Using your "alternate personalities" to escape social consequences for stepping out of line is like a combo move you'd use against the final boss of SJWism
It's tulpamancy without any of the meditating or misguided effort. And if you replaced the lanky /r9k/ rejects with fat dangerhair foids and a culture of endless oneupmanship.
Woah, that really is more abjectly pathetic than tulpamancy. But maybe this is a good thing, since the fact that these people aren't hiding behind Tibetan Buddhism means we can just ridicule them with gusto without worrying that we might offend the Dalai Lama or Axl Rose.
“Now, I am not denying that people can have strange, disconnected, amnesic, and fragmented experiences, nor am I totally decrying the diagnosis of DID. It is possible that some unfortunate people who have suffered through horrendous abuse, neglect, or trauma may indeed suffer from some malady resembling this condition.” good job, you didn’t even fully read your source. plus, this individual is writing from experience, not fact. plus, calling people retards doesn’t make your point any less invalid.
“The bottom line: Based on the evidence I've seen, MPD or DID is not a widespread or common disorder—despite the insistence of some practitioners. If it does actually exist, it is most likely due to a profound neurological illness, not a psychiatric condition.” you clearly didn’t read it well, the article says that you should rule out possible drug use, not that it’s overall caused by drug use, the point of the article is that it’s rare and therapists are over diagnosing.
lol ok "retard", no need to call each other names. I was just saying that just because someone questions the existence of something doesn't mean it automatically doesn't exist. Anyway, I'm sure back in the day whether the earth is flat or not was actually controversial in the scientific field too.
The fuck? Whether this person is faking or not this is a mental disorder called DID. It's real and it's on the DSM5. It's created by childhood trauma and not meditation or whatever, so bullying someone with DID is kinda fucked.
Some therapists suck, what about it? I am diagnosed with DID and I had all the symptoms before I even knew what a DID was, let alone went to a professional. It took quite a while to get diagnosed with it because most professionals aren't informed on it because it is indeed rare, most of them didn't quite know what was up with me. Never had I encountered a professional that encouraged my illness or forced this label on me. Whether it's called DID or not, personally I always experienced what it is so I have no reason to believe it's some fake stuff induced by a psychiatrist.
yeah I know about those things? When I went to a professional I got diagnosed with a lot of different things before I got diagnosed with DID, but the treatment I was receiving was not working. If a therapist really induced some fake memories into me they should not be related to DID. You're really implying that majority of the professionals working in the field of psychology are dumb bitches that wanna harm their patients? someone with so little faith in the world of helping mental health makes me worried honestly, not everything is a scam. Especially when it comes to mental health, things are very complicated and you can't just dismiss a disorder just because some therapists wanted fame and money so they induced an illness in a person. Again personally, I have no reason not to believe in DID. I have my own experiences and I'm sure of them, I'm afraid I can't help you even if I actually felt like pulling up an article pro the existence of DID because you'd just find something else that will make you think DID is fake. If you don't want to trust the DSM5 then idk mate.
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7 dramasexual 2020-02-22
Using your "alternate personalities" to escape social consequences for stepping out of line is like a combo move you'd use against the final boss of SJWism
Respect. This man knows the hustle.
5 dootwthesickness_II 2020-02-22
lmao what is this? It looks like tulpamancy but somehow even more pathetic.
3 dramasexual 2020-02-22
It's tulpamancy without any of the meditating or misguided effort. And if you replaced the lanky /r9k/ rejects with fat dangerhair foids and a culture of endless oneupmanship.
2 dootwthesickness_II 2020-02-22
Woah, that really is more abjectly pathetic than tulpamancy. But maybe this is a good thing, since the fact that these people aren't hiding behind Tibetan Buddhism means we can just ridicule them with gusto without worrying that we might offend the Dalai Lama or Axl Rose.
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
its the split personality disorder shit
think hollywood tier shit but made up by and induced by therapists
1 hearteyesmei 2020-02-22
DID is a completely real thing dude
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/think-well/201112/why-did-or-mpd-is-bogus-diagnosis
no it’s not retard, its diagnosis is seriously controversial and has a huge law of the instrument bias too
1 hearteyesmei 2020-02-22
“Now, I am not denying that people can have strange, disconnected, amnesic, and fragmented experiences, nor am I totally decrying the diagnosis of DID. It is possible that some unfortunate people who have suffered through horrendous abuse, neglect, or trauma may indeed suffer from some malady resembling this condition.” good job, you didn’t even fully read your source. plus, this individual is writing from experience, not fact. plus, calling people retards doesn’t make your point any less invalid.
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
yeah bro imagine a psychologist who runs a huge organization about psychology writing from his experience
that would be terrible
good job leaving out the next paragraph where he says true DID is due to a neurological problem or drug intoxication
1 hearteyesmei 2020-02-22
“The bottom line: Based on the evidence I've seen, MPD or DID is not a widespread or common disorder—despite the insistence of some practitioners. If it does actually exist, it is most likely due to a profound neurological illness, not a psychiatric condition.” you clearly didn’t read it well, the article says that you should rule out possible drug use, not that it’s overall caused by drug use, the point of the article is that it’s rare and therapists are over diagnosing.
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
the point of the article is that it’s caused by poor therapy practices or a neurological disorder lmfao are u brain dead
1 hearteyesmei 2020-02-22
the fact that you’re clinging to one article and ignoring the wealth of evidence is very telling.
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
look at my edit
1 violetlightgoodnight 2020-02-22
take off your tinfoil hat lol
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
DID is one of the most controversial disorders out there
1 violetlightgoodnight 2020-02-22
just because there's quite a bit of the population believing the earth is flat doesn't mean it is
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
yeah controversial in the medical field retard not the random people on the street field
1 violetlightgoodnight 2020-02-22
lol ok "retard", no need to call each other names. I was just saying that just because someone questions the existence of something doesn't mean it automatically doesn't exist. Anyway, I'm sure back in the day whether the earth is flat or not was actually controversial in the scientific field too.
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
i think ppl knew the earth wasn’t flat since the vikings
1 Bummunism 2020-02-22
They knew it since the fucking Egyptians. Turns out with two sticks and some math will tell you quite a lot.
1 dramasexual 2020-02-22
bold of you to assume any of these internet clout-chasers have ever even seen a therapist
1 violetlightgoodnight 2020-02-22
The fuck? Whether this person is faking or not this is a mental disorder called DID. It's real and it's on the DSM5. It's created by childhood trauma and not meditation or whatever, so bullying someone with DID is kinda fucked.
1 dramasexual 2020-02-22
Most online "systems" don't even have actual DID. It's all made-up LARPing for internet points.
4 CavernousFailure 2020-02-22
I haven't dropped enough acid to understand this thread.
2 ponyblaze 2020-02-22
same but an alclohol
1 CavernousFailure 2020-02-22
Pussy shit.
2 simplicity3000 2020-02-22
what the fuck is that?
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
DID is a legitimate therapist created disorder
1 violetlightgoodnight 2020-02-22
no
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/think-well/201112/why-did-or-mpd-is-bogus-diagnosis
1 violetlightgoodnight 2020-02-22
Some therapists suck, what about it? I am diagnosed with DID and I had all the symptoms before I even knew what a DID was, let alone went to a professional. It took quite a while to get diagnosed with it because most professionals aren't informed on it because it is indeed rare, most of them didn't quite know what was up with me. Never had I encountered a professional that encouraged my illness or forced this label on me. Whether it's called DID or not, personally I always experienced what it is so I have no reason to believe it's some fake stuff induced by a psychiatrist.
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_memory
literally isn’t fake just induced by poor therapy tactics like memory retrieval and hypnotism
1 violetlightgoodnight 2020-02-22
yeah I know about those things? When I went to a professional I got diagnosed with a lot of different things before I got diagnosed with DID, but the treatment I was receiving was not working. If a therapist really induced some fake memories into me they should not be related to DID. You're really implying that majority of the professionals working in the field of psychology are dumb bitches that wanna harm their patients? someone with so little faith in the world of helping mental health makes me worried honestly, not everything is a scam. Especially when it comes to mental health, things are very complicated and you can't just dismiss a disorder just because some therapists wanted fame and money so they induced an illness in a person. Again personally, I have no reason not to believe in DID. I have my own experiences and I'm sure of them, I'm afraid I can't help you even if I actually felt like pulling up an article pro the existence of DID because you'd just find something else that will make you think DID is fake. If you don't want to trust the DSM5 then idk mate.
1 FUCKYOURITALIN 2020-02-22
too many words not reading that sorry 😐