#did quotes

[thebeesystemandmemes]

Random quotes part: idk

Alter A: *dissociating heavily*

Alter B: *tries to give instructions*

Alter A: “We’re currently unavailable, a representative will be with you shortly”

Alter B: “You’re not funny”

Alter A: “Yes I am. This is tumblr quotes worthy”

[pluralmanor]

“But that isn’t me. I’m feeling like I am stuck in between.”

[candyland-toybox]

quotes from the brain but it’s 90% scaramouche if not 100% scaramouche because he’s like the only other alter in front aside from me

cw mild unreality

i feel like the face in the vent followed us home

i want to listen to homosexual songs

i thought you were bae

(playing mario kart with cousin) just get good man idk what to tell ya

(*im silly x10*)

(when host thinks he has psychosis) is god gonna keep dropping mental illness on you like he’s bringing you the gift of a ring pop and shiny things he found in the trash

does monster energy actually turn your pee green?

(playing genshin) if we do my boss fight i will cry in your face

[puppydeathfarts]

We use parts langage in part because our therapist does. She doesn't support the idea that we are separate people and in session she serves as an anchor to this external reality. And I need that. I want her to treat all of us in the context of our combined and often contradictory experiences and beliefs.

Dissociative patients often have what is called psychic equivalence—that is, they experience internal reality (dissociative parts, flashbacks, even thoughts or emotions) as real and powerful external realities (Fonagy, Gergely, Jurist, & Target, 2005; Target & Fonagy, 1996). While Fonagy et al. (2005) have described psychic equivalence as a failure to mentalize, it is also due to the extreme hypnotic trance logic common in dissociative patients, in which critical thinking and logic are suspended (e.g., Orne, 1959; Kluft, 1982; see Chapter 8).

Thus, they may view parts as real people instead of disowned parts of the self. They experience flashbacks as real events in the present instead of as memories of the past. They may literally perceive the therapist as the abuser because they feel abused. They may take their strong feeling of being bad as unbearable evidence that they are bad. Therapists must not engage in psychic equivalence in regard to dissociative parts—that is, they must not confuse the patient’s dissociative parts that are manifestations of extreme non-realization with actual people who should be treated separately and differently from each other.

Treating Trauma-Related Dissociation: A Practical, Integrated Approach

[puppydeathfarts]

Abnormal levels of forgetfulness may be a manifestation of dementia, a brain tumor, exhaustion, intoxication, or structural dissociation. Similarly, a different sense of self may be due to major depression, exhaustion, intoxication, or structural dissociation. The proof that symptoms are manifestations of structural dissociation lies in demonstrating that one part of the personality recalls a memory or has experiences that another part does not.

The Haunted Self

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[hi-im-marshall]

Because we're Marshall's headspace and life is a fucking nightmare

IDK who, but I think Way