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Is Disassociative Identity Disorder, a disorder where people have multiple personalities inside their body, is generally a more legitimate diagnosis vs self delusion

Fully delusional
14.5%
Mostly delusional
34.7%
Mostly legit diagnosis
32.7%
Fully legit diagnosis
18.1%

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8:08 AM · Mar 7, 2021

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1RAOKADAY

@1RAOKADAY

Mar 7, 2021

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@Aella_Girl

Word choice error in the question, I think.

@levihazherpes

Mar 7, 2021

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@Aella_Girl

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I imagine it can be difficult to differentiate between people who have this disorder and people who are multi-faceted.

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@shhwip

Mar 7, 2021

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@Aella_Girl

Contiguous Identity becomes pretty dubious once you have had any sort of mind altering drug.

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Charismatic Antisocial Manipulation isn't on the list.

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Wait, are you asking if it's either: A) something that a person can be diagnosed as truly experiencing based on some bizarre brain activity B) something the person is deluding themselves into thinking is happening ?

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Ask a psychologist.

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I'm *extremely* skeptical of DID.

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Have met two people with childhood PTSD who have this. From what I can tell, the "personalities" can be thought of as competing, rarefied thought streams that, more times than not, are highly combative. Sometimes these are representations are of their abuser which means they 1/?

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@hyperdiscogirl

Mar 7, 2021

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@Aella_Girl

I was skeptical of it until I became close friends with a person who has been diagnosed with it, and I'm now much more confident it is (at least in some cases) "real" Though I wouldn't phrase it like your question, as the answers don't seem mutually exclusive