I’d like to make my statement clear here:
I can’t fully speak for the others, but I can speak for myself. I do not have anything against people getting help. If people have experiences where they think they are experiencing plurality, I want them to be able to get help and talk to professionals. But my biggest thing is I want people to be okay with being wrong. Not everyone who experiences these symptoms has DID, and I want them to get the help they need to figure out what’s going on.
I have absolutely nothing against fictives, *I* have fictives in my system. There is nothing wrong with having fictives, and that was not my take on the situation.
This is not a bait account. I haven’t changed the icon because I haven’t found an image I like just yet. This is a vent account where I am trying to express the way things feel to me. It is not meant for the alters specifically.
I realize what he said was extremely harmful. I don’t know where he is coming from with this take.
I am diagnosed with DID. I have experienced symptoms since I was around 9 or 10. I am not saying that it does not develop in childhood. My main point I was intending to make is that most people don’t know about their alters until later. In my experience, I have difficulty with haziness, where I’m not sure what is fully happening.
I am not intentionally invalidating people’s trauma. I am not going to get into my trauma. That is personal.
I don’t appreciate when others try to use the other disorders card against me. I have other disorders than DID. I am Autistic, I have ADHD, I have two eating disorder, etc. It is not that I am not neurodivergent. It’s just that not every rectangle is a square. You can have any number of mental illnesses and not have DID as well.
I’m very sorry for the actions of the others, and I will take down that post if that is what would make people happy. I am not looking to have everyone’s approval, I do not have a support system of my own. All I have is my medical research and my own experiences.












