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ᴶᵘˢᵗ ᵃ ˢʰᵉˡˡ ᵒᶠ ᵃ ᵇᵒᵈʸ ʷⁱᵗʰ ᵐᵃⁿʸ ᵐⁱⁿᵈˢ
- Aug 5, 2023
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I joined this site to have a place to vent; a tell-all if you will, but I have yet to do so... until now.
I don't tell this in many places, but the more-or-less anonymous community intrigues me.
I don't find many people with DID that I connect with, due to the difference in our "system structure."
I have Complex DID, otherwise known is "polyfragmentation," which means many things. To keep things short, it's DID on steroids, more complexity (as the name implies) and typically more alters.
We have an alter count of around 900-1000, and despite the fact that numbers even higher than that have been medically recorded, the host falls into imposter-syndrome extremely easily.
For em (host uses ey/em neopronouns), it seems impossible. Especially since ey aren't aware of the full scope of our trauma. Ey used to know next-to-nothing, but ey had a period of intense discovery that happened to fast for the system's taste. Essentially, dissociative and amnesia barriers raised, causing the host to then discover even more.
It just spiraled. Currently the host is aware that we have repeated CSA trauma, and is aware of the two main sexual protector alters from that era, but does not know any more than that.
I suppose this is a call for help, reaching out... does anyone else here have C-DID with many alters? How do you deal?
(People who do not fit this criteria are free to comment as well)
I don't tell this in many places, but the more-or-less anonymous community intrigues me.
I don't find many people with DID that I connect with, due to the difference in our "system structure."
I have Complex DID, otherwise known is "polyfragmentation," which means many things. To keep things short, it's DID on steroids, more complexity (as the name implies) and typically more alters.
We have an alter count of around 900-1000, and despite the fact that numbers even higher than that have been medically recorded, the host falls into imposter-syndrome extremely easily.
For em (host uses ey/em neopronouns), it seems impossible. Especially since ey aren't aware of the full scope of our trauma. Ey used to know next-to-nothing, but ey had a period of intense discovery that happened to fast for the system's taste. Essentially, dissociative and amnesia barriers raised, causing the host to then discover even more.
It just spiraled. Currently the host is aware that we have repeated CSA trauma, and is aware of the two main sexual protector alters from that era, but does not know any more than that.
I suppose this is a call for help, reaching out... does anyone else here have C-DID with many alters? How do you deal?
(People who do not fit this criteria are free to comment as well)
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