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>> THE FUTURE IS PLURAL <<

Yup. It's no secret: we're plural; and this is our page about plurality! What we love about it.. how to interact with us, etc.

If you're here, and you have no idea what the fuck "plurality" is, the more than one website is a good starting point.

Beyond that, here's some basic etiquette personal to us:

• don't box us in with our plurality- when referring to us, refer to us as individuals first. treat us as you would any other group of people, if it wouldn't make sense to drag the whole group into it then don't
  (!) if you don't know who's fronting, you're always welcome to ask, though for the most part we try to make it obvious. we also can't always guarantee an answer in which case it's acceptable to temporarily call us "Boyz" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  
• on that note, don't force us into our individuality either, our experience is fluid and that means there isn't always a clear cut defined answer on who starts and who ends where; sometimes we don't know, sometimes we just want to exist that way. if we tell you we want to be seen as an amalgamation of some sort for a little while, just let us vibe
• and finally, no, you can't talk to [specific person]. we can maybe pass along a message, but it'll get to them when it gets to them- we don't entertain requests to speak to different fronters and in fact take this as an insult

That's it for this list for now, it may be added to and/or adjusted in the future as needed. Now that you know the bare basics of interacting with us, here's a couple more tidbits of information about us.

Do you have a fronting schedule?

no.

Do you have a system name?

We call ourselves the "Laboratory Boyz", a name originally made on a whim and adopted because it sounded cool and later adapted to also pay homage to the fact we're all transmasc (we're synthetically created boys :>)

Is everyone aware of conversations the current fronter may be having?

If we're not aware while it's happening (in which case, we're likely also participating ourselves), we each retain the memory of the conversation afterwards.