Systems can refer to themselves however they please. The most common way of systems referring to themselves is by the host/core saying “we” “us” while an individual headmate refers to themselves as “i” “me”, some systems wish to be recognized or referred to as one person, despite their plurality, and often we/us only refers to the whole system, for example: I like donuts, my headmate does not. I would not say “we like donuts” since that is untrue, “I like donuts” is more correct. Also singlet is a more well known term for a NS referring to themselves.

-Henry (he/him)

Don't even worry about it, its all made up anyways lmao. If you look around you can tell its all obviously fake. All systems are supportive of LGBT whatever and are never racist despite there being millions and millions of "alters". People make this stuff up on the daily so don't be convinced. Shit is for pussies, go hit the gym https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2PZoNcqh0U

@Sardonyx525 actually we personally have multiple exclusionist alters, I myself am skeptical of certain identities (not that I’d personally try to invalidate anyone, but I have multiple headmates who would) and honestly? That’s just the type of forum you’re on kid. If you where to look in the real world there are plenty of “racist” systems I presume. Also systems are proved by science so uhm… how embarrassing… are you saying science isn’t real?

I dont really know what your asking tbh lol, if your asking if a whole system refers to themselves as "I", its not something systems do. As it does refer to one person. but someone fronting may refer to themselves as "I". edit: as of typing i did not see people had already replied, feel free to act like i didnt say this! -Stella

Thanks for the answers and @Iibukii i'll make sure to use singlet <3

It depends on the personal preferences of the system in question! :D personally we use both.

Also, non-systems are called singlets :]