YOU GET IT
schizoposting (said by me, a schizophrenic who thinks he's funny): cool!
schizoposting (said by a neurotypical edgelord): not cool!
does this make sense
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You wanna know the reality of dissociative identity disorder?
Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is:
Crying, begging yourself that it's fake cause it's terrifying
Reliving trauma over and over again
No memory of childhood and often memory gaps depending on the system
Being told you need to "go back to church" or "get off the internet" or "get over it", etc.
Being dubbed "demonic", "crybaby", "attention whore", etc.
Being more likely to fall into/back into abuse
The 70 PERCENT SUICIDE RATE
Being unable to get diagnosed due to stigma
The stigma in general, paired with such heavy amounts of misinformation that it makes it hard to find accurate/up to date studies and research
Ableism and distrust from medical professionals
Being denied medical help because your deemed mentally unstable
Being compared to "those 'freaks' on TikTok"
Video's on top of video's making fun of people with DID and misunderstanding majority of the disorder
People romanticizing and making your disorder an aesthetic
Dealing with ableism and toxicity not only outside, but within the DID community
Getting fakeclaimed for not only the disorder but for the very trauma that caused it
Getting fakeclaimed for having a large headcount
Getting fakeclaimed for having a low headcount
Getting fakeclaimed for having introjects or non-human alters
Getting fakeclaimed for having young alters or having only older alters
Getting fakeclaimed for being young
Getting fakeclaimed for being old
Getting fakeclaimed for not "acting disordered"
Getting fakeclaimed for acting "too disordered"
Getting fakeclaimed for having comorbid disorders
Getting fakeclaimed for not having the exact same traits or symptoms as someone else with DID
Getting fakeclaimed because the disorder isn't "believable"
Getting fakeclaimed for not having amnesia or blackouts
Getting fakeclaimed because you switch "too fast"
Getting fakeclaimed because you switch "too slow"
Getting fakeclaimed for anything anyone can come up with
The "host > rest of the system"
Being forced to think DID has to act a specific way or look a certain way
Nobody ever bothering to understand or study the disorder
Being spoke over by non-disordered voices
Being treated like a circus attraction or test subject
All the horror movies based on the disorder
The ideology that everyone with DID is criminal or predatory
All the distrust
Getting told your trauma wasn't "that bad/bad enough"
Being terrified of being seen as "cringe-y"
Never ever being able to be fully open and true to yourself
In some cases, not even being able to tell your own family
Isolation.
This is not at all meant to be seen as looking for sympathy, I want people to understand what people like us have to deal with on near daily basis both inside and outside the internet. These are all very real things, and of course everyone's experiences vary individually, but these are some of the most common things I've seen among the DID community.
Systems are free to add on sharing their own experiences and everyone is encouraged to reblog. (/Nf)
Any non-traumagenic "systems" can find another post, this isn't for you, our struggles are completely different.
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RRAAGH I LOVE THE CREEPYPASTA FANDOM!!!
I LOVE MILD TO COMPLETE DISREGUARD FOR CANON!!
I LOVE WHEN PEOPLE USE THE CREEPS AS DOLLS TO MAKE WHATEVER STORY THEY WANT
I LOVE WHEN PEOPLE WORLD BUILD BASED ON AMATURE HORROR PROJECTS FROM A DECADE AGO!!!
I LOVE WHEN PEOPLE MAKE OCS AND MAKE THEM INTERACT WITH THE POPULAR PASTAS!!!
RAAGH!!!!
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"you cant make ALL of the current ghouls disabled!!" yes the fuck i can, disabled current ghouls under the cut
sodo: bpd, adhd, motor tic disorder, rheumatoid arthritis
phantom/aeon: autistic, adhd, hEDS
swiss: bpd, adhd, asthma, dyslexia
rain: pots, clEDS, dyscalcula
cirrus: autistic, combined tic disorder
aurora: asthma, dyslexia
cumulus: rheumatoid arthritis, bpd
mountain: unspecified panic disorder, autistic, Hard of Hearing
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