Reaaally bored at work so it's rant time. Idk if I or someone else ranted about this at some point already but whatever
Wdym "sysmed"? Isn't DID/OSDD a medical disorder to begin with?
I get why "transmed" is a thing because being trans is a gender identity. It's who you are. Sometimes you're born with it, sometimes you find out later in life. And so many other things. It's not a disorder...no matter what some dipshits say.
So first, please don't lump gender identity and mental disorders together.
And second. Like I said, it's a disorder. It's found in the DSM5 which means Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition. It's seen and treated as such. It's diagnosed by doctors and treated with therapy. All of that is medical stuff. So I don't understand why so many people use "sysmed" as an insult, or something negative.
Which does bring me to "systems formed without trauma" and or "non-disordered systems"
You cannot have a "non-disordered" disorder. You cannot have DID/OSDD without trauma. I'm not here to police what trauma counts and what doesn't because that's not important nor it is my place to judge. But some trauma is required to shatter your personality into pieces.
I'm not saying things that might appear as/mimic these disorders don't exist. I'm not saying you can't have the presence of multiple entities within one body/mind. But that is not DID/OSDD. Even the articles people usually send us to prove their point clearly state that "DID should not be assigned in these cases".
All that so say "non-disordered endos" please stay out of the DID/OSDD community/spaces. Your experiences are SO different from ours. And uneducated people might look at "non-disordered endos" and think that's what the actual disorder is