in some way? I remember you said they speak to you somehow. Response by Leo. Apologies I went a bit past the length and had to cut it a bit suddenly to fit.

This still fits... Right?

DID Fact #2: Many people with DID or OSDD don’t wake up with a strong, continuous sense of “who I am.” It can take minutes (or longer) for the mind to fully orient into a stable identity state for the day. This is rarely shown in media portrayals.

Oink! 🐽

Alter Problems with Leo #3: Having to fucking practice your native accent because you're so used to masking as your host, you have to retrain your mouth muscles to make the right shape again 😅 In fairness, I sound infinitely more American than C, but a few words still come out masked by habit

Wobble Wednesday

DID Fact #1 DID is not about having “multiple personalities.” It is a trauma-based dissociative condition where the mind learns to partition identity, memory, and experience to survive overwhelming stress. It’s an adaptive survival response that becomes chronic.

Stay tuned for DID facts and figures to be dropped through the next week as we come up to this important awareness day ❤️❤️❤️

Hi all! Next Thursday is DID/OSDD awareness day! I'm reopening my DID-themed NGL in the run up to the day 🎉 If you have any questions about DID and how it works or living with the condition, feel free to ask here and I'll respond with a video answering your question!

I don't know why we're continuing to interact with people who have been (rightfully, in my opinion) banned from online platforms and gainer-adjacent events for their behaviour. I'm not one for cancel culture or call outs, but I'm also not one to accept bad actors and the people platforming them.

Lazy tummy Tuesday post because I don't feel great today but I'm still fat so heyyyyy

My tummy Tuesday submission for your approval 🐷

Dading hard or hardly dading!!

Portrait of a man who had to spend the morning explaining his DID symptoms and likely traumatic causes to a psychiatrist. I would like to unstress, plz 🙏

I need my belly filled and rubbed ASAP. Any takers? 😘🐽

Fat, stoned, cloudyboy Leontes is runnin the show today! Yes, Chris gave me my full name from a Shakespeare character. Cringely nerdy, ain't it? 😂 The name has grown on me though, and I'm starting to really like it. So, thanks C 🥰 Buy a fat alter some lunch, would ya? paypal.me/FatBoy54SF

No plans today. A whole day to blob out on the couch and get fatter. Donations always welcome. 🐽 PayPal.me/roadhogwannabe

It's been a tough few days for us with trauma flashbacks destabilising Chris. I held the fort and did my best to take care of him while he processed and grieved. I'm happy to say he came back today and by the end of the evening, he was back to being his usual silly self. I got ya, C. 🥰

The first pic is probably one of the earliest pics I can find of me in my gaining, uh, career, I guess(?) where I had just moved to the UK and started posting pictures. My belly is 3x the size... 🐽🤯