(It's a mug that says "There is no 'I' in 'team'... but there are 6 'I's in 'Dissociative Identity Disorder'.)

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(It's a mug that says "There is no 'I' in 'team'... but there are 6 'I's in 'Dissociative Identity Disorder'.)
I hate delayed amnesia so much. Iāll go through a whole day thinking Iām āfineā and fully present, and then hours later it hits me likeāwait⦠I donāt remember anything from today. It feels like my whole day just slips through my fingers.
Iād like to think Iām staying relatively co-conscious with our other alters/fragments, but then once they leave, I lose nearlyāif not allāof the memory afterward. Itās so disorienting.
Small reminder that DID is often a covert disorder and overt DID is actually pretty rare. A person could go their whole life without knowing they have DID because that's the point. You do not need to know who you are all the time or who's fronting or need to feel like you're a faker because you act the same pretty much all the time. You do not need to act drastically different between your headmates to be valid.
DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT-
Headspace but its just:
headmate keeps paralysing me šš