#dissociative identity

[phantomkinoc13]

Well now that’s just rude (it explains a lot though)

[mossyday]

it's so difficult to describe what my dissociative disorder can feel like sometimes. i love reading books & comics and watching tv to transport myself into different realities. but when i lay down at night and close my eyes, i genuinely couldn't tell you what world i belong to nor what body i'm in. this life has never felt like mine and the emotional dissociation creates such a disconnect from my sense of self, that i could just as easily open my eyes into a fictional reality as a woman living in the outskirts of a castle as i could wake up in my own. it has little to do with how much i read, as i never truly feel like i'm awake in this reality regardless.

i've never fully been here.

how do i know that i actually exist?

[horrorthyme]

(Also I started blowing up with DID memes on my TikTok so please enjoy!)

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What is this? I want that! No fuck that, le- get- mother- tss- Alright. That's it.... Fuck. (There is little tiny pop up noises as the text come up)

[etteraths]

texts about dissociative identity

[dramatically-existing]

Me: *exists*

My (likely dissociative) self: that sounds fake but ok

[lifes-a-foxing-peach]

Sharing memes with really the only person who understands.

[fellty]

subsystem .

[thedid-inme]

It really fucking pisses me off that I can’t seem to find anything here I can relate to. I try search for relevant tags but nothing ever really comes of it, just mostly kin shit, which is a completely different thing. Ugh.

- Saskia