We are Enya🔥, the Anticar Catgirls (just "Enya" is fine), a plural system with the headmates KC, Cara, Daisy, Clover, and maybe others. Thankyou for stumbling upon our site! We are collectively a queer neurodivergent catgirl creature and all-around weirdo who cares about computers (mostly software), transportation/urbanism, and video games. We (nearly) have our Bachelor's in Computer Science and spend a lot of time at university clubs. The best places to find us digitally are Discord or the Fediverse.
Hang tight while we get this site updated a bit more!
The "Hewwo and Welcome!" section is meant as a hello and brief intro, but also it's hard to compress everything we want to say about ourselves in such a small section. These sections below serve as more detailed explanations or intros or such, maybe even sprinkled with educational resources in case there's something you're not familiar with.
We are plural, which in layman's terms means that we got multiple people in our head. We recommend visiting the site MoreThanOne.Info if you are new to the concept of plurality. The name "Enya" is our system name and refers to all of our headmates equally, useful if you (or we) are not sure who's talking/fronting or other convenient situations. For our system, the distinguishing lines between headmates can kinda get blurry or blended sometimes. As far as we're aware, we only have one set of memories that we collectively share, however we do frequently experience out of ordinary memory loss. You may see us use both I/me/my and us/we/ours when referring to ourselves collectively.
We try to theoretically give the equal opportunity for all our headmates to front and express themselves, but practically speaking the amount of time headmates spend fronting is very unequal.
We often use proxy tags when typing online, particularly when using Discord. For those unfamiliar with the concept, it indicates which headmate said a message. If you're on a discord server with PluralKit or other similar bot, then it can even replace the message with a message from a psuedo-account that represents the headmate (which is pretty cool). For our proxy tags, we usually use the name or a shorthand of the name preceded by a period, like .kc text for example. We have sometimes also done other styles such as <Cara> text on other social media. We've included our PluralKit tags here as a convienent reference that we can link to for when someone asks us about our tags. Though, usually when we use the tag without some sort of bot, we use the longer version for clarity and won't specify when it's soup (assume it's soup unless otherwise specified).
| Name | Tag(s) | Pronouns |
|---|---|---|
| KC | .kc text | she/her/hers |
| Cara | .cara text, .c text | she/her/hers |
| Daisy | .daisy text, .dz text | she/her/hers |
| Clover | .clover text, .cl text | fae/faer/faers, she/her/hers |
| "soup" | .soup text, .s text | she/her/hers (singular), they/them/theirs (plural) |
The list of headmates are formatted as name, title, pronouns, and description. The title is a shorthand way of communicating what their personality is like but should not be treated as serious or unchanging. We find that the biggest differences worth communicating with our members are how often they front, what their personality is like, what aesthetic/clothing they tend to prefer, and other tidbits of information.
KC, "The Passionate Lover" (she/her/hers) is our most common fronter and the person we'll pretend to be when acting like a singlet. Most of our collective personality is her personality so it's hard to write a bio for specifically her that's different. Most of our romantic & sexual desire/experience comes from her.
Cara, "The Bad Bitch" (she/her/hers) is our most common fronter after KC. She tends to be the more confident one in the system, she encourages the system to be more open to new experiences, she sometimes motivates us to get moving or make a decision, she swears more and is more crass, and she really vibes with like the punk aesthetic (and maybe similar alt-fashion aesthetics). She prefers to make irresponsible fun decisions for us but sometimes ironically ends up in the role of being a responsible caretaker.
Daisy, "The Innocent Inner Child" (she/her/hers) has only fronted a couple times and is rare to see. It's unclear to us if she is actually younger than the body, but she tends to act young. She does not wish to interact with nsfw content and is more restrictive about physical boundaries (i.e. don't touch me). We think she is better at reading than the rest of the system. She likes cute things, kaomoji, and the color yellow. We have a yellow tshirt in our wardrobe which she has basically claimed.
Clover, "The Curious Intellectual" (fae/faer/faers or she/her/hers) is a newer discovered headmate who has probably already fronted as much as Daisy. Fae tries to slow down and think more before talking and choose more verbose/precise words. Fae is more interested in thought-provoking intellectual conversation. Fae is sometimes a responsible caretaker for us. Fae tends to like a lush nature aesthetic more, wearing greens, browns, and less-vibrant colors. Fae has also gotten us to get more fresh air and sunlight before and probably likes the outdoors more.
Other: We don't have much we want to share about the other headmates that we potentially might have, but we do not think this list is complete.
Plurality makes gender/sexuality things more complicated and confusing. We consider us collectively to be a transgender woman. We are not sure if we prefer singular terms or plural terms for our collective self so either is fine. Our headmates mostly use she/her/hers pronouns so we're okay with being referred by that collectively or with they/them/theirs (plural). KC is pansexual (maybe pan-lesbian) and it's hard to say if other headmates are similar/same, or aroace, or just like unknown/repressed.
We are also polyamorus (polyamory isn't neccessarily queer, but it hits different when you're queer) and KC has two partners. We have no record of any other headmates being interested in romantic/sexual relationships.
WIP, we'll get to this section eventually.
We'll have to write a more proper credits thing at some point but for now the emoji font we're using for the site and the fire emoji we used as a favicon comes from OpenMoji. We're also using the Atkinson Hyperlegible font from the Braille Institute.