left0vers
Student
- Feb 23, 2026
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When my PTSD hits, I often try to dissociate but it's not really working too well. I don't know why, maybe it's not something one can do with willpower alone. If anyone here is a DID system, I'd love your input.
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I don't have DID but I have dealt with dissociation for some time. For me I can't control it or do it on purpose. I can zone out but when I zone out I can re enter the room immediately. With dissociation I can't come back until my body is ready to. It feels stronger like a wave or something.
