I have recently realized that I have a personality disorder. Watching this video is helping me process and understand what is happening, so I thank you for that. I am sure it is dissociative identity disorder, though I'm not entirely sure which one. I'll explain my circumstances. I only recently genuinely realized what was happening, but I think it has advanced over time. I experienced some abuse when I was younger from a handful of adults. Due to a mix of autism and anxiety, I become stressed much more easily than is typical. I got used to talking to myself from the third person to calm myself down, starting from a very young age. Over time it became less me and more of their own self. They helped me deal with stress. Eventually, I started forgetting anything that caused _any_ stress, good or bad. Eventually I realized that they are taking over and dealing with situations that cause us stress. I still have the memories, and I can see what happens, but it's detached and removed. I struggle to remember much of anything important, because the stress causes them to push it away. I came across this video because I am writing an essay focusing on gender expression with a dissociative disorder, and it has been very helpful to have an outline of what the spectrum of the disorder is! I am excited to put the information to good use. Have a lovely day!!
Yesterday, my wife forgot the last 7 years of her life due to prolonged stress. She reverted back to her personality from 7 years ago and remembers things from that time very vividly but can't remember anything that happened after or anyone that she met after that time... can anyone help me understand how to deal with that? Is it dissociative amnesia, or can it be something else? I'd really appreciate any information I can get.
@safakashif3603 I am following her case with a psychologist, we haven't reached a firm diagnosis yet, but in the meanwhile, I'm also trying to educate myself on the matter. Thank you for your prayers!
You fo beed referring yo a psychatrist as complex disorders csn be hard even gor a psychologist You font say your wife's age but alzhimers and dementia need to be ruled out first Then a severe depression could fo this , bpd ehich I have my memory is like a sieve forget where I've put my phone, glasses, keys, forget shopping ,csnt describe ehat prople look like There's many rare physical conditions can do it by no means use this as a diagnosis but doing self tests might help in explains sykptons to staff You eould answer them ascyou see your wife a d it gives you score ard they accurate yes I think they are I hsve autism and test the apps out by doing the autism test in 2019 I did one with nental health team 50 wuestions sdpergers survey and I hot 46 points the cut off for autism wasc34 and they said if I was to be officially assessed there be a 80% chance thed say bid gotvhigh functioning adpergers since then ivd repeated textbits always been dimilar and at one-point duting a bad spell it dropped off toward level two so yes tgs onesvonmp,ay store I have found acurate
Thank you for making this, my partner has DID and I'm trying to learn more about it so I can help support them and better educate myself of it so I can be better for them
Overt versus covert, as i understand, only refers to the system's capacity to mask in daily life, covert systems usually have alters that can mimic others easily with less noticible diferences between them, overt systems are usually composed of vastly diferent alters that cannot mimic eachother, making masking really hard. The video most closely describes the difference between OSDD and DID, OSDD is a category for people that doesn't fully fall into the DID diagnosis but still have alters in a way, but those alters can't front or front for very short amounts of time, with little to no amnesia (and this is still an oversimplification), DID on the other hand has alters that can front from a couple of minutes to days, weeks, months or even years! Amnesia is present, but it can be blackout amnesia (nothing is shared between alters), or emotional amnesia (the memories are shared, but the emotions tied to the memory aren't, if feels like watching the memory from a screen, like it's someone else's, because in a sense it realy is). From the point about DID systems having fugues and memory loss, it's only a matter of perspective, because what an alter such as the host can experience life as a segmented mess, the system as a whole has a continuous life, meaning that if an alter can't remember doing something, like buying groceries, i'm certain the alter who did it can.
I was told by my social worker that I have Dissociative Identity Disorder. And I'm trying to learn more. I believe that I only have 2 alters and my main, real Identity. Only became aware 2 years ago. I was always wondering why I couldn't remember things. I am 22 now. And coping better.
Unless that social worker also has a degree in clinical psychology, then you must take whatever diagnosis they give you with a grain of salt. If you wish for an actual diagnosis, then you must seek an actual psychologist.
i have dissociative identity disorder but i never ever remembered any traumatice events happening to me in fact, my life was always perfect, at least from my memories, and even right now the only thing i can remember is bullying in primary school, but they didn't even do anything to me, just ignored how did i end up like this
There's this girl I love but she has d.i.d, so Im taking the time to learn about it so I can understand her a lot better and clearer. So she can open up more and get treatment
I think i have derealization or just some symptoms. I like feel like ihave brain fog most of the times and after a week or so i just feel like im 'alive'. Like I suddenly think "oh wait im alive" and then begin to take notice of my surroundings and stuff, and realizing i was feeling brain fogged the whole entire week. I have tried thinking "im alive" during times where i feel not connected to the world but it doesn't work and i would still feel not really in the moment. And whenever i listen to music alone in my room i get light headed and dance along the music like i feel not happy instead uncomfy. So i have been stopping listening to music so i wont feel light headed again.
Assela don't know what you've learnt about bpd or uepd as it's now called It's known as most mentally painful condition there is most of the prople who end their lives either had bpd or met criteria On the dsm 5 there's nine criteria I meet modt of them Intense fear of abandonment snd its not due to childhood trauma, begord I kniw what was wrong I yold my friends ehfn they were away on holiday I felt like my world was ending ,I'd follow thrir route on a msp imshi g ehst they were doing, moping atound as I missed them snd if they were at ho e I was at thrir homes constantly Do the fidorder consists if setiousvissues in interpersonsl relayiondjopsceverything is sll hoodbor sll bad , uour moods csn fet very low snd take days yo level off anger issues are big isdue eith bpd and ,dissociation is a isdue and severe sucidal attempts ivd had many
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I have recently realized that I have a personality disorder. Watching this video is helping me process and understand what is happening, so I thank you for that. I am sure it is dissociative identity disorder, though I'm not entirely sure which one.
I'll explain my circumstances. I only recently genuinely realized what was happening, but I think it has advanced over time. I experienced some abuse when I was younger from a handful of adults. Due to a mix of autism and anxiety, I become stressed much more easily than is typical. I got used to talking to myself from the third person to calm myself down, starting from a very young age. Over time it became less me and more of their own self. They helped me deal with stress. Eventually, I started forgetting anything that caused _any_ stress, good or bad. Eventually I realized that they are taking over and dealing with situations that cause us stress. I still have the memories, and I can see what happens, but it's detached and removed. I struggle to remember much of anything important, because the stress causes them to push it away.
I came across this video because I am writing an essay focusing on gender expression with a dissociative disorder, and it has been very helpful to have an outline of what the spectrum of the disorder is! I am excited to put the information to good use. Have a lovely day!!
Yesterday, my wife forgot the last 7 years of her life due to prolonged stress. She reverted back to her personality from 7 years ago and remembers things from that time very vividly but can't remember anything that happened after or anyone that she met after that time... can anyone help me understand how to deal with that? Is it dissociative amnesia, or can it be something else? I'd really appreciate any information I can get.
omgg thats so sad will surely pray for her dont worry.... consult a psychologist asap
@safakashif3603 I am following her case with a psychologist, we haven't reached a firm diagnosis yet, but in the meanwhile, I'm also trying to educate myself on the matter.
Thank you for your prayers!
Seek professional help please not youtube professors
You fo beed referring yo a psychatrist as complex disorders csn be hard even gor a psychologist
You font say your wife's age but alzhimers and dementia need to be ruled out first
Then a severe depression could fo this , bpd ehich I have my memory is like a sieve forget where I've put my phone, glasses, keys, forget shopping ,csnt describe ehat prople look like
There's many rare physical conditions can do it by no means use this as a diagnosis but doing self tests might help in explains sykptons to staff
You eould answer them ascyou see your wife a d it gives you score ard they accurate yes I think they are I hsve autism and test the apps out by doing the autism test in 2019 I did one with nental health team 50 wuestions sdpergers survey and I hot 46 points the cut off for autism wasc34 and they said if I was to be officially assessed there be a 80% chance thed say bid gotvhigh functioning adpergers since then ivd repeated textbits always been dimilar and at one-point duting a bad spell it dropped off toward level two so yes tgs onesvonmp,ay store I have found acurate
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Thank you for making this, my partner has DID and I'm trying to learn more about it so I can help support them and better educate myself of it so I can be better for them
We hope this helped! ❤️
Overt versus covert, as i understand, only refers to the system's capacity to mask in daily life, covert systems usually have alters that can mimic others easily with less noticible diferences between them, overt systems are usually composed of vastly diferent alters that cannot mimic eachother, making masking really hard. The video most closely describes the difference between OSDD and DID, OSDD is a category for people that doesn't fully fall into the DID diagnosis but still have alters in a way, but those alters can't front or front for very short amounts of time, with little to no amnesia (and this is still an oversimplification), DID on the other hand has alters that can front from a couple of minutes to days, weeks, months or even years! Amnesia is present, but it can be blackout amnesia (nothing is shared between alters), or emotional amnesia (the memories are shared, but the emotions tied to the memory aren't, if feels like watching the memory from a screen, like it's someone else's, because in a sense it realy is).
From the point about DID systems having fugues and memory loss, it's only a matter of perspective, because what an alter such as the host can experience life as a segmented mess, the system as a whole has a continuous life, meaning that if an alter can't remember doing something, like buying groceries, i'm certain the alter who did it can.
I was told by my social worker that I have Dissociative Identity Disorder. And I'm trying to learn more. I believe that I only have 2 alters and my main, real Identity. Only became aware 2 years ago. I was always wondering why I couldn't remember things. I am 22 now. And coping better.
There are more. You just are not recognizing them yet.
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Unless that social worker also has a degree in clinical psychology, then you must take whatever diagnosis they give you with a grain of salt. If you wish for an actual diagnosis, then you must seek an actual psychologist.
i have dissociative identity disorder
but i never ever remembered any traumatice events happening to me
in fact, my life was always perfect, at least from my memories, and even right now
the only thing i can remember is bullying in primary school, but they didn't even do anything to me, just ignored
how did i end up like this
Your subconscious mind still remembers the bad situations you went through and hides them from you so that you do not remember them and get hurt
Are you confident in who you are as a person? Your identity
Yup me too!
There's this girl I love but she has d.i.d, so Im taking the time to learn about it so I can understand her a lot better and clearer. So she can open up more and get treatment
I think i have derealization or just some symptoms. I like feel like ihave brain fog most of the times and after a week or so i just feel like im 'alive'. Like I suddenly think "oh wait im alive" and then begin to take notice of my surroundings and stuff, and realizing i was feeling brain fogged the whole entire week. I have tried thinking "im alive" during times where i feel not connected to the world but it doesn't work and i would still feel not really in the moment.
And whenever i listen to music alone in my room i get light headed and dance along the music like i feel not happy instead uncomfy. So i have been stopping listening to music so i wont feel light headed again.
This is the only video helped me understand this disorder
I am clinical psychology student
Wow! Glad that this video helped! ❤️
Assela don't know what you've learnt about bpd or uepd as it's now called
It's known as most mentally painful condition there is most of the prople who end their lives either had bpd or met criteria
On the dsm 5 there's nine criteria I meet modt of them
Intense fear of abandonment snd its not due to childhood trauma, begord I kniw what was wrong I yold my friends ehfn they were away on holiday I felt like my world was ending ,I'd follow thrir route on a msp imshi g ehst they were doing, moping atound as I missed them snd if they were at ho e I was at thrir homes constantly
Do the fidorder consists if setiousvissues in interpersonsl relayiondjopsceverything is sll hoodbor sll bad , uour moods csn fet very low snd take days yo level off anger issues are big isdue eith bpd and ,dissociation is a isdue and severe sucidal attempts ivd had many
@@bunglejoy3645 actually i am diagnosed with bpd
It is hard i know but therapy session helped me get better
sometimes I just be forgetting I’m a living person
ME TOO
@@doggoo69thank god I thought I was the only one 😭
same, sometimes I completely forget what I look like lmao
Do you have any resources to further study this topic?
Really insightful, thank you so much!🥰 Love the videos
Glad you like them! ❤️
very good video, thanks!
You are welcome! ⭐️
Thank you ❤
Most welcome 😊
How to treat?
A mental state of disconnection from what is going on aboit it. 1) depersonalizsion,
@ 3:53, is that a reference towards that song? Once in a lifetime by Talking Heads? If it is, than thats funny!!
Haha 😂 I hope so. That would be! I love TH too haha
I LOVE YOUR CANAL
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Thank you. I feel seen. °-°
Different art style and VA...am I having a DD state now? 😂
It sounds like my wife has both
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Anniyan