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System Changes
A quick chat about what's been going on with us as a system.
We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID the way we do.
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - disruption of identity characterized by two or more distinct personality states AND recurrent gaps in the recall of everyday events, important personal information, and/or traumatic events inconsistent with ordinary forgetting. Symptoms are not a result of accepted cultural or religious practices, other medical issues, or the use of substances.
Alter - distinct personality state in DID. Alters can have different personalities, beliefs, and tastes from one another.
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Відео

DID and Spirituality
Переглядів 318Місяць тому
Different alters in our system have different spiritual beliefs. It can make it difficult to follow a specific path when alters switch out who have different views. We talk about the differences between us and how those differences possibly came to be. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID...
Combating Denial in DID
Переглядів 2,2 тис.Місяць тому
Between fakeclaimers and narrow-minded professionals, it can be easy to believe Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is supposed to look a certain way. This lead me into a deep denial spiral. I take a look at what caused the spiral and why those things aren't signs I'm faking. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system i...
ED's As a DID System
Переглядів 3413 місяці тому
Shell talks about her history with ED and how having DID affected it. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID the way we do. Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - disruption of identity characterized by two or more distinct personality states AND recurrent gaps in the recall of everyday eve...
Coming Back from Burnout
Переглядів 1994 місяці тому
A quick system update about where we've been and how we're doing. We didn't realize just how bad burnout can affect us. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID the way we do. You can find all our socials here: linktr.ee/fragmentdid Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - disruption of identit...
System Chat - Where we are and where we're going
Переглядів 3747 місяців тому
An update on what's been going on with us as a system. New splits, system drama, and triggers. IG- @fragmentdid_system ⏰️- @fragmentdid_system X- @Fragmented_Sys We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID the way we do. Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - disruption of identity characterized...
Siblings with Dissociative Identity Disorder
Переглядів 4,2 тис.7 місяців тому
We had conversation with our sister about the differences between our DID systems. We both have Dissociative Identity Disorder, but our systems are very different from each other. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID the way we do. Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - disruption of iden...
The Effects of Bullying
Переглядів 3348 місяців тому
Responding to the ⏰️ that webt viral due to the creator's views on bullying. Brittany talks about our experience with being bullied and how it continues to affect us. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID the way we do. Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - disruption of identity characte...
How We Experience Agoraphobia
Переглядів 2678 місяців тому
It's taken a while for me to accept that I struggle with agoraphobia. I'm not sure what I'm afraid of, but it keeps me from leaving my apartment. As a DID system the agoraphobia affects us each differently. Thankfully we have a few alters that are unaffected. The agoraphobia affects most aspects of our life. -Shell We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own expe...
Bipolar Hypomania and DID
Переглядів 2338 місяців тому
A couple of weeks ago we went through a hypomanic episode. Manic episodes occur in bipolar disorder, and are episodes where a person experiences more energy, reduced need for sleep, impulsivity, euphoria, and increased irritability (among other symptoms). Hypomanic episodes are typically viewed as either less severe or shorter in duration than a full manic episode. Megumi talks a bit about how ...
DID History - Jeanne Fery
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The first recorded case of Dissociative Identity Disorder was that of Jeanne Fery. At the time it was treated as an exorcism, but would later be identified as a case of Multiple Personality Disorser. We examine the case and look at why it was later defined as DID. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to ex...
Traveling with DID
Переглядів 4069 місяців тому
what is it like to travel as a DID system? we talk about a good experience and the worst experience ever. We are not medical professionals. Everything we discuss is based on our own experience and research. Not every system is going to experience DID the way we do. Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) - disruption of identity characterized by two or more distinct personality states AND recurren...
Moving Into the New Year
Переглядів 1389 місяців тому
Moving Into the New Year
A Week with a DID System
Переглядів 1,2 тис.10 місяців тому
A Week with a DID System
Meet the Alter | Roly
Переглядів 41910 місяців тому
Meet the Alter | Roly
A Positive Article about DID?
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A Positive Article about DID?
Dissociative Identity Disorder and Race | Racism in the DID Community
Переглядів 42811 місяців тому
Dissociative Identity Disorder and Race | Racism in the DID Community
DID - Learning as a System
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DID - Learning as a System
Meet the Alter | Veronica
Переглядів 301Рік тому
Meet the Alter | Veronica
Meet the Alter | Victoria
Переглядів 266Рік тому
Meet the Alter | Victoria
BPD Fear of Abandonment and Unstable Relationships
Переглядів 375Рік тому
BPD Fear of Abandonment and Unstable Relationships
DID and Switching
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DID and Switching
DID System Communication | Communicating with Alters
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DID System Communication | Communicating with Alters
DID and the Inner World
Переглядів 986Рік тому
DID and the Inner World
Meet the Alter | Megumi!
Переглядів 385Рік тому
Meet the Alter | Megumi!
DID When the Host is Struggling
Переглядів 879Рік тому
DID When the Host is Struggling
Meet the Alter | Stefan
Переглядів 354Рік тому
Meet the Alter | Stefan
Meet the Alter - V
Переглядів 300Рік тому
Meet the Alter - V
BPD and Emotional Instabilty
Переглядів 128Рік тому
BPD and Emotional Instabilty
Meet the Alter | Ariana
Переглядів 381Рік тому
Meet the Alter | Ariana

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @TheVortexCollective
    @TheVortexCollective 2 години тому

    Wishing y'all the best💙

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 24 хвилини тому

      @@TheVortexCollective thank you!

  • @jleitch6693
    @jleitch6693 3 години тому

    Hello glad you are good and thanks for sharing Shell. With regards to littles fronting we'll often have them chaperoned by an adult or protector who won't interfere unless needed. They have a few friends inside they trust and it seems to work quite well. I as host understand the feelings of embarrassment over littles fronting 😅 being a 40+ Yr old dude coming round playing lego n colouring books can be a bit whaaaat? Lol. Hope this helps - John, host of the Chaotics

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 2 години тому

      @jleitch6693 thank you!

    • @jleitch6693
      @jleitch6693 2 години тому

      @@FragmentDID you're very welcome 😊

  • @Es-Flowers
    @Es-Flowers 16 годин тому

    Often times- what can make allowing littles and really any alter/headmate who may have less abilities or cognitive abilities, is vulnerability and an inability to sit or cope well with that. There can be a lot of fear that's based around the what ifs- as well as if you may struggle with control issues and abilities to let go of front (as I believe was mentioned here?) If you're able to and haven't already, finding or setting a stable and reliable form of communication with the littles would be best. This doesn't have to be internal, but maybe something like journalling externally and making a habit of check-ins both just from the littles or anyone can also help if you struggle with blackouts. Though the actual starting I think can be hardest. I think you may struggle with this for some time or won't see results for a bit, but finding a relatively safe place that you're alright with should be a priority. I should've mentioned that first probably. If you have gatekeepers or someone with abilities of controlling front in some way, you can maybe also get them in the loop of communicating with the littles too so they can help facilitate this. Letting both others AND yourself know that you're safe I think can do wonders. Again, this is i think a lengthy process, and it means establishing and learning to establish a sense of trust both in YOURSELF and other alters, which can be tricky. Especially when it's trusting other alters that aren't yourself in front. Setting and having failsafes can help somewhat with this, but also just working on understanding your other alters/headmates (apologies, please let me know if there is a specific preferred term. We're 21, so tend to be in areas that have multiples terms that can feel more humanising to some and thus may have different ideas or terms used here that you may or may not be very familiar with?) can also do a lot in being able to trust them with fronting and being able to contact others if something goes awry. Understanding particular things like likes and dislikes: These can be also used to establish fronting triggers, though using negative fronting triggers I wouldn't recommend so as much as just something to be aware of. Things like music and I believe others like taste can be strong triggers not just system wise, but at all. You can start off small, perhaps? Mentally see if any little would like to COFRONT with someone else, if you're able or someone else is able to do that (reference back to my gatekeeper comment). There are quite a few apps dedicated to things for children only, and if you have an android, there's also I believe a child mode or "kid zone" and that particular headmate can only access approved apps and such. Fronting triggers and using things like music or such also can work with when you need someone mentally older or capable to do adult related things. This can be a bit of a struggle for example when you don't have much space to discover or explore your identity though, as these fronting triggers would heavily rely on things at least somewhat of an interest or like to someone, though there are also neutral ones that can work too. I don't know if you all live alone or have friends, but you could also see if someone would offer or be able to do things like using your names when a little asks or is done with fronting and needs an adult or mature adult, though this does require a lot of trust. I do find however that sometimes someone else verbally calling names can help a bit getting someone to front when help is needed, though you can also try working on just talking aloud if internally reaching others during these times are harder for either you, or littles who may be in need of adults. We'd recommend an app called "Simply Plural" for things like keeping track of switches, being able to write notes, organise things in groups and quite a bit more. (Though only really works if digitally journalling isn't an issue). There's even a message board for each profile (in this case, alter, though there's a separate category for custom statuses. Say if you want to make one for just being blurry or blended where it isn't necessarily an alter on its own. Or note if you're only co-con, etc.), and only once that person is registered as fronting can the messages be deleted. The person will also be notified that they have a message once they're registered as being in front. Once you're able to set up communication between one another, maybe being able to set up rules for the littles or when it is time to leave and if they do not want to, maybe making it a sort of game can help somewhat. We tend to talk to our littles first with the presumption that they will understand, though we don't use the term much since age in our system doesn't equal to what they can or cannot understand, but asking them how they'd like to be treated and generally reminding them if bodily autonomy and explaining why most importantly say for if they have to leave front and are upset but do not know why, can help sometimes. Apologies for this being quite long. This is only really skimming the surface for what exactly you can do, but we do have quite a bit more specific ideas in mind if that's needed as well!

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 15 годин тому

      @Es-Flowers tha nk you! We've read through your comment. There's a lot so we'll probably read it a few times. But you gave some really good ideas. We have simply plural but could be better about using it. I might have some questions once I'm able to digest the information (we also had an assessment for our son just now so we're in formation overload. Not your fault!)

    • @biale190
      @biale190 14 годин тому

      Hi ! I’m happy I found your channel, your thoughts help me to get new ideas, and I wish you the best My littles are very shy, and I try to help them front securely more frequently, rather than help them “unfront” securely haha. I have two ideas for you : - choosing with them a nice (cheap !) watch, or a nice timer (nice= something a child would enjoy, and therefore they will look at it frequently, and use it - if they are able to understand ) so they know how long they are ok to front Or when they want to “unfront”, they could set a certain ringtone that would alert a particular adult alter - you could use playlists : I made playlists for different types of alters, with them (I tend to consider my headmates by group age, that’s what I mean by type ; sorry if my english isn’t clear) you could show them how to put on the playlist they like ; and at the end of the playlist, you put a song that will trigger someone else (an adult headmate) I don’t know if your system can adapt this ideas. It’s exhausting to add more tasks to our days (I mean make playlists, find a nice cheap watch/timer…) when we are already exhausted; and then the ideas don’t always work as hoped… at least, choosing songs with headmates is a nice way to interact with them A problem that I have (I = me, not my system) is I’m always the responsible headmate, the one who has to organise everything ; and the tasks sometimes feel like chores, not tasks. I would be interested to know if you, or someone else, struggle with that kind of thoughts

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 13 годин тому

      @biale190 thank you for your suggestions! We'll definitely try them out. As for tasks feeling like chores, absolutely! Especially as I've been fronting more often and some of the alters that sometimes take on tasks aren't out. It's exhausting.

    • @Es-Flowers
      @Es-Flowers 13 годин тому

      @@FragmentDID Questions are fine, and hope you'll be able to find some things that work best with you all too, in that case!

  • @shiawase.shines
    @shiawase.shines 16 годин тому

    Thank you for sharing with us!

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 15 годин тому

      @@shiawase.shines 🫶🏽

  • @manho9860
    @manho9860 18 годин тому

    Morning Shell and the others Hope you're well ! Your videos help us well ! I apologize for my english.

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 18 годин тому

      @@manho9860 no apologies needed 🙂 we're glad our videos help you! Hope you're doing okay!

  • @QueerUnstableAnarchist
    @QueerUnstableAnarchist 18 годин тому

    Hello, hope youre well!

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 18 годин тому

      @@QueerUnstableAnarchist doing ok. Hope you are doing well also!

  • @lilachrysanthemum7281
    @lilachrysanthemum7281 4 дні тому

    Our system is very distinct in the inner world/inside our mind. but when we speak or do anything physically, its all "lost in translation". we all act very similarly. its not really even intentionally masking or anything, even alters who desire to act more distinctly *can't* while fronting, for some reason.it makes us really question ourselves when we're having all these internal experiences that are so distinct, so vivid, but then externally theres literally no proof. its jarring, and makes us really doubt our validity. thank you for talking about that.

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 4 дні тому

      @lilachrysanthemum7281 if it's ok for me to say it does sound like masking but maybe unintentionally? I know for us everyone has spent so long masking that it's actually harder to unmask.

    • @lilachrysanthemum7281
      @lilachrysanthemum7281 2 дні тому

      @@FragmentDID I do believe it is partially due to unintentional masking. I do remember that when we were in high school, we used to do some theater, but we were quite bad at acting, we found out. Not in a sad way, we still enjoyed it, but we did lack that natural talent or ability. I think that systems who are good at acting, may have better times unmasking their alters. Because they know the little nuances of how to "act differently". It isn't because we do not behave different in the inner world, but we just seem to lack some sort of ability to behave differently on the outside. Part of it could be due to shame of acting different, but I think part of it is also not knowing exactly how to behave as ourself, because we just don't know how to change our mannerisms.

  • @missmagillicutty6721
    @missmagillicutty6721 5 днів тому

    "Catching your parts on camera"💯 I absolutely know what you mean!!! What is the best way to get a hold of you? I have two alters that really want to talk with you! Thank you for your channel and content and vulnerability! God bless! 🙏😊💖

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 5 днів тому

      @missmagillicutty6721 thank you! if you have Instagram you can message us there. We're @fragmentdid_system

  • @maaikezweers8340
    @maaikezweers8340 7 днів тому

    Thank you for ansering my previous question. Please, I have another queation. I have a part that I don't know. But she pops out now and then (+- 5/6 times now) when there is high stress (fear, shame). She is problaby a little child says my therapist who met this part a view times now (I have no memories of it: amnesia. I have a hard time beleving my therapist and husband, the have seen here. Can the childpart build a connection/ bond whit someone (therapist) by recocnizing my therapist becouse they met earlier/ more times..(can she remember the earlier meating) with my therapist after they met each other a view times?. Or is my therapist always/ repeatly a stranger and will she still be afraid ? I have no memories, and I will be more comfort when I know they know each other. And: Can she reveal thinks other parts don't want to reveal? And when she can....whats the risk?? I am afraid she does that and I get war. Sorry for my writing, I am Dutch...

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 7 днів тому

      @maaikezweers8340 as for whether the part can build a connection with other people, that depends on the part. Generally speaking she could remember your therapist each time and therefore build a connection. However if she is in high stress and/or dissociated she might not remember the moments she's out. Then it would be harder to build a connection. Can she reveal things from other parts? If she has knowledge or communication with them then yes. As for the safety of it, that depends on the information. If you're worried about learning things that you're not ready to learn yet, you can talk to your therapist about not sharing the information. I hope this helps!

    • @maaikezweers8340
      @maaikezweers8340 6 днів тому

      Thank you verry much for your anser, yess it help ❤❤❤

  • @maaikezweers8340
    @maaikezweers8340 8 днів тому

    What if de.alter.is so young it can't write or draw?

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 8 днів тому

      @maaikezweers8340 that's a hard one. Honestly I'm not sure how you would be able to communicate with an alter that young. I would start with acceptance of them s a part. A parr that young probably needs to be shown unconditional love.

  • @fitzg
    @fitzg 10 днів тому

    This video has been so helpful. You have put into words so many of my own experiences and reasons for denial, and have even prompted me to remember certain events that are even more evidence towards this diagnosis. I am not formally diagnosed yet, but I just started with a new therapist who is experienced with dissociation and DID. I am looking forward to learning more about myself and hopefully more about my alters, which are definitely there whether it feels weird to admit or not haha. Thank you for posting this <3

  • @ethiodude9886
    @ethiodude9886 12 днів тому

    DID = demon ! wake up people. read bible pray hard bow down to God and ask holy sprit(Jesus) a guidance to set you free from those alters(Demon)

  • @katrinabongi6295
    @katrinabongi6295 18 днів тому

    Thank you for explaining this subject so clearly and articulate. It's refreshing .❤

  • @earth232
    @earth232 22 дні тому

    I just wanted to say that you're extremely valid and this video was probably one of the best videos and most thorough videos I have seen in the past seven years and I've seen an abundance of DID videos So whenever you're feeling unsure of yourself I would suggest just re-watching this video because this is going to help so many people and can re-help you so many more times when you need it

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 22 дні тому

      @earth232 thank you so much!

  • @Sheblackdragon
    @Sheblackdragon 26 днів тому

    I know this is off subject but I absolutely love your t-shirt!! 😍

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID 26 днів тому

      @@Sheblackdragon thank you!

  • @lucky-px6pv
    @lucky-px6pv 27 днів тому

    A large part of the trauma we experienced comes from not being believed in medical settings so getting help has been incredibly difficult and opening up about it to our therapist is one of the most triggering a difficult feats for us yet, im so glad you have supportive professionals helping you through the denial that often comes with a DID diagnosis ❤

  • @TheVortexCollective
    @TheVortexCollective 29 днів тому

    Thanx for this great video

  • @L3e1199
    @L3e1199 29 днів тому

    We have a little who grew up Catholic, and I (the host) identify as pagan and feel very triggered by christianity. Do you have any tips on how I can continue to allow the little to practice her faith without it triggering me and sucking her back inside?

  • @mjswdc
    @mjswdc Місяць тому

    Me I love Jesus, relationship not religion, knowing him, I know the Lord, I stay FAR away from evil stuff, for my own welfare. I believe in God. He is the creator of all things. Jesus is the truth, every other god is false and is a demon, not good at all. I need Jesus to protect me from the evil spirits, demons, satan. The Bible, God, the Holy Spirit of God and Jesus Christ is greater than all things, so he keeps me safe from false ways. People are people, and our minds can be fractured through trauma, so alters who identify as demons isn't the same -persay- as someone being possessed by a demon because it's a person's idea of things and own ideas and understandings as they develop in life and surroundings. That being said, my family did very very bad things on purpose for satan, which is very bad- don't do that. Because satan doesn't care about people, he just lies and uses people as pawns, mostly because he hates God, because he wants to be like God himself, which he got cast out of heaven for that, he was a very beautiful angel, but now he is more disgusting and terrible than you can ever imagine, who tricks people to go his way away from God our Father who is good, there is no shifting of shadow in God, but satan is a liar, the father of lies, that's his native language, that's all he can do. God didn't make him, he made himself, God made him first, but he decided to be like God and be worshipped, rather than worship God. Mind you, he is a heavenly being, not a human. God is wonderful, strong, smart, wise, kind, he never lies EVER! He is faithful too, he doesn't use people for gain, he's the opposite of that, he wants to lift others up and bless them, even though I don't deserve anything good, because he is the only one/thing good and nothing is good without him in it. He loves me, he NEVER leaves me, he never tricks me, he never ever does bad to me, satan and demons who decided to follow satan and worship him, also got cast out of heaven, and their whole goal is to hurt God, but they can't because God is God! And satan and demons are not! So the only way they can get at God is to hurt his creation, people. God loves people sooo much, because he created them, us 😊. So the enemy of our souls- satan, and his followers-demons, hurt God by hurting us, so that we curse God, which breaks God's heart 💔 but Jesus is the truth, he showed us how much he loves us, by coming down to earth, you know the story.. he gave himself as a sacrifice to make a way for me to be made right before God, and to make it so I can talk to him, without a priest mediator, when he died on the cross, the veil was torn- that veil was in place as an actual physical curtain keeping the place where God was, closed off from the people, that's where the priest would go to offer sacrifices, pure undefiled animals, as sin offerings to God. There were two curtains the priest had to go through, and they tied a rope around his waist, in case he didn't follow the rules completely, or it wasn't acceptable to God, then the priest would get struck dead, and they'd have to pull him out by the rope. So basically God gave the people, through Moses, all the rules they had to perform in order to be clean and made clean ect. God didn't punish them willy nilly, God wasn't being cruel, he gave them a way to be forgiven from their sins/aka when they messed up and did wrong. God knew what was to become of the world and the times, and since he loved us soo much, he made another- better way, he offered himself up, he came down as a baby, Jesus, fully God fully man. Can you imagine? He knows full well what it's like to be human, temptation, pain, torture, loving and not being received, being misunderstood, not being heard. But he was fully God too! So he was able to never give into temptation, he was never tricked, or enticed, he never sinned, he never messed up! 😁 It's incredible because Jesus showed the world what God is like, and he said it too, he explained it, and it was important, so it was written down by multiple people who saw it and heard what he said. So we can know it. Jesus showed us what God is like, gentle, wise, hates evil, true, righteous, kind, compassionate, caring. Before Jesus came, people were following the rules that God gave Moses, for many years, and had become rule followers rather than knowing the God they are trying to appease. So they kinda didn't have God's heart for others around them, and when Jesus went to the disabled people around town, he did so with compassion and love. He healed them, and set them free, while they were labeled pariahs by society at large, Jesus came straight over to them to help those who couldn't help themselves. The bible says what I just said here, but it took me a long time to see it the way it is, because of all the torture I'd been through that made me terrified of God. But it was a lie, and Jesus proves to me that God is good. Plus real experiences with him coming through for me against the evil powers that had me for so long. God says to me "you are mine" and satan used to use my mouth to say "she's mine". And truly God put his love in me so I didn't give up on seeking him, all the while he was saving me out of the deep dark layers of evil that others put upon me when I was only a baby and the evil stuff I put on myself not knowing it was bad. Hallelujah 🎉 This is why I choose Jesus. I also have DID, and Jesus showed me how he loves all of me, and he gave all of my parts red shoes, which is symbolic, shoes represent fathership, in Jewish understanding- which I learn at some point, and red represents Jesus's blood, which washes us clean from sin and covers us from the power of sin which is the spiritual consequences of it. I'm glad you posted this video, I wanted to help others by sharing what happened to me and why I choose God and no other. Especially for people who have been traumatized abused, tortured and who have DID, because evil had to happen to make a child get so broken, like me, I'm still broken, I still can't function, there's things I wish I could do but I can't, maybe yet I can someday when I get better from what broke me into peices. Sorry, this is really long.❤️‍🩹 But there is hope for me, if your still breathing there's a reason. God doesn't make mistakes

  • @colorblockpoprocks6973
    @colorblockpoprocks6973 Місяць тому

    as a white-passing mixed race system, it can hurt because (even as someone in your near-position), i still get talked down to. im not tanned enough to be able to even start saying my own nuanced take because white people arent allowed to talk, and your whiteness is all up to others' judgement and not your own lived experience. which is cool lol

  • @colorblockpoprocks6973
    @colorblockpoprocks6973 Місяць тому

    12:00 in: consider the fact that singlets don't even have these moments to think "who am I??" in the same sense that systems are perpetually questioning. and then, further, they DON'T get confused if they *do* ask themselves that question. that's something that always soothed our denial lol

  • @colorblockpoprocks6973
    @colorblockpoprocks6973 Місяць тому

    old video, but Shell's struggle with friendships and triggering abandonment, our host is going through a similar struggle. the trigger feeling a little overblown but still hurting, feeling like you put in more than you get even when you know your friends aren't going out of their way to neglect you, it sucks so bad. especially when you're someone like me& (and probably you guys too) where you can only manage to make very few but very close bonds. when those few bonds fall through on our emotional needs, it can feel so catastrophic... then just add on the further tangent about feeling like we present our health conditions too well to get the help we desperately need!! wow, so relatable!!

  • @jscire__872
    @jscire__872 Місяць тому

    Thank you, this was surprisingly eye-opening and relatable. When I was younger I always used to think that I absolutely for sure had no ED whatsoever since I was “just forgetting” to eat, or that I “just didn’t prioritize eating” as a physical requirement. And yet, like you said, I can see now that being thin was my identity for most of my life. While I’m not a DID system I have been working with parts work (IFS) therapy and it has helped me to realize that many parts of my psyche hold self-hatred, body-dysmorphia, and disordered eating as defensive structures. I intellectually understand that parts work therapy includes the idea that they would need need appreciation, validation, and compassion before they could be guided to more constructive and healthy tasks, but yeah, they can’t be guided by my intellectualization of course. After having started working with IFS I think that human brains operate on so many layers, especially with DID, but also apparently to a lesser extent with everyone, and for me personally it’s been an important tool to realize how that applies to me. I wonder if you’ve ever ran into parts work therapy on your journey and how you feel about it?

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID Місяць тому

      @jscire__872 we actually just started with a therapist that does IFS. I think any kind of work with DID and communication involves parts work to an extent, but we've never had it as a formal modality. We'll see how this goes!

    • @jscire__872
      @jscire__872 Місяць тому

      @@FragmentDID That sounds wonderful, best of luck with your new therapist and with IFS ❤ If you feel like talking about some of your experiences with IFS at some point, I would love to hear it

  • @enoch4499
    @enoch4499 Місяць тому

    I wonder how long it will take still for Christian families/churches to see how harmful their judgement and condemnation is. How warped Christ's teachings had become, very early on in our modern history. It was perverted into a patriarchal power-over-others corporation, no matter how many sects of this religion there is, they all have been brainwashed into abusing each other.

  • @326159487d
    @326159487d Місяць тому

    Thank you for sharing this topic! The way in and out of religion began my journey to discover my dissociative disorder. Whether it is DID or OSDD for me, since I am working on my internal system and communication, I did well better in life because the more I learned, the more I understood. I am happy to see this topic is covered on your channel! Have a great day!

  • @amberandmarble9219
    @amberandmarble9219 Місяць тому

    Great video! Thank you. It was really interesting to hear how your systems differ and what your experiences of each of your systems has been like. How Shell described your amnesia is how we also experience it. You described it so well. Thanks again for a great video!

  • @cozydaz
    @cozydaz Місяць тому

    your videos are always so insightful and comfy to watch :)) this is something I've been curious about for a while now its nice to have another perspective on it though its a shame of the lack of research. im curious about the discussion with your mum about it and what you were thinking at the time of discovery the system and i think it's really important to understand the differences between psychological symptoms and spirituality, not just in a DID situation, but generally also :)

  • @Doglover1911
    @Doglover1911 Місяць тому

    Love this topic, kudos

  • @BlobChild
    @BlobChild Місяць тому

    Thank you so much for this video! I recently figured out I’m invisibly self harming/ developing an ED and I related to this so much 🫶🏾 Also something about the story with McDonalds helped me realize how my alters fronted without any of us being aware. River 🌊

  • @the_ferris_system8333
    @the_ferris_system8333 Місяць тому

    We've been thinking about/working through our spiritual beliefs as individuals and as a collective, so this video is excellent timing 🥰 And it's great to hear about your experiences with religion & spirituality! Hope you all are well 🤟💜

  • @biohazardously
    @biohazardously Місяць тому

    was just thinking that i hadnt checked in on your channel in a while! glad to see youre still uploading, you havent been coming up on my feed for a bit. good to see you posting ❤️

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID Місяць тому

      @biohazardously our uploading is a bit inconsistent because it depends on how we're feeling. We're hoping to start uploading more though!

  • @enoch4499
    @enoch4499 Місяць тому

    I've noticed meditation quiets everyone down instead of speaking up, and THC tends to make their voices come in more clearly but overall I'm still struggling to hear everyone clearly enough to understand what theyre trying to say. The clearest communication I get is through the dream-state in the inner world through experiences that other parts want to share or switching while co-con while asleep or hypogogic "hallucinations" (falling alseep/waking up)

  • @colorblockpoprocks6973
    @colorblockpoprocks6973 Місяць тому

    it's funny that this "professional" has the view that someone needs to be ashamed of their disorder for it to be existent. it's not Ashamed Identity Disorder. Our relationship with the identity disturbances is not the diagnostic criteria, it's the unawareness of it that had to have existed at some point xD

  • @colorblockpoprocks6973
    @colorblockpoprocks6973 Місяць тому

    im just shocked that one of these examples was the Gianu system. Out of all the systems I watched on youtube, Gianu was the most... (well-meaning, here) tragic and medicalized feeling of them all. but their tragedy was so beautiful, it's why we ever watched to begin with. They, of all the systems, felt so upfront with what they felt comfortable enough to share and were so grounded and genuine!! They, as far as I knew, even explicitly shared who diagnosed them and what organization they belonged to lol that's the first thing that tells me this dude's opinions are way out of line and nonsensical, despite his "factual knowledge of the disorder." He cant even keep his own criteria straight for who he respects as a system!

  • @Nugget11578
    @Nugget11578 Місяць тому

    This is basically my constant. Ive been learning to trust alters more with their decisions which has made everyone else feel a lot better. But im rarely not in front which is kindof annoying since i want to give everyone their own time without me watching over and being anxious about what they do with "my" body

  • @Camille-p9y
    @Camille-p9y Місяць тому

    Thank you so much for this video. I am living a very complicated situation with my wife, who we (me and friends who actually have DID) think has DID or OSDD, and all the details you are explaining (like memory gaps that are not obvious, or alters that are not obvious) make sense. It helps me think that something makes sense... and I desperately need that. Thank you, really.

  • @Floofyflouf
    @Floofyflouf Місяць тому

    Real

  • @marcia.mcnicol9534
    @marcia.mcnicol9534 Місяць тому

    DID...multiple identities

  • @kris_ty685
    @kris_ty685 Місяць тому

    Damn girl! You have a thoughtful and well presented channel...subscribed

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID Місяць тому

      @@kris_ty685 thank you so much!

  • @NlsSiw
    @NlsSiw Місяць тому

    Your experience explains a lot better how genetic inheritance is a base to develop a dissociative disorder. Nice to meet both of the systems, by the way❤

  • @shinyxcrab6342
    @shinyxcrab6342 Місяць тому

    I hate how much I relate to this… but I’m also really thankful to stumble across your video. Denial is really difficult to grapple with.

  • @PrinjackRox
    @PrinjackRox Місяць тому

    Thank you so much for posting this. I am newer to the diagnosis and still trying to wrap my head around what my new normal will look like. This was so very validating and so needed.

  • @thisbetheverses
    @thisbetheverses Місяць тому

    Thank you for sharing your experiences, we really appreciated hearing them. I really relate to the cooking thing, before we realised we were a system it would frustrate me to the point of claustrophobia and tears, I couldn't understand why sometimes I could do things like cook, or make art or research and other times it was like I just had no knowledge or skills that I knew I had, or sometimes I'd know these things had been done but I had no memory of having done them and they were done really differently to how I know I would do them. I felt so confused and kind of suspicious for a long time, like I'd wonder if people around us were just lying and saying I'd done things when I hadn't. Denial is so strange because we are an overt system, always have been, but that's actually something that can trigger denial for some parts of me, because I'll end up thinking things like "well this isn't the stereotypical presentation and why would our presentation be so overt when generally its a covert thing?" We think the stigma in society massively contribute to the denial and shame we feel, especially because the nuanced complexity of different systems and their presentation isn't always easy to find being discussed by a lot of people and a lot of what we've found being discussed by some seems to be very black and white and doesn't include a lot of what's possible to achieve with massive work in therapy and building internal connection and communication. Sometimes the amount of healing we've had and can see in the progress of our symptom management and communication as a system is something that can trigger denial for some of us- because even though we know we've been working really, really hard to achieve that for years in therapy and with every day practice- it isn't how you see being a system described a lot, and also I think a lot of us have amnesia for the amounts of work we've done so its really easy to see the growth we've had as a system, but forget all the work that's lead to that growth- and then to just get a lot of thoughts like "this isn't how it presents". We feel really passionate about sharing our experiences as we learn different coping mechanisms and build connection with ourselves and each other, because for us its been really hard to see those possibilities talked about for systems and to believe its achievable at all, and to not think it means there's "something wrong" with us whenever we do achieve any form of healing. Watching other systems videos can sometimes trigger denial and comparison based thoughts for us so it can be really hard even though its something we really want to do. So we really appreciate your video because it was so relevant and reassuring to us it made the denial easier to deal with while we watched.

    • @FragmentDID
      @FragmentDID Місяць тому

      @@thisbetheverses you're right that a lot of how DID is talked about doesn't go into the nuances of being a system. And yeah, fakeclaimers seem to assume no healing can be done in DID.

    • @thisbetheverses
      @thisbetheverses Місяць тому

      @@FragmentDID Your video was really validating and helpful because there were a lot of relatable nuances so that was really cool to see. We try to go into them too in our videos, just so other systems can find out more than we were able to find when we were new to knowing about being a system. I think for us that view that no healing can be done has been one of the most damaging views we've encountered, it still triggers denial in us when we see progress we've made which is heartbreaking.

  • @ethiodude9886
    @ethiodude9886 Місяць тому

    Wake up ! DID is a demon ! can u you try this -> go down on you knees and pray , ask holy sprit, God(Jesus) to set you free and be oneself only in your own system. bowing down to God everyday, read bible then u will see light!

  • @tamid2225
    @tamid2225 Місяць тому

    The rolling eyes thing really got me because my alters do the same thing.

  • @DiamondStarHaloYT
    @DiamondStarHaloYT Місяць тому

    As an OSDD system, we feel this so much.

  • @nbeing
    @nbeing Місяць тому

    thanks a lot for this video! i am the host of a system and god i can relate.... i can relate with pretty much everything you shared and it feels so good to know another recently diagnosed system and how they are coping with. i hope we manage this denial. thanks for being so brave to share your insecurity. i wish you guys the best ❤

  • @lindadunn8787
    @lindadunn8787 Місяць тому

    Listening, I relate. I started learning DBT seven years ago. I love using DBT skills. Helps me so much with accepting pieces of memories and sensations that come with parts and states and attitudes. We are truly wonderfully made. One thing we all have in common is not knowing what we don't know. We all do well with developing humility versus engaging in humiliation. Thank you for sharing your work. By the way, I'm 73.

  • @ElenaAideen
    @ElenaAideen Місяць тому

    Oh, love how you phrased that! "Our system cracked" We're 48 and just cracked, and the masking and interjections are so freaking normal that it feels like we must just be pretending. Of course that only holds until something that is a blackout trigger happens.

  • @LinkDID
    @LinkDID Місяць тому

    Oh my, I have so much to comment on in this video... So regarding how differentiated you are and feeling invalid because you aren't so differentiated... dissociation is on a scale. Even in structural dissociation, it's on a spectrum. Typical dissociation is non plurals. This is like highway hypnosis. Primary dissociation is non plurals. This is PTSD zone. Secondary dissociation is where you can have plurality in DDNOS/OSDD. This is the C-PTSD zone. Tertiary dissociation is all plurality with both DID and polyfragmented DID/complex DID Just because you aren't exactly like everyone in either secondary or tertiary dissociation, doesn't mean you aren't a valid system. How you want to individuate out from your host is kind of each alter's own choice but as you've pointed out, differentiation is a focus on dissociation which reinforces amnesic barriers. Now there are some alters who will actively choose this route because they don't think the host can handle the trauma they have yet and so they're actively using dissociation to protect the host from dropping the amnesic barrier too quickly before the host is ready. Don't compare your healing journey to another system's because the differences aren't the things you should focus on, but the similarities. If your system is more like another system, that means you may be able to use their tips and tricks. Just because another system isn't at the same point in their healing journey as you are in yours doesn't mean either is invalid. You're doing great on your healing journey and thanks for letting us be a part of it even in this limited way. As the host, I front for most hours of the day and then I'll voluntarily let go of the front so that other alters can start engaging in hobbies or other things to relax and have fun. Depending on what the activity is, I'll co-con if I enjoy the activity or if I find it boring, I'll go unconscious and then let everyone else do whatever they want. I trust them to go to sleep and make sure we're up and ready for work the next morning and they haven't failed me. Prior to my finding out I was a system, I fronted 24/7 and my alters used influence to make me do things and would only hard switch during therapy or trauma. Both ways of existing are normal for my system. It's just what's needed at the time. Right now I need everyone to front long enough to get unstuck in time so that's what I'm letting them do. After I have no more time stuck alters, then the situation will change and as the needs change, the fronting patterns will probably change too. We have a VERY high level of co-consciousness and a very high degree of control when co-fronting. Co-fronting and co-conscious systems have VERY BROAD working memories and they will have vague awareness of what's happening all the time. I am this way and I am a polyfragmented system. My 21-41 years is largely unbroken memories for me in the first person, but there are small blips of hard blackouts. Just because you don't have total blackouts all the time, doesn't mean you aren't a system.... and between secondary and tertiary dissociation, it's more of a term of art differentiating that line. So there are going to be OSDD systems with mild amnesia and highly differentiated alters but you can also have DID systems with similar alters but high amnesic barriers. That's us. The four hybrid EP/ANP's are almost identical to the host. Us EP's are the highly differentiated ones. So what does that make us? We're like OSDD because we have a number of alters that act like our host normally. We're like DID where our EP's are highly differentiated. Our therapists say we're in functional multiplicity and we are wondering what definition they're using as "functional." So we're not technically in distress and so we no longer have the disorder part but we're still have tons of amnesic barriers up. The kind of "distress" I experience is solely romantic and they say what I'm describing is not clinically distressing, even though it is distressing to me. So does it really matter what the label is? You're a plural and you're on your healing journey, and just because you aren't exactly like other content creators doesn't mean you're not a system.