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adult | just one guy | 2S | unreliable narrator | appalachian | views are not my own | please for the love of god just DM me if there’s an issue please please p

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@horromantic start with this book:
https://t.co/ccaGBSkavL
and then from there look at this google drive:

https://t.co/UuMZXwCi66

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@BrianScottTXGS @liberty_lyss she literally ended her comment with /s though? did you have no curiosity whatsoever about what that meant…?

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@ramsayfan2000 @yuebingsys I mean you can if you want, I’m not interested in plurality at large and have no horse in that race as I do not identify with plurality. that being said for your second question: no, they are not.

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theoretically if someone has DID and reaches functional multiplicity to the point their DID no longer impacts their life to the extent of being disordered they could be a system still while not meeting criteria and "no longer" have DID/a disorder

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@kacchantachi I don’t think you can say “I didn’t stop having DID so it’s not true” when you also say “I’ve achieved SOME level of functional multiplicity” - you aren’t all the way there yet. that being said, we are talking about meeting the criteria for DID and having a disorder

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@kacchantachi I think you may be misunderstanding what functional multiplicity looks or functions like if you are under the impression that it is a “complex system” rather than just existing in a naturally functional state after working to get yourself to that point

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@kacchantachi diversity in the structure of your brain is also not enough to be considered inherently a disorder given someone technically doesn’t have DID if their culture explains the phenomenon as being due to a different origin/meaning

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@kacchantachi with DID most of the dysfunction comes from the underlying CPTSD. dealing with the CPTSD and absolving that trauma to the point you no longer have intrusions is not a “complex system” that can be equated to medicine or an app

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@yuebingsys disordered can mean disruption, but disordered doesn’t mean “atypical,” it’s more accurate to think of “disorder” in disability terms.

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@yuebingsys not according to the dsmv! disorder is a fairly specific thing that (paraphrasing) indicates dysfunction with your ability to live a fulfilling life. it also says if someone has DID but it’s explained culturally/religiously it explicitly doesn’t count

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don’t tell myself this but recently I’ve been feeling incredibly taken for granted and like it’s fucked up I pay $160 a month for someone to clean when there are two people in the household without jobs and if I want basic chores done I have to ask repeatedly

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@SomeDrawerGirl i just looked up like. "color blocks" or something!

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the colors i circled are all orange to me

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@rubicubie changed my mind

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my problem also is that my guys have different color vision than i do when it comes to confidence and beliefs about what colors things are

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@ztarhaven i dont know what color those are

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@cranberryowo1 @samsillycat i lowkey think hes very funny. guy has trans people as his special interest and is doing honestly very important work in the field of research for us because of it

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Who is that one doctor who’s special interest is trans people. The controversial one

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this is to say, no i do not believe an 18 year old who has had no therapy is going to suddenly absolve their complex trauma to the point of not having a disorder. sorry but youre not getting out of this shit that easy no matter what you tell yourself

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i dont believe anyone who has DID who is under 23 or so (arbitrary number) is getting to that point without intensive therapy and work on themselves but i do believe in "nondisorded plurality" to that extent at the very least

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@Infinityontwit @imverysm0l white??

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@Infinityontwit @imverysm0l I have literally no idea what color this is

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@Area_Of_Zero yes! it’s kind of like how your vision is in the dark, you can see everything but you can’t make out all the details

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I am not colorblind technically in the traditional way, I’ve got tritanomaly so i CAN see all the colors just slight to the left and also I have trouble telling between red and orange + orange and yellow + yellow and green + green and blue + blue and purple