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“Stop thinking of alters as separate people” this and “alters are each there own different entities that shouldn’t be blended” that

How about we let each system decide what feels best to them and stop policing systems that are already dealing with a very complex and varying disorder

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Uuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

When you’re mid sentence and suddenly forget literally everything you were talking about

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“DID/disordered plurality isn’t just about having silly guys in your brain, it’s about TRAUMA AND SUFFERING”

yeah ok sure. but it can also be about the silly guys. that’s okay too

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choose wisely

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hold

yourself

together

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said video

We made a tiktok video

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We made a tiktok video

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black dividers!

PLEASE DM ME FOR CREDIT OR REMOVAL IF NEEDED!!

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【  𝆺𝅥𝅮  】 　 ⋯  　 Raw　  Dividers。

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New frames!

Pt; new frames

Credits for inner sqaure (link)

Credit if reposting or using for a request

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DID is more than just having parts. Its also,

• amnesia

• confusion

• headaches

• nausea

• repeated childhood trauma

• anxiety

• spikes in fear. Anger. Or shame

• mood swings from parts

• body dysphoria

• depersonalization

• derealization

• self puzzlement

• loss of control

• flashbacks

• dizziness

And more.

DID is not "friends in your head" its traumatic, scary and uncomfortable. Its not fun it's a terrifying TRAUMA BASED disorder. And it should never be romanticized - Vesper

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"this thing is rare and only affects 1% of the population" dude that's 80 million people can you shut up

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Our system is very stressed because we have a date! That’s not a bad thing- but he’s not familiar with DID. He knows we are self diagnosed and we are pursuing a diagnosis as soon as we can get a therapist, but he’s very uneducated

We’ve elected to try to not stress him out with infodumping- but we are very worried. We are fictive heavy and very fragmented. He’s uneducated and right now thinks fictives are rare and a sign of faking. My friends are trying to be educational sources but we’re still spiraling in worry.

If anyone has any reputable sources from medical professionals, such as papers or reports, that we could share with him when the time comes- would you share them with us?

Thank you so much

-Cipher | he/they | caretaker

Stay wierd folks!!!

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Found more things

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Curse this flesh prison ...