10 Experiences that DON’T invalidate you | Dissociative Identity Disorder

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  • @chloer2207
    @chloer2207 4 года назад +601

    If I might I'd add: that people can't tell what alter is out or that you have switched doesn't invalidate you. There are so many "well we've never seen you switch even on long livestreams" in the comments on her last video, but like, it's the point of DID? It's not made to be noticeable? I guess most people who commented that aren't part of systems themselves, because I feel it's quite well known (Kyle even said "if I didn't want you to know you wouldn't know" during the interview with Anthony Padilla.)
    On a similar note it doesn't invalidate you if all your alters sound the same. For example a lot of alters in the Aether Amalgam (Acrylic and Aether channel) sound very similar (to me at least, I'm not a native English speaker and I don't notice accents as much if they're not a bit strong).
    I'm a singlet but doing my best to educate myself on the subject and all I hope is that this whole drama causes as little harm as possible to the DID community. Could Trisha be faking? Yes. Could she be genuine and going about it terribly? Yes too.

    • @reneelemay6417
      @reneelemay6417 4 года назад +25

      I guess when someone has a video up saying they are a chicken nugget, it makes it hard to believe anything else they say. To me it is neither here nor there if she has it, it is the fact of calling someone else crazy and not even watching Dissociadid video and saying they bad mouthed her which they never did. I hope she gets the help she needs.

    • @chloer2207
      @chloer2207 4 года назад +26

      @@reneelemay6417 Yeah honestly I don't blame people for having a hard time believing her with that track record, and her attitude is getting worse and worse with the attacks on DissociaDID, my comment was mostly aimed at systems who could take these comments for themselves, what I wanted to point out was that some arguments to "prove" she's faking are misguided and could be detrimental to other people. My opinion on Trisha having DID or not is "I can't know for sure but it doesn't matter because either way she's harming a lot of people and needs to stop"

    • @axlm.808
      @axlm.808 4 года назад +13

      Totally agree. The problem is not if she fakes it or not (even knowing her last pr stunts, many have reasons to think she does)
      The problem is that she spreads misinformations about DID and hurts all the mental health community. Plus she attacks DissociaDID and uses them as a scapegoat.
      Either she has DID or not, she has obvious mental health issues she needs to treat and she has to see specialists asap to treat that before making more damage

    • @reneelemay6417
      @reneelemay6417 4 года назад +12

      And her attacks at Dissociadid are horrible and saying Nin bullied her. She obviously did not watch the video because Nin was so kind towards her. It sucks to see how much this has affect Dissociadid they are a lovely system.

    • @axlm.808
      @axlm.808 4 года назад +4

      @@reneelemay6417 of course she didn't watch. She doesn't care about truth but only on what her fans believe, or more precisely how make her fans believe what she wants to side her and attack the "bullies" (in this case DissociaDID who didn't say anything but kind corrections about TP usual uneducated bullshit)

  • @mariewikiwaka3851
    @mariewikiwaka3851 4 года назад +378

    This is an extremely classy route to go in not pretending like this video didn’t happen but also trying not to add extra animosity to the pile.

  • @Sieggis
    @Sieggis 4 года назад +36

    Point 1: *cries*
    Point 2: *cries*
    Point 3: *cries*
    Point 4: *cries*
    Point 5: *cries*
    Point 6: *nods*
    Point 7: *hesitant nods*
    Point 8: *waves at one*
    Point 9: *cries*
    Point 10: *furious nodding and crying*

  • @xpaderom2
    @xpaderom2 4 года назад +72

    Ten experiences that DON'T invalidate you as a system:
    1) feeling that you don't have your own identity 3:20 to 5:09
    2) struggling with gender identity 5:09 to 6:39
    3) mimicking those around you 6:39 to 8:30
    4) feeling confused when another alter fronts or is co-conscious and not knowing where you end and they begin 8:30 to 10:07
    5) having alters with no amnesia between them 10:07 to 10:44
    6) having parts that seem more like extreme parts of you rather than being like very distinctly different people 10:44 to 11:38
    7) not being able to remember early life trauma 10:38 to 12:40
    8) having alters that seem to have only one emotion or function (having fragments) 12:40 to 13:23
    9) not being aware of time loss or amnesia 13:23 to 14:42
    10) not having words to describe what you're going through 14:42 to end

  • @thevoidborn7524
    @thevoidborn7524 4 года назад +404

    As a trans woman host, it makes me feel better that other people think they're gender fluid and stuff because of other alters, cause when my male alter is close, it freaks me out to feel his masculinity, and makes me question myself so much more

    • @Cesares_Atelier
      @Cesares_Atelier 4 года назад +8

      I am FTM host, but I have ONLY cis male alters.

    • @Solace_System
      @Solace_System 3 года назад +4

      Our system host is a biracial gay guy; our emotional protector is an Asian aro-ace guy; I, our physical protector, am a White straight guy; our sexual-romantic protector is a biracial bi woman; we are all cis; our body was AMAB - so yeah... Things get very very very very confusing for us at times, and that is before co-consciousness!

    • @beachesincali7606
      @beachesincali7606 3 года назад +3

      Dude I'm a woman, but like, I have two male alters. I was always so confused, sometimes I feel so feminine but sometimes I feel like a man, I had no idea that I had different people

    • @illumizoldyck3528
      @illumizoldyck3528 3 года назад +1

      It really is like that, I have recently started to question if I'm actually just okay with any pronouns instead of just they/them. Mostly becaus eit my alters being girls, boys and one nonbinary lad

    • @theapotheosisTA
      @theapotheosisTA 3 года назад +2

      Yeah, we’re FTM with mostly male alters and some of our alters are trans women and I feel bad for them because we are out as ftm and it probably feels like a backwards nightmare to them… poor girls. Our cis girls don’t care too much, honestly, but the trans girls… god I feel so bad for them, it must be so dysphoric to go backwards…

  • @cirrusfloccus6080
    @cirrusfloccus6080 4 года назад +427

    Another few things I want to add:
    1. You can be a system without feeling like it's a disorder. We do not view our DID as a disorder. We view our c-ptsd as a disorder. While DID forms because of trauma, the trauma would still be there without the DID. So we see DID as just basic having alters with amnesia and then the positive outweighs the negative (for us at least).
    2. You can have DID and be really comfortable in the body and wear "sexual clothing". It's probably not common that every alter is fine with that, but it can happen.
    (So many people said she's faking, because you can't talk about such serious stuff while wearing something like that, honestly, it was ridiculous.)
    I probably forgot something.
    But it's so! good that you're making this video.

    • @xariasys
      @xariasys 4 года назад +24

      1) THANK YOU! We NEEDED to read this! One of our cohosts is a youthful age slider 7-16; she is all about positivity and laughing and our togetherness. She, all of us in front really, view our relationships as a blessing - friends and loved ones we've never had even in adulthood. Twice in response videos yesterday we heard that alters were not family or big group of friends, because DID is horrible. She lost it and slid to 7, crying and terrified she would hurt us by making us look "fake" thereby costing us potential friends/support/help. It was heartbreaking - 2) and flat out cruel. Telling people they aren't valid because their situation evolved differently is WORSE than what an obviously confused and damaged person prattles about themselves. I'd name systems but some of are insisting that's not the point, but for me it is: they hurt one of our children by basically telling her she has no right to be happy and to love us or she isn't real. Ok. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. 1) Sorry. Sorry. Anyway, thank you so much - 1) Maria, host and 2) Yosuke, protector

    • @kaia8167
      @kaia8167 4 года назад +17

      I agree completely. We don't view our OSDD as a disorder - it's just how we've always been. Yes it's confusing, sure, but so is just being a human. Like you, we view our BPD as the disorder and the thing to be overcome, NOT our being multiple.

    • @crystalrobinson643
      @crystalrobinson643 4 года назад +8

      You're just amazing ❤️

    • @marq6929
      @marq6929 4 года назад +9

      Yes! Sure it is technically a Disorder but it's also a survival mechanism that can be a great skill/support later in life as you learn to work with it.

    • @kaiyodei
      @kaiyodei 4 года назад +3

      i think Astrea's web mentions it should not be seen as a disorder

  • @karmachameleon7148
    @karmachameleon7148 4 года назад +381

    I have OSDD1a and once described them as "if all the multiverse versions of me that have already been got stuffed into this body with me." Which sounds kinda crazy in its own.... But that made more sense than something I hadn't heard of yet haha. And even when I did it was a year before I realized. Brains are facinatingly tunnel visioned!

    • @xydoit2024
      @xydoit2024 4 года назад +6

      How i know if i have OSDD? I understood that all the alters are the same and work together with big parts of amnesia. Right?

    • @GeekInSequins
      @GeekInSequins 4 года назад +20

      That’s really interesting! I don’t see as many people talking about OSDD 1a as I see talking about DID or OSDD 1b. I’m really curious about it, and I don’t see as much information out there regarding it.

    • @sefratatouille
      @sefratatouille 4 года назад +6

      Would you mind if you were to explain to me the differences between OSDD 1a and 1b ( i am aware of the medical terms , i mean it as in how you guys experience it ) , i am pretty sure we have OSDD 1 b but dont have a diagnosis yet

    • @karmachameleon7148
      @karmachameleon7148 4 года назад +5

      @@xydoit2024 basically! All alters in one system no matter if DID or OSDD are part of the same overall person/collection. I think DissociaDID said its like when you break a bowl- all are pieces to it. And oftentimes during diagnosis drs will settle first on OSDD and may later change to DID or not. It really is on a spectrum.

    • @karmachameleon7148
      @karmachameleon7148 4 года назад +4

      @@GeekInSequins I haven't found a lot either, most of it is about OSDD 1b or it is just a mention of what OSDD 1a is really. Treasure hunt on many platforms, even academic articles are in low supply.

  • @w0rmsinger
    @w0rmsinger 4 года назад +187

    As an OSDD-1b system with only emotional amnesia between switches, thank you so much for this. We **really** needed this validation
    ~Envy from the Cadre System

    • @hmmcheese2333
      @hmmcheese2333 2 года назад +4

      Hey we were thinking could potentially experience emotional amnesia and was wondering if you have any good resources to figure out what’s going on? -Micah

    • @echohoover5820
      @echohoover5820 2 месяца назад +1

      We've felt this in these past few days! There's at least 4 of us who keeps switching to front due to an overload of emotional stress on the body. I myself have been taking over for the majority of today, taking in the overload of stress. We each have blanked in our own ways, points blurring together. Glad to know it isn't just us. -Iziah

    • @Xand3rCha0s360
      @Xand3rCha0s360 Месяц назад

      same here! we only really have emotional amnesia between our switches/parts! but otherwise we can be *very* aware (depending on the part still)

  • @ParanormalNewsToday
    @ParanormalNewsToday 4 года назад +59

    The 'not able to find words' is called alexithymia and is part of the damage/changes that occur to the brain as a result of the splitting process.
    The right and left hemispheres of the brain no longer connect/communicate or have impeded function sending the information that equates emotions/feelings/thoughts to the verbal control mechanism (corpus callosum). This is very common among abuse survivors (note that alexithymia is NOT only found with DID) and trauma survivors. We've been troubled with this all our lives and still are. It can be incredibly frustrating to feel something so strongly and yet be utterly incapable of communicating those 'thoughts' to anyone around you. -The Infinity System

    • @SantaFishes101
      @SantaFishes101 4 года назад +5

      yes...and the worst part is that we can speak so eloquently amongst ourselves when we are alone, and have time to process and write poetry...and just dissociate freely, let the words spill out...but around others, we feel we have no time to discuss anything important, from all this history of being put down and forgotten instead of heard. I really can't find those words when I'm around someone, almost as though their energy is conflicting with our own, causing a disruption like static around our thoughts. I really hate being trapped in this body, being trapped in this prison, feeling like s. hawking barely being able to communicate, when we have a (mostly) working mouth and voice with which to speak... can't bring myself to talk slower around others, even when they say they'll listen. no one ever really does. if they did, they would care. they would bring it up themselves. but they just don't want to listen. and trying to interpret what our poetry means is like a puzzle I want others to solve...and they never do.

    • @lilme7052
      @lilme7052 3 года назад

      The struggle is real! I used to be smart! But sometimes I look like a total bimbo.

  • @systemk9488
    @systemk9488 4 года назад +157

    I totally agree with you on this. Just because she put out misinformation doesn’t mean that she is faking it or that anyone who feels these things is faking it.

    • @LiEnby
      @LiEnby Год назад

      there is alot of fake information out there, and if your trying to come to terms with wtf is going on; you might see it and go "ah! now it makes sense." and .. some of it might actually be accurate; and such; yknow

  • @CiaraKaida
    @CiaraKaida 4 года назад +210

    Thank you for this. While I do think the vast majority of the backlash she received was reasonable, it was really disheartening (though not surprising, unfortunately) to see the immediate turn to accusations of faking. Thank you for taking the time to combat this so gently and generously. -Ares

    • @CiaraKaida
      @CiaraKaida 4 года назад +7

      @Elisa Castro I don't think that bothering to accuse someone of faking helps anyone. It is fine to say "your understanding of this condition is incorrect." Because that is verifiably true. Someone being a troll does not suddenly make it okay to speculate on their mental health, and especially not to make definitive statements.
      It's best to completely abstain from talking about whether she's lying or not because there is no value to be gained from that conversation. The only provable thing it communicates is that it is okay to accuse unpleasant people of lying about their mental health for attention. Even if it is sometimes true, it's not something I would like to see becoming normalized.

    • @CiaraKaida
      @CiaraKaida 4 года назад +6

      @Elisa Castro I don't think that having an incorrect understanding of DID or behaving abusively automatically means someone is lying or incorrect about having DID, either.
      Our system in the past has behaved in verbally abusive ways when triggered, and we also began to suspect DID initially based on an adjacent but ultimately completely incorrect understanding of DID. This was because it was still the best language we had at the time, and we're afraid to look for more. We have since been diagnosed with DID and now have a far more correct understanding. Through DID-specific therapy we have learned how to have healthy conflict and safe relationships.
      That is why I think it is only harmful to start a conversation about faking.

  • @Maria-qd7jl
    @Maria-qd7jl 4 года назад +181

    This is a very good video with what’s been happening. We aren’t saying she is faking, just super upset with all the misinformation and hate.

  • @Kay_Jay_Pea
    @Kay_Jay_Pea 4 года назад +74

    I’ll admit that my first gut reaction to watching the video was basically “she doesn’t have DID, she’s doing it for attention”. Right after that I took a step back to realize that it is not my place to say that. Wether or not she has DID is none of my business and I’m not in a position where I can or should diagnose her, but even if she does have it, she’s still spreading rampant misinformation that will not be tolerated. We as a community should be focusing on correcting the wrong things she said and breaking down the stigma rather than trying to “expose” each other as fake. The comments from the community rallying around each other warmed my heart, I hope we can all get her to see the error of her ways. Good on you for spreading the information that your symptoms do not make you any more or less valid as any other system 🖤

    • @kaiyodei
      @kaiyodei 4 года назад

      giggle giggle, everything is valid

  • @pandabear1400
    @pandabear1400 4 года назад +108

    I'm so proud of the community for how they are handling this situation and further educating people on D.I.D/O.S.D.D. Thank you so much. Together we stand, together we survived

  • @noahatlas5240
    @noahatlas5240 4 года назад +65

    My therapist told me last week she suspected I might be part of a system, and before then, I had never knew what DID MEANT. so imagine the whirlwind I’ve been through this week doing my best to research about it lmao. Thank you for this video. I don’t have a diagnosis and I may very well not be part of a system, but this makes me feel much better.

    • @TheInfinitySystem
      @TheInfinitySystem 4 года назад +9

      Hang tight and buckle up, because that whirlwind will keep spinning for awhile. We're a year into our diagnosis and it hasn't stopped yet. You found a great resource here with the Entropy System, their videos are well researched and have helped us immensely in coming to grips with DID. /support

  • @lilasziv8945
    @lilasziv8945 4 года назад +17

    I remember when I first learned what dissociation is I thought "Oh I rarely do that." Then I noticed when I did, remembered dissociating all throughout elementary school, remembered doing it in purpose, remembered my confusion and excuses, noticed time loss, and so forth.

  • @meowingatgames3898
    @meowingatgames3898 4 года назад +74

    We purposely avoided the video after seeing things on twitter, figured it was safer esp given the day it was. We laughed about the forks issue (sorry!), we've had a life long issue of spoons going missing.Even in childhood we'd get asked about the missing spoons, and now I'm in my 40's, and I have to buy spoons often and to this day I do not know where they go!! In 200 years someone in the future will discover some wild stash of spoons in the walls or something probably and wonder what even was the point.

    • @AnnainAwe
      @AnnainAwe 4 года назад +4

      meowingatgames
      Spoons… Thanks you helped me smile

    • @anacrus2
      @anacrus2 4 года назад +13

      meowingatgames I suffer from chronic pain and use the spoon theory to describe my energy. I read this from the view of spoon theory and had a good chuckle. I wish I could find those spoons.

    • @kindpunk420
      @kindpunk420 4 года назад +3

      Your spoon 🥄 story is absolutely amazing thank you for sharing 🥰

    • @meowingatgames3898
      @meowingatgames3898 4 года назад +6

      @@anacrus2 Same! All sorts of invisible-illness, chronic pain, auto immune... that's what makes it even more funny to me... using up all the spoons, but no really I have to order more because I went and looked, only 2 left! lol Also very sorry you are dealing with pain too, it sucks.

    • @anacrus2
      @anacrus2 4 года назад +2

      So what you’re saying is that you have a magic drawer that shows you the number of spoons that you have left till you need to sit down and recharge. Lol🤔😺

  • @Hamusutaru
    @Hamusutaru 4 года назад +72

    OSDD1-b squad! I have a very hard time with the situation right now. I'm just at the beginning of my journey, got my official diagnosis just this week. I don't really have communication with my alters and fragments yet, but I know of some and get better at noticing when someone is co con or "fronting" (quotation because I'm always co con, but not in control necessary afaik).
    One of my protectors/persecutors is doing over time since I watched Nins video, I have a very hard time containing that anger because it correlates with some stuff we experienced since opening up to our close circle about being a system. I'm very sure that TP is just using a topic she stumbled upon to get coin and attention, it's her M.O., she's done it before. But I'm also sure that she IS struggling with severe mental health problems, which makes this even worse. Exploiting a surviving mechnism of this degree in that way is just toxic and wrong IMHO and the reactions around are triggering my insecurity with OSDD. Thank you as always for being awesome and giving all of us a voice!

    • @olympicsys
      @olympicsys 4 года назад +2

      Our host is always co-conscious like you too. Our host was curious about watching the video, but one of our protectors shut them down real quick because she knew it wasn't a good idea. She saw how hurt a lot of other systems were by it and she didn't want us to be too. Communication is a challenge for us. It doesn't really work well internally, so we have to write it all out in a journal and wait until someone else fronts, sees it, and then responds. We have noticed that talking out loud to each other can be helpful sometimes though, if that helps

    • @Hamusutaru
      @Hamusutaru 4 года назад +2

      The Diagon Collective that was a good call, we’re still upset about it D: I actually started a notebook for this purpose yesterday and I hope at least someone apart from me will use it. Right know I’m a bit skeptical about it, since no one ever left something for me (host) on purpose and I have a feeling they won’t do it now either since I’m always co con @.@;

    • @TooSickToDressVictorian
      @TooSickToDressVictorian 4 года назад +1

      Fox Den
      Hi, I‘m questioning if I (we) have OSDD1-b. Is it normal that I‘m always co con or fronting and never fully switch to an alter?
      I also have the feeling that if I‘m just co con I kinda blend with the person at the front. Like I have the same thought pattern as they have and actually confuse them if I start thinking myself. Because of that I don‘t know if I‘m faking, but it all feels sooo… „not me“.
      Can you help me?
      Love ~Cleo

    • @Hamusutaru
      @Hamusutaru 4 года назад +1

      Ageamiu hi, Cleo. I’m not a therapist or professional in any way, those are the people who can tell you if your symptoms/experiences fit the criteria :)
      I (Mei) am always co-con or fronting as far as I know and there can be a lot of blending, but for me, I can often distinguish me and what is blended. My headmates‘ thoughts are also mostly just not mine, it’s like catching snipers of a conversation on the street most of the time. That said I’ve only been diagnosed since early this year and don’t have good communication with the others and am still struggling with the diagnosis. Not sure if this helped in any way. 😅 if what you’re experiencing is restricting you in your life, I strongly suggest you talk to a professional for help 💗💕 good luck and have a nice day :)

    • @TooSickToDressVictorian
      @TooSickToDressVictorian 4 года назад

      Fox Den
      Thank you Mei, that helped a lot. I‘ll talk with my therapist about it.
      Maybe this is just passive Influence what I‘m experiencing?

  • @yokkosoneko
    @yokkosoneko 4 года назад +63

    10:40 : okay now I'm crying.
    I struggle from our "lack of amnesia" ... I discovered we were "several people in 1 body" thanks to a friend that lived the same way. When I had to go to university, i started to see less and less this friend. I needed to talk with people who were "several people inside", to feel completely understood.
    That's why I searched about DID. I've found social media groups etc. Everyone seems to struggle with amnesia and difficult traumas.... And we don't. My friend didn't have amnesia too. I felt lost. Didn't know if my friends from inside and me were living DID or not. I still struggle to say if I'm part of this community or not.... But hearing about OSDD 1B always make us feel safe, understood.
    I wish I can meet some system who would talk about funny things, love, and everyday-life problems, instead of hearing about traumas and hospital everytime I seek for a system friend. Maybe talking with OSDD1B people would help us to feel less lonely, I think....

    • @Mrgosh1223
      @Mrgosh1223 4 года назад +1

      Same tbh.

    • @elizabethbrooks8604
      @elizabethbrooks8604 4 года назад +3

      You could talk with me, I've wanted to talk to someone with osdd-lb as well. Not all the hospital stuff and traumatic experience. Just want to talk casually about life itself and how everyone's day was

    • @yokkosoneko
      @yokkosoneko 4 года назад +2

      @@elizabethbrooks8604 Hello I don't know if youtube comments are the best place to talk but my facebook is "Yokko Sôneko" if you want to (some of my "alters" have facebook too but we almost only use mine xd)

    • @yokkosoneko
      @yokkosoneko 4 года назад +1

      I can't believe those 41 likes ! Thank you, it makes us think we're not alone to think like that ^^

    • @Anna-cu7iz
      @Anna-cu7iz 4 года назад

      I don’t know if you have a Reddit account but the OSDD subreddit is a great resource full of people with OSDD-1 (1a, 1b, and general/combined osdd-1)! Everyone really gets it.

  • @enoch4499
    @enoch4499 3 месяца назад +1

    'mimicing others in the environment'
    we literally have a part named Chamillia who is responsible for social interactions and amusing the rest of us when theres too much social tension. She mimics people, animals and sounds very well and often adopts accents when she fronts to change how others act towards us in response.

  • @cirrusfloccus6080
    @cirrusfloccus6080 4 года назад +155

    I'm only three minues into the video and I already just want to say: yes!!! thank you!!! finally!!! so many people have said stuff about how she's faking because xyz, when xyz is in fact a thing that we (as a professionally diagnosed system) have experienced.
    It was happening on a DID disorder server, so one of our protectors left a long message about why that behaviour is wrong and everyone was completely oblivious to even doing this. So thank you!!! for putting this out there.
    We luckily don't have any issues with thinking we're faking (except the host, sometimes), but honestly... this could damage so many other systems.
    ~ Dawn

    • @Liravin
      @Liravin 4 года назад

      l think you mean "three experiences", not "three videos"

    • @cirrusfloccus6080
      @cirrusfloccus6080 4 года назад +2

      @@Liravin I actually wanted to say "three minutes", but thank you for telling me! Who doesn't know being three videos into one? :D

    • @Liravin
      @Liravin 4 года назад

      @@cirrusfloccus6080 that makes a lot more sense than my "three experiences" xD

    • @exqeriment
      @exqeriment 4 года назад +1

      YO IT'S YOU!! HEY THERE!! Agree with this!!!! - Dean (Delta System)

    • @cirrusfloccus6080
      @cirrusfloccus6080 4 года назад

      exqeriment- i-it's me? Have we talked before? o: (Also hi!) ~ Vivian

  • @yuseiku2286
    @yuseiku2286 4 года назад +91

    We rly need to hear all that
    The whole drama yesterday messed up everyone pretty bad

  • @nlslanker
    @nlslanker 4 года назад +71

    This is the best video I’ve seen on this topic so far!
    Imo it’s members of the DID community who have put out the most sensitive, respectful, and informative responses to the RUclipsr in question.
    The videos I’ve seen challenging her validity have primarily come from people without DID, and employ stereotypes about DID to invalidate her. That’s been for me the most upsetting aspect of this unfortunate situation. I hope people discover channels like yours to learn accurate information and stop perpetuating damaging myths about those of us struggling with DID and OSDD.

  • @ccre88trixx
    @ccre88trixx 4 года назад +77

    Besides the blatant misinformation, I'm going play devil's advocate and say maybe she does have DID, but possibly her alters are just fragments and that's why her experiences aren't full switches. I'm also going to throw out that although she is scandalous and seems to do a lot for attention, maybe she didn't mean to give the misinformation, there's the possibility that (if she does in fact have fragments) she was just explaining her experience to the best of her ability without being as well versed as some others may be (I thought it was pretty clear in the video that she hadn't done much research and was presumably only speaking from personal experiences and how she perceives her experiences as compared to system RUclipsrs).
    I def don't agree with many things she's done, but I do appreciate that you are not letting whatever this actually is be triggering and instead are making a learning opportunity out of it. I think it's so so important in normal life but especially in the healing process to remove ourselves from the situations and remember that other people's actions are not a direct stab at us.

    • @kaiyodei
      @kaiyodei 4 года назад +1

      well there are many kinds of systems. maybe she is a median system

    • @jessiefogarty8119
      @jessiefogarty8119 4 года назад +1

      As someone who follows the creator in question (and has for a decade) and this channel I agree AND I really hope she watches this video.

    • @mrsthebeatles8159
      @mrsthebeatles8159 4 года назад +1

      I dont have did but am a supporter and fascinated to learn as much as possible I'm not going to speculate if she has a system or not but what I think is a healthy next step is that now that she confronted the possibility of it she should seek help or therapy and explore more of what makes her....her even if she finds out she doesnt have it therapy can go a long way in helping you figure out who you are as a person

  • @kittybee71
    @kittybee71 4 года назад +10

    i’m singular, but i have so much respect for the grace the DID community is handling this with. you’re all incredible

  • @Sakina.Y
    @Sakina.Y 4 года назад +24

    Wyn,
    What a beautiful and grounding reminder. This video was so loving and validating to watch. Taking the time to bring the Entropical Fish back to center was such a classy move. I had watch Nin’s (DissociaDID) and Nan’s (Team Piñata) response videos and my heart sunk for the DID community. I am so proud of the responses I have heard, watched, and read. You are truly beacons of light in this storm.
    I don’t have DID, but I have grown to love and deeply care for all of the systems I have had the honor of knowing. This is the very community that gave me my resolve to being a psychiatrist and an advocate for trauma and trauma related disorders. You all have helped me to be more compassionate and understanding towards others and to be more compassionate and understanding towards myself in my own healing process.
    I’m so proud of you all,
    Stay safe!
    With love,
    Sakina

  • @kj-sf4md
    @kj-sf4md 4 года назад +28

    Thank you for this video. The young lady was obviously struggling. And i would much rather see informational/educational responses than bashing a struggling person.

  • @kaia8167
    @kaia8167 4 года назад +20

    This was such an important and empathetic response to this whole mess. She needs to be called out for certain things, yes, but I'm so glad you're taking the time to point out that these particular things are NOT what she needs to be called out for. There are so many layers to how her video has negatively impacted the community, and I think sowing doubt among those who already doubt themselves is a consequence that is being overlooked at the moment. I really appreciate this video.

  • @krovidae
    @krovidae 4 года назад +11

    Thank you for making this video. Even though Trisha's understanding of DID in that video was very inaccurate and she has talked about this topic in a careless and harmful way (as she often does), it really bothered me how definitively people cried "faking" based on what she said and totally invalidated the experiences she was describing, because she obviously DOES experience identity issues of some kind. Whether she actually has DID or not and whether she is a generally toxic person is neither here nor there; it always sucks to see someone's struggles being treated as invalid.

  • @edgarstarling3363
    @edgarstarling3363 4 года назад +17

    This is so important. The other person's extremely harmful video impacted the way I think about myself and my system. Already, I've held back from saying certain things because I "don't want to sound like Trisha". Thank you for talking about this.

  • @alienorfrei6867
    @alienorfrei6867 4 года назад +3

    “I was the one in charge of not knowing.” That is such a lovely way to put it 💚

  • @insertname1857
    @insertname1857 6 месяцев назад +1

    to add on to #1- its totally normal to not know what alter you are at any given time. alters arent always distinct and clear cut all the time- the brain and barriers arent set in stone. sometimes you're going to be confused on who you are- its called dissociative IDENTITY disorder. the dissociating identity is kinda a huge part of it

  • @haileyreign
    @haileyreign 4 года назад +38

    Thank you for the video Wyn! As a newly diagnosed system, we're still trying to figure out a number of the things you mentioned! (Denial is very hard for us at the moment) 💙
    Based on what we've seen of this RUclipsr in the past couple hours, she could reallly benefit from talking to a professional if she isn't already. Though RUclips can be understandably therapeutic, it isn't a replacement for a psychologist/ psychiatrist.
    Hope you're doing well Entropy System!
    -The Reign System 💜

    • @TheInfinitySystem
      @TheInfinitySystem 4 года назад +1

      Denial of the condition is part of the condition. We were covering this early on with our therapist and expressing our denial, how preposterous it was and that "this couldn't have happened to us!" She said calmly looked at us and said "Trauma Doesn't Lie".
      Three words. It may not help you, but it helped us to accept. It still does. /system support

  • @lupinbun7240
    @lupinbun7240 3 года назад +1

    When "that person" was trending, that pushed a video about D.I.D. into our feed (a genuinely good video. I never watched the infamous one!) and that set the ball rolling for our own realization and process of working through that we, in fact, are a system/plurality... and, at the same time, the massive fallout from it made us not want to tell ANYONE for fear of being told that we were faking and just doing it because "it's TRENDY now!".

  • @nyctilia
    @nyctilia 2 месяца назад +1

    Thanks! I’m on a cPTSD server on Discord and when I started considering that it might be OSDD I went to the channel and asked people in the hopes they’d describe things I couldn’t relate to but the first message I got was actually that it sounds similar to how someone experienced things when they just started finding out they have OSDD. And it didn’t stop there and for the first time in all those years of therapy people suddenly knew what I was talking about 😭
    Aside from invalidation that constantly made me judge myself I actually knew I had cPTSD and depersonalisation-derealisation-disorder when I was 15. Got diagnosed with the latter 5 years later and trauma got acknowledged when I was 26. I didn’t have noticeable trauma symptoms because guess what, it wouldn’t have been safe to let other people see things or even myself and also having day-to-day amnesia 🙃 Thank you for pointing out that it’s not meant to be noticeable! Also the term of emotional amnesia clicked with me because I definitely have that. Have had that since I was a teen.
    Then I saw the video about the difference between DPDR and OSDD by the Rings System and it was sooo so helpful to validate my experience. After that, after explaining to a therapist that I have no idea how distinct or whatever alters are and if they feel and act differently without me noticing (apart from the few things I had experienced at that point) she was like … yes … you can’t know what you can’t know. That was like … oh, right …
    Now I know that all the alters I know apart from the one managing our everyday life don’t “really” show because not remembering would be too scary because we don’t trust people to keep us safe and are too scared of overwhelming emotions to succeed when trying on our own. So basically everyone speaks through the one fronting. And the one fronting only knows what they show him. So it’s a big black mystery back there 🥲

  • @Elizabeth-st4xk
    @Elizabeth-st4xk 4 года назад +2

    Seeing other people talking about believing they were gender fluid before finding out about their diagnosis! I actually figured out about DID because of my male alter realizing he was 100% not me and that he was his own with separate feelings and memories and behaviors. It's great to hear I'm not alone in my experience of feeling gender fluid.

    • @gothboithick
      @gothboithick 3 года назад +1

      def not alone, i believed i was genderfluid for 7 years before figuring out i had DID.

  • @mjdxp5688
    @mjdxp5688 4 года назад +16

    This video was really informative for us, we never thought we had DID because we don't have amnesia, but we didn't know exactly what it was, I guess we have OSDD1b, thank you!

    • @elizabethbrooks8604
      @elizabethbrooks8604 4 года назад +1

      If you'd like to talk than we'd be happy to talk. We r a osdd-lb system

  • @OsCorsariosCarmesins
    @OsCorsariosCarmesins 11 месяцев назад +1

    I'm in the process of self-discovery, viewing myself as a system. However, at times, I still feel like I might be pretending to be a system because I rarely experience dissociative amnesia. ~ Vinicius from Excalibur system.

  • @DIDandMe
    @DIDandMe 4 года назад +31

    Oh Wyn, we just adore you and your channel. This was such a good and important video because we agree that these things can sometimes really muddy the waters when trying to figure things out. Thank you for sharing this. 💜💜

  • @SM-BSW
    @SM-BSW 4 года назад +19

    You are all gentles and scholars!

  • @hippiestoner3411
    @hippiestoner3411 4 года назад +6

    Im just going to say this - i never once have claimed to have DID, nore will i ever and i completely empathize (will never know what it feels like, but still will try to understand and support yall) but these videos do help me as someone who struggles with extreme dissociation. That does not make me any or anyone else struggling with mental health issues any more or less valid and anyone who says otherwise can go fuck off. It doesnt matter if it was trisha's video, dissociaDID's, or anyones. It is not ok to judge people like that

  • @nursegadget5700
    @nursegadget5700 4 года назад +9

    I needed this video so bad! I'm only 5 months in to being aware that I am a part of a system. My "truth" alter has a lot to say about her video, most of which is not very nice. I loved that you pointed out not going to watch the video so we don't encourage bad behavior. I have a DID diagnosis and still find it hard to accept, I loved the part about not being aware of time loss. You have so many great videos, but today this video has been so soothing and validating. Thank you!

  • @tamtam25x62
    @tamtam25x62 4 года назад +6

    I don't believe that she's really doing it for attention. Even if she isn't correctly educated, doesn't invalidate her. She shouldn't be invalidated, however she should go see a professional. Absolutely not to prove herself, but to get help for herself and get the correct treatment. ❤

  • @TheInfinitySystem
    @TheInfinitySystem 4 года назад +5

    We could not have found a more elegant, positive and uplifting response to this travesty than yours. /applause

  • @wilkobye9533
    @wilkobye9533 4 года назад +17

    Thank you so much for making this 💜 I was thinking something like this was sorely needed now and I also felt that when the same person made that trans video. I've seen neither one and I don't know much. But for example in the trans video I heard ppl mocking this person for saying that they felt like a drag queen, like a man dressing up as a woman. And honestly As A Trans Person, I deeply relate to that and I've actually seen that exact feeling described in guides by trans ppl for questioning folks to figure out they are trans so it seems fairly common.
    And to me, as someone who knows nothing about this and only sees the reactions, it feels a lot like policing ppl and policing how informed one has to be etc etc.. idk I'm just sayin...
    I'm an obsessive Person but not everyone has to obsess over every little thing that's going on with them and use all the right words and all the right terms... Idk.

  • @bigcinnamonroll1524
    @bigcinnamonroll1524 4 года назад +6

    I love that so many systems are taking time to educate and correct the misinformation that was said! Most people would have caused drama and invalidated her. I personally do not stand for her videos or how she "picks and chooses" disorders/sexualities. I have gained so much respect for you and Nin! Both have openly stated that you are not invalidating her and are taking the courage to step out and help bring light to D.I.D and the problems that occur when someone self diagnoses themselves. Thank you for being the bigger person and standing for the DID community! Much love!

    • @stacicrawford1437
      @stacicrawford1437 4 года назад +2

      @@maze6797 unfortunately, you can't control your fans. Nin specifically said in her video to not do that. She specifically stated it was not up to the community to decide who was faking and who wasn't. Being called crazy hurt her and she got upset about that, but she still told her fans to not go after Trisha. Unfortunately, people on the internet do what they want

    • @bigcinnamonroll1524
      @bigcinnamonroll1524 4 года назад

      @@maze6797 Not everyone from the community is going to be nice.. especially when a well-known influencer misleads and self-diagnoses themselves with something that can take people( that actually have DID) years to have a correct diagnosis. I simply stated that Entropy System, Nin, and other DID associated channels are taking time to correct the misinformation. I was not talking about their fans. As Staci said, RUclipsrs can not control all their fans. Not everyone from every community is going to have open arms and accepting of everyone. That's just how the world is.

    • @bigcinnamonroll1524
      @bigcinnamonroll1524 4 года назад

      @@maze6797 I do not mean to come off as harsh. I just want the channels that are taking the courage to step out and respectfully correct and educate Trisha to help her better understand that DID is not something that can just be self-diagnosed. It's not something that should be trolled or have spread incorrect misinformation on. I validate your opinion on the community not being completely accepting and understand why you feel the way you do.

    • @vamvam7690
      @vamvam7690 4 года назад

      @maze the vast majority of comments I’ve seen have been from people upset with the misinformation and being unkind to Nin. Obviously there are some people who are using self diagnosis as a dagger because they are angry...but I have seen more invalidation towards Trish from allies rather than the community itself tbh. Probably because there’s a huge difference between learning about a disorder and living with that disorder day-to-day! You are right in what you say although I think people have generally meant well jumping to Nins ‘rescue’ to defend her etc but they are essentially going against what Nin and DissociaDID stand for - that every system is valid, diagnosed or not. Self diagnosis is going to be more commonplace and necessary when you’re dealing with conditions like DID/OSDD that are often so hard to get a true diagnosis for! X

  • @lydiaboll2872
    @lydiaboll2872 11 месяцев назад +1

    8:01 This is a common thing with autistic people too (myself included).
    Taking something someone said and/or their speech pattern and injecting it into conversations is just easier.
    15:30 And hey, I’m a singlet and I still don’t fully understand my hypoglycemia-all I know is that I have to eat and I’m in trouble if my blood sugar gets too low.

  • @Kumajirou13
    @Kumajirou13 4 года назад +7

    Thank you so much I'm having a hard time lately with second guessing all my experiences, but it's easier knowing so many people have overlapping experiences, even though I know everyone has a different journey.

  • @jeanneg1628
    @jeanneg1628 4 года назад +3

    god this video almost made me cry....i'm a (probably) osdd1-b system and i'm constantly battling with self doubt because of being constantly co-conscious and having no dissociative amnesia (though i've definitely repressed a lot of memories). hearing you say that those things dont invalidate my experience made me feel so much better. saving this video to rewatch when i'm feeling down again.

    • @kyoudakou5232
      @kyoudakou5232 3 года назад

      Oh that sounds similar to me. Nice to know i’m not the only one. I don’t hear anyone though, just feel that in different situations, sometimes a different side of me shows up to help

  • @crazycatboysolomon7006
    @crazycatboysolomon7006 Год назад +1

    Now I want to know where the forks went! I'm invested

  • @professionalcommenter
    @professionalcommenter 4 года назад +2

    I can't imagine what those with DID have to de with. I struggle with just myself in my own brain and my borderline, I can't imagine having to share it with other people! I know why the brain fragments off into different alters but I mean just dealing with your past traumas on top of dealing with your entire system! I was very impressed by how you explained everything so clearly and well for alot of people. Thank you!

  • @foxinc.3153
    @foxinc.3153 4 года назад +1

    Ive just owned the fact that i forget things

  • @CaptainMattnight
    @CaptainMattnight 3 года назад +1

    You've been very helpful to my understanding of myself, even for a fifty year old man with a (very understanding) family. Thank you very much for all you do, from all of us. Captain Midnight Salutes You All!!!

  • @supportive_rat
    @supportive_rat 4 года назад +2

    this is such a lovely, caring and kind video. I’m not a system but I find so much comfort in the way you seek to reassure everyone and create a safe space for confused people in the DID community 💖💗💕

  • @grierhunt6729
    @grierhunt6729 4 года назад

    Number four made me cry. It made me feel so much more valid to hear someone say that.

  • @coralmore3568
    @coralmore3568 4 года назад +2

    EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! I have borderline pd but often wonder about osdd1-b because I also heavily dissociate (a symptom of BPD) and experience what I liken to age-sliding and distinct differences in personality (but maybe just the identity diffusion of BPD!!) I'm happy to chat/answer questions anyone might have about BPD :))

  • @mosaica3979
    @mosaica3979 4 года назад +1

    Thank you, lovelies, for such a nice, validating, empathic video~ ❤️
    We would just like to add that while yes, DID/OSDD-1 and BPD are definitely separate and can be confused, that in no way means that having both doesn't happen or is invalid. An example of this would be Nan from TeamPiñata. Our own long-term host was recently diagnosed with BPD, so this is something that they really picked up on (they also really relate to your first point)
    - Valentina (Keelan co-con)

  • @kovi9122
    @kovi9122 4 года назад +2

    Thank you so so so so so so so so so so so much for this video. This has assuaged much of my anxiety after watching this whole drama fallout happen. It had me invalidating myself and my headmates. But thank you for your channel in general and this video because it helps me to remember that me and my guys, regardless of whatever anyone else says, are all real and just trying to live our lives, you know? It helps me to remember to look to myself and my system for the validation I need. Also to just remember that DID/OSDD1-B is such a diverse and unique experience for each system.

  • @marscoric
    @marscoric Год назад

    i wanna add that alters with DID can still have no amnesia between each other! there's a lot of reasons why that can happen but for example, i have polyfragmented DID, and my subsystem shares the large majority of our memories with each other. it took us a VERY long time to figure out we're all separate from each other because we share so many memories with each other

  • @marq6929
    @marq6929 4 года назад +3

    Thank you so much for this! It was confusing and scary to both relate to some things in that video and to see the misinformation and toxicity. I needed this to help get back on firm ground again and to process all of this.
    Thank you, thank you, thank you!
    I'm actually a little grateful this happened now, because this video and DissociaDID's are excellent summaries and valuable videos that we would never have otherwise had.
    P.S. I've been struggling with gender especially for years. So thanks for calling that one out.

  • @theelysiansystem9412
    @theelysiansystem9412 4 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for this video! I, as long-term host, struggle to tell who is fronting sometimes. Having my own identity is rough and scary, especially after so many years of it being safer to act like everyone around me. It's also hard with time loss. Thank you for validating these experiences.
    -C
    P.s. One of our littles says Hi.

  • @kassandracrow6119
    @kassandracrow6119 4 года назад +3

    Legion system, Scarlet front and centre. Thank You for this informative video, we shared it on our platforms. Take care all of you. Good day

  • @nightwolf5384
    @nightwolf5384 3 года назад +1

    entropy system!! we've used your carrd made to help new alters to help new splits in our system (which happens a lot since we're polyfragmented :') ) and im so happy you guys have a youtube channel because comfort people go brrrr i guess? anyways yall are heckin amazing and keep doing what youre doing, and make sure to take care of yourselves too! i know this is a sensitive topic for a lot of systems, so im so happy youre speaking out about it! love you guys so much /p

  • @littleacorns2951
    @littleacorns2951 4 года назад +2

    Be kind, always be kind. That confusion and trying to explain the experience and modelling it off things that might make sense.. because you are so hurt and frightened about what's happening to you and just want to find a way to understand and connect and have someone validate your struggle (whatever it is)... and then being expected to have it all right and perfect and no contradictions and to know absolutely everything about DID and not say a word wrong... anyone with DID can probably relate to the awful time of trying to figure it out. And most of us wouldn't have seen a thing about DID until the first time we looked it up or actually until we were diagnosed... a lot of us didn't have internet even in the times leading to diagnosis in adulthood! The expectation on people to give perfectly accurate information is frightening. The forgetting of how awful it is to be afraid is upsetting. It has been very uncomfortable watching the community vilify someone, despite the hurt. Both hurting and not agreeing, and staying empathetic and kind, are possible mutually.
    Thanks for a reasoned video, it is appreciated to hear someone else sharing the empathy and validity despite the pain of the community - this all started because EVERYONE was in pain. Let's hope empathy and kindness wins out!

    • @deborahbeattie9103
      @deborahbeattie9103 4 года назад

      💗thank you for saying so beautifully what I have been struggling to know how to say.

  • @arvella
    @arvella 4 года назад +2

    Honestly thank you SO much for this. This video has seriously helped ground me again and allowed me to catch some breath bc as you mentioned I did relate to some of the things that Trish talked about and it completely spun us out seeing the backlash and thinking that I must full of it even though I’ve been diagnosed etc. This view point and everything you talked about is so important and I so appreciate you taking the time to sit down and talk about this for all of us here. I have to say, our DID community is amazing. The creators have shown not only support for each other but really taken the time to make sure that we are educated and taken care of and the way this entire situation was handled by most in the space was done with compassion, understanding and I’m just blown away and feel really greatful that although this can be really damn hard to live with we can have such wonderful support, education and resources to turn to who are actually active, involved and to be frank give a shit damn it shows that we stick together. Thank you again 💕

  • @moshfroom2067
    @moshfroom2067 4 года назад +2

    heya, i wanna thank you for making this! i'm starting to realize that i might have osdd1b, and i have been coming up with every possible reason that i dont have it. this video was, despite a part of me not wanting to accept it, incredibly validating. honestly, your channel in general has made me so much more accepting of who i am, osdd or not, and that its okay to be unsure and different. :)

  • @sparklestorm1236
    @sparklestorm1236 3 года назад

    i relate to the not feeling yourself in the sense that i feel like i was molded by society and my personality is all society wants me to be.

  • @TheUhaya
    @TheUhaya 4 года назад

    I love how your kitty always randomly shows up during the videos

  • @Swenglish
    @Swenglish 4 года назад +1

    This is a very valuable point to make.
    And whether or not they have a dissociative disorder (that's indeed beside the point and nobody's business but theirs), the main problem of the message they put out seems to be ignorance and a difficulty recognizing that ignorance, both regarding the medical information and regarding other people's experiences and perspectives.

    • @vamvam7690
      @vamvam7690 4 года назад

      @Tasteful Tuna best summing-up of this whole issue that I’ve seen! Well said x

  • @brianching8847
    @brianching8847 3 года назад

    You remind of my mom but if she was accepting, it’s very comforting

  • @JosephineWitch
    @JosephineWitch 4 года назад +1

    Thankyou for this video, I have learned alot! I never knew people with DID prefer to be referred to as they and not I, I don't mean to offend + I apologise for my ignorance. I now understand. I did a psychology degree a long time ago + DID was still referred to as multiple personalities, even though the DSM says different + there was literally only half a page - to a page, never delved into this condition. I've always said even though I did a BSc, it only gave me 40% knowledge + the rest was learned whilst working (I'm not a dr, just work in the field). A decade later or so, I'm still learning every single day. Although this creator caused negativity, it's opened up to more people learning about DID, coming across creators sharing + educating + coming together. I know for myself, I will be watching + supporting creators in this genre of the MH community. Again, thankyou for taking your time in educating people like myself x

  • @AnnainAwe
    @AnnainAwe 4 года назад +1

    Thank you
    I needed to hear virtually every word you shared in this video.
    When we first became able to hear what our peers had to say on dissociative disorders (watching RUclips videos)… Watching came with headaches AND morbid fascination (unpleasant things) AND validation...
    I’m delighted to say the headaches are no longer common place.
    I began being able to hear what my peers had to say on these topics August 2019, following a horrible meeting with the attorney that was schedule to represent us at our disability hearing. He was using pressure tactics on our youngest, 15-year-old, son to get us to attend the hearing face-to-face rather than via phone which we had received special permission to do.
    Our first dissociative disorder diagnosis came in late 2015 and a near miss diagnosis 8 or 10 years earlier. With 50+ years in the body and a lifetime of doing things the way we’ve always done things I don’t know that our system will ever be well acquainted, nor well mapped. However, when we can agree that any of this is an appropriate diagnosis, and I do mean “when”, our goal is functional multiplicity. Lately we have found ourselves mentally and vocally spewing the phrase, !does it even matter! in reference to having an appropriate diagnosis. We heard a lot from this part of us since the 2015 diagnosis up to the beginning of listening to our peers. The upheaval of late has us back to questioning appropriate diagnosis and whether or not we should give a flip.
    Maybe we should just get on with walking down the sidewalk and get over obsessing with the cracks and the clumps of grass in the sidewalk.
    The first time I met someone who could clearly see our switching and point out when we spoke with one accent or another, was surrounded by one aura or another… it made us quite sick. We had to ask, and then later insist, that he stop sharing his observations with us.
    ...I guess there’s no going back, you can’t unknown what you know, particularly now that we are no longer screaming to the universe for amnesia.
    If you’ve read this far, thank you for listening to my/our? rambling
    We shared your video on our Facebook along with this write up.

  • @beththebubbly69
    @beththebubbly69 4 года назад

    this was so incredibly validating as someone who doesn't actually.... know what's going on rn but like.... Strongly suspects a dissociative disorder and has been constantly battling myself over whether or not to believe it (as I've seen a lot of DID/OSDD youtubers mention)

  • @kayceeschulz1427
    @kayceeschulz1427 4 года назад +1

    Literally everything you talked about I've been feeling for a while now. I havent seen to a psychologist yet and as i watch these videos i start to think maybe i should go to one. The one problem i have is that i dont feel like my life is disrupted but it very much if i were to have OSDD 1B but again it is its job to make it so you dont realize you have it. Another problem i face is that, according to my medical doctor, i have severe social anxiety and anxiety can also give you symptoms similar but not equal to DID and OSDD, its really tricky. Thank you for such an amazing video! This really helped me feel like i wasnt the only one feeling all thoses things even if i may or may not have DID or OSDD

  • @bunnybonsaza
    @bunnybonsaza 4 года назад

    Thank you! Myself and a protector have had a really hard time with this and feeling valid. I question my system and he questions his existence. This helped me see that I am still valid.

  • @nokomituha
    @nokomituha 4 года назад +1

    Thank you. You've helped me so much. I've researched dissociative disorders for about four years and OSDD-1b fits the bill for me. Your channel was one of the first that I came upon to discuss OSDD-1b in a way that was positive and informative and incredibly helpful.

  • @josievidal8464
    @josievidal8464 4 года назад +1

    This is awesome!! I so admire how you and DissociaDID turned something toxic into a great teaching moment! Y’all are fucking amazing. Thank you for going back and going even further into educating about the nuances in the experienced differences by systems. Great video ♥️

  • @ChristAndChristCrucified
    @ChristAndChristCrucified 4 года назад +2

    Something I'd like to add that people were saying in the comments is that she's fake because all her alters names start with a T and that she is naming them all. People can definitely have alters that start with the same letter, and names come about differently for different systems and alters. One alter (the host) could be naming all the rest, either because of poor communication due to the fact that they don't know the alters actual names, or that's just how their system does things. Just like how an alter can choose their own name, the host can give that alter a name. Some alters in systems don't even have names, either no name, or just descriptors and job titles to describe the alters. There's many ways of being a system, and that's why it's not good to generalize like I see a lot of comments doing. It just adds to the ignorance and misinformation.

    • @TheEntropySystem
      @TheEntropySystem  4 года назад +3

      That’s absolutely true! There can even be multiple alters in a system with the same name! I can help the system stay hidden. Systems are diverse and it’s important not to disregarded that just because someone stirs controversy

    • @ChristAndChristCrucified
      @ChristAndChristCrucified 4 года назад +1

      The Entropy System Yup that's a good point! We have some alters with the same name as others in our system.

    • @deborahbeattie9103
      @deborahbeattie9103 4 года назад +1

      @@ChristAndChristCrucified lovely name, Shine Your Light Collective ✨✨

    • @ChristAndChristCrucified
      @ChristAndChristCrucified 4 года назад

      @@deborahbeattie9103 Thank you! We appreciate it :)

  • @pawbcat8654
    @pawbcat8654 4 года назад

    mentioning osdd-1b made me feel a lot better ;; i felt for such a long time that i was invalid because i had no amnesia that me or any of my alters could recall, but when i learned that one of the major criteria for 1b was no amnesia, i literally could've almost cried in relief. i still need to find a licensed professional i can trust enough to talk to more in depth about it, but just knowing im not some anomaly is incredibly reassuring

  • @cairozephyr
    @cairozephyr 4 года назад

    These are hitting too close too home, and I'm a trauma survivor who is not diagnosed with DID. And I think I might have DID (or OSDD based on how much amnesia I suffer with). Thanks for making this

  • @infinitelithium
    @infinitelithium 4 года назад +1

    All the co-conscious stuff really hit home for me - thank you so much for this video, I (the host) have recently discovered I'm part of a system (most likely OSDD-1b due to the lack of amnesia between headmates, but then I'm almost always at least co-con or observing...), and still struggling to grasp the concepts of what's going on.

  • @abyssalbeesofficial2405
    @abyssalbeesofficial2405 3 года назад

    I had always thought that because I had simply come to agreements and schedules with my alters and our massive headspace that others didn't feel the same. I had never really met other people with DID and so I thought that we had an experience unique to ourselves. Learning that other people agree with their alters and get confused when other alters front gave me such relief. I had always said to myself that we switch too fast and that we had too close of memory gaps, and so we compromised to tell each other what happened while the other fronted to keep it hidden.
    In other words, I am relieved to learn that other people get along and cope with the alters pretty much the same as I do. I was worried that I was doing something wrong or faking it. Glad I found this video.

  • @jessicacompton5371
    @jessicacompton5371 4 года назад +2

    Graceful and eloquent as always. 💜 I’ve been very upset about said video and I’m trying to not let it upset and invalidate me today. Thank you 💜

  • @TwitchyBeans
    @TwitchyBeans 4 года назад +2

    Wyn you are such a beautiful person. Thank you for spreading nothing but love despite all of the hate that is present lately ❤️ ~Mel from the Library System

  • @necrxStardust
    @necrxStardust 4 года назад

    What’s funny is that a lot of the things that she highlighted are things I, as the host of a osdd-1b system, and as a body with autism, are actually things I completely vibe with and understand and feel on a daily.
    I appreciate this video because it’s hard to exist where everyone is constantly trying to fake-claim, and people like you guys make me feel so much more secure in my life. Thank you so much, Wyn.

  • @GraysBlue
    @GraysBlue 4 года назад

    thank you so much for this video!! i’m in the beginning stages of getting a diagnosis, and felt so awful after watching the video and reading the comments. i was convinced i’ve been faking everything, and felt so guilty bc i felt like my existence was invalidating actual did and osdd systems. this video helped me a lot in gaining back some more validation, thank you so much!! 💕

  • @ivy3134
    @ivy3134 4 года назад

    #4 is a big one for us ;-; I think it's more OSDD1a than DID as well for us and we've had that losing time/having weird things happen for YEARS. It explains why the oven will be turned on when nobody was baking, cups of tea being made, saying things I don't remember saying, things getting misplaced without any explanation etc.

  • @cullanhamilton1539
    @cullanhamilton1539 2 года назад

    Oh my god I needed to see this. Sometimes Chandler and I get so confused because we don’t know sometimes where we end and the other begins. Thank you so much.

  • @spiralcat6376
    @spiralcat6376 4 года назад

    I'm glad to see someone taking an approach to that video that isn't judgmental. Even if they were doing it for attention, it's likely that's because of mental illness, and they deserve compassion. Watching this was a little hard for me only because, while it was meant to validate, I am still in so much confusion about what is going on with me that I still feel like I don't know if I am making things up and so any time I try to talk about it in ANY way, even just with myself, I feel like a fraud

  • @Rhanwen
    @Rhanwen 3 года назад

    Thank you for this. Being in the first stages of understanding what is going on in my head, this is the only video I've found that addresses so many of the things that arise very early on. I'm sure there are others, but I am just now becoming aware that what my mind does isn't normal. It's always been just... different. Suddenly part of my mind is becoming incredibly aware it's something more. Part of me is constantly questioning if I'm making it up. Even to the point that I have flipped back and forth about making THE CALL to a therapist who deals in trauma and disassociation. I made that call today. The first thing that came up was "turn off your ringer" so I would miss the call back. This is the first video that made me realize it's not normal, but it's still valid. Thank you again. Much love.

  • @20Unbelievable06
    @20Unbelievable06 4 года назад +3

    fantastic video, Wyn! sending so much safe love to you, and everyone else in your system, and all other systems, if wanted!

  • @femmedracula6857
    @femmedracula6857 4 года назад

    "Different state of mind" is how I described alters before I knew I had alters. States of mind with names, personalities, opinions...

    • @SantaFishes101
      @SantaFishes101 4 года назад +1

      I called them personas, although not after the persona games I've come to enjoy with our best friend. it's actually named after the persona masks from the nights series, where she can transform when she uses them...

    • @femmedracula6857
      @femmedracula6857 4 года назад

      @@SantaFishes101 That is pretty cool.

  • @fsociety2thearttrain
    @fsociety2thearttrain 4 года назад

    Thank you so so so much, we related to a few things she said and it has spun us into a tailspin of "well obviously we must be faking too and everyone hates us"

  • @DelphineTheWorstBladeEver
    @DelphineTheWorstBladeEver 4 года назад

    Thank you for this. I had no idea that there were ever RUclips channels about DID, and I think you're all doing so great on good information. I hope more people who have DID and are scared to get diagnosed will gain more self introspection from all these RUclipsrs who explain it better (and sound more educated about it) than my first 10 therapists.

  • @miles_corner
    @miles_corner 4 года назад

    Thank you, I’ve been fallowing this stupid RUclips controversy for a bit now. And thinks to it all my fears of being fake came rushing back in. this video did help a lot to make me feel more valid. thank you again.

  • @marq6929
    @marq6929 4 года назад +1

    Well put! The host is the one in charge of not knowing, yes ❤️ that's a great summary that really resonates with me (the host).

  • @TamaraWoods
    @TamaraWoods 4 года назад +3

    I really appreciate this. That other video was upsetting and I'm glad that you and others are doing what you can to protect and help people who may not know yet.

  • @jakeb.6487
    @jakeb.6487 4 года назад +1

    Oh wow, Kim Kim's aged up quite a bit since I last saw! Hope she's feeling happy and well at her new age

  • @ryanholland4428
    @ryanholland4428 4 года назад

    as someone who is working on a diagnosis of DID (was recently called delusional for my dissociative symptoms by a psychologist. so. gonna have to work a little harder to be recognized), the fact that i relate to a lot of what you're saying, and that you aren't calling anyone fake, is super comforting to me. even though you've been through hard times and that sucks, the fact that i understand what you're saying and can find ... likeness in it, is a comfort. thank you for making the videos you do, they mean a lot to people like me (and i'm sure to the alters i'm just starting to get to know) in that we know we have people who understand even when all the people in real life around us don't.

  • @kartavianmacrath7219
    @kartavianmacrath7219 3 года назад

    I am truly heartbroken that I just found your channel the other day. I have watched DissociaDID, and they are awesome, but I kinda prefer your method of turning this into a learning experience. No offense to anyone that posted anything during this drama, but I LOVE the way you handled it!