Multiple Personalities Support Group
Dissociative identity disorder is a diagnosis described as the existence in an individual of two or more distinct identities or personalities, each with its own pattern of perceiving and interacting with the environment. At least two of these personalities are considered to routinely take control of the individual's behavior, and there is also some associated memory loss,...
Hi i'm Echo. This is my first time out. I have been here, I just havn't "come out". I have been in the backround watching. I don't know what triggered me to come out but I looked in the mirror for the first time and almost cried. Out of joy of course. I never imagined what I would see if I did. I saw me. Yes I have Liz's face, but when I looked in the mirror, I saw myself. (If that makes sense). I am still emotional right now because I am experiencing life for the first time out and it's amazing. I got to meet our niece and actually hold her. I also wish other people in our lives knew about us and treated us as our individuals not just as Liz, but at the same time, would our lives change for the better?
welcome to the group and a big welcome to the world? What a wonderful thing to be able to finally experience the world directly and not just and an observer? Or have I misunderderstood your situation? As to why you're out, I'm guessing it's because there's some way unique to yourself that you can contribute to the well being of you all?
Anyways, what ever the reason - what a good thing it is
:)
kevin
Sometimes our differences are small.
Maybe at some point you can share with a trusted family person some of the things unique to your others.
If this is someone who believes you or knows of your condition, maybe let them know what peculiarities your others have. Someone who is frowny, talks fast, is whispery, or whatever is a unique thing your person does. Once people know of this thing and start to see out more often they might start to realize what yoiu are talking about