I think whether or not any given system is disordered *heavily* depends on context. Kinda like how autism isn't a disorder in and of itself, but can be if your environment is hostile to your neurodivergency. -toko

Sometimes I consider myself disordered when the fact that I'm a system is interfering with my wellbeing. But during peaceful times, I don't consider myself disordered. And that's fine. It's a fluid thing, and not all so black and white. -toko

Also, friendly reminder that traumagenic and endogenic are labels relating to origin, not functionality. An endogenic system can be disordered to hell and back, and a traumagenic system can be 100 percent smooth sailing. -toko (end of thread)