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pluralarchives"the main motivation we had for putting the page together was the midcontinuum section. As we state there, it seemed to us as if there was a great void in cyberspace concerning the experience of dissociation and plurality from the middle of the continuum. We hoped to address this, to fill this void, and to provide validation to others who were having the same experience we had had, who were wondering "is this real? Am I just making it up? I'm not multiple, am I? But this "inner child" seems to be rather more vocal than a metaphor would be..."
Source Name: The Wonderful World of the MidContinuum
Creator/s: Vicki(s)
Years Active: 1997-2001
About: A website collating experiences of people who were "not multiple enough," and coiner of the use of "plural" as an umbrella term for more-than-one experiences.
Archives: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.asarian.org/~vickis/* Wayback Machine archive, 1998-2001, data loss minor
Notes: Part of the asarian.org domain, which was built by a multiple for other multiples from the Usenet group alt.sexual.abuse.recovery. Vicki(s) coined "midcontinuum," which later became "median," but all the fluidity and positivity of the idea comes from Vicki(s). Also some of the advice on the site remains good today.
Source Name: The Wonderful World of the MidContinuum
Creator/s: Vicki(s)
Years Active: 1997-2001
About: A website collating experiences of people who were "not multiple enough," and coiner of the use of "plural" as an umbrella term for more-than-one experiences.
Archives: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.asarian.org/~vickis/* Wayback Machine archive, 1998-2001, data loss minor
Notes: Part of the asarian.org domain, which was built by a multiple for other multiples from the Usenet group alt.sexual.abuse.recovery. Vicki(s) coined "midcontinuum," which later became "median," but all the fluidity and positivity of the idea comes from Vicki(s). Also some of the advice on the site remains good today.
