kowalapantheon:

Hey @arctic-fox-queer

I tried sending this to your askbox but I don’t think it went through because I’m shadowbanned.

Here is some MUDs not in the archive.

Hypervares (the flag)

TransUMCS and OMCS

“Hypervares:

A medically unrecognized disorder characterized by high body weight, negative body image, fear of losing weight, and an obsession with being / overpowering desire to be fat.

Symptoms:

• avoidance of exercise (with intention to gain weight)
• binge eating or overeating (with the intention to gain weight)
• distress when losing weight, even slightly
• frequently weighing or measuring the body (due to fear of weight loss)
• never feeling like enough weight has been gained
• negative body image
• frequent thoughts about an “ideal” appearance

Causes:

• Psychological: body dissatisfaction, low self esteem
• Environmental and social: pressure to have a fatter body, cultural influence
• Comorbidities: BPD, autism, anxiety, depression, joint or back pain, mood disorders

May be updated as I uncover more about my own hypervares.”

Hypervares Flag:

“TransOMCS.

A person who identifies as having or wants OMCS or overwhelming magic syndrome. A syndrome were one has signifcantly more magic than the average for their species. Symptoms can vary depending on species and magic system but general symptoms include:

• ADHD-like symptoms
• Sensitive sensory system
• Feeling full of energy regardless of ones actual energy levels
• Easily mentally overwhelmed
• Hyper-empathy
• Loss of control over magic
• Tics
• Chronic pain in areas associated with magic
  More severe cases may cause
• Fatigue
• Limbs feeling extremely heavy or stiff often causing problems with mobility
• Nausea
• Deterioration in function of organs sometimes leading to death”

“TransUMCS.

A person who identifies as having or wants UMCS or underwhelming magic syndrome. A syndrome were one has signifacantly less magic than average for their species. Symptoms can vary depending on species and magic system but general symptoms are:

• Dissociation
• Dizziness and loss of balance
• Brain fog
• Fatigue
• Excessive need for sensory stimulation
• Low to no empathy
• Loss of sensation in areas associated with magic
• Lessened ability to perform magic
• Fainting episodes
  More severe cases include:
• Loss of function in sensory organs such as eyes and ears
• Paralysis of areas associated with magic
• Severe fatigue causing mobility issues
• Deterioration in the function of organs sometimes”