A webcomic.
Image: A porcupine anthro, labled Mish (he/him), stampled in blue.
Image: A hyena anthro, labled Maryn he/it comic author, stamped in red.
Between them, text: AND YET... The first "other me" I, Maryn, could accept was Mish. I had a difficult childhood, to put it bluntly. Mish isn't quite a syskid, but he's certainly young. A time when I was out of the frying pan...
Image: The porcupine head in a frying pan (blue). A loopy arrow points to the hyena head in a fire (red).
Text: into the fire, as they say. Plurality can be hard. In some ways, self-understanding has makde my life harder. Accepting Mish, Ssera, and Myra - seeing our differences has meant change. But...
Image: The hyena and porcupine, both in red-blue gradients, holding hands.
Text: When I care for Mish, I feel a little more at peace with those days when no one cared for us. And I'm glad I have him.

Text: AND YET... The first "other me" I, Maryn, could accept was Mish. I had a difficult childhood, to put it bluntly. Mish isn't quite a syskid, but he's certainly young. A time when I was out of the frying pan...
Text: into the fire, as they say. Plurality can be hard. In some ways, self-understanding has makde my life harder. Accepting Mish, Ssera, and Myra - seeing our differences has meant change. But...
Text: When I care for Mish, I feel a little more at peace with those days when no one cared for us. And I'm glad I have him.

#4: Acceptance

This might seem to contradict the last comic, but I initially thought Myra was just "me, but experiencing really bad mood disorder symptoms." Plural culture often - in trying to defend the legitimacy of our experience - portrays our experiences as incredibly distinct and different from anything else, but I don't really think that's true. 

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