DEMON ALTERS!? | Non-Human Alters in Dissociative Identity Disorder | Switching & Dissociation

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  @burning_inspiration · 2 years ago

  "you don't want more humans in your head, humans are the ones that hurt you"... Wow, that makes so much sense. Thank you. I need to think about that for a bit.

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• KI

  @kirenjattan9885 · 2 years ago (edited)

  This is a triggering story, please be aware before you go on. I was in juvenile prison with a 14 year old child that has DID. This poor child went to the police to tell them her father had been abusing her and was pregnant twice. Her father beat her till she lost both pregnancies. The police didn't believe her, called her father to come get her from the police station. He beat her that badly that night. She snapped, snuck in his room when he was asleep, and beat him to death with a metal lamp. She should have gotten a medal. Instead, she was sent to prison. On a sentence called under the governors pleasure. And will never be released until they think she's reformed. But is the total victim and can't reform when nothing is wrong with her.

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• SX

  @sxphiiia · 2 years ago

  I struggle to understand how people can be so cruel to children for so long, that DID is even forced to occur for survival in the first place. Been a long term supporter, so proud of you all🖤

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• IR

  @iRunavala · 2 years ago

  hi, olivia from the flight system here. former persecutor, now protector. always have and still identify as a demonic/corrupted humanoid alter. <br>originally our host was watching this to try and better understand me and my situation, as it were. about halfway through, we were communicating and she was apologizing for not realizing just what has caused me to be the way i am, for not understanding the source of my anger and pain... our pain. she was able to watch the beginning of the important note at the end, but, i ended up fronting when she began to cry. i think our body remembers, but she doesnt. only recently did i start trying to learn healthier forms of communication and outlets for my emotions. why? because one person dear to us wasnt frightened by me and heard me out completely. no one had done that before. i liked this form because it kept abusers at a distance and scared potential threats away. but then, when things started to improve in adulthood, no one would listen to me anymore... so i had no way to express things. i became more hurt and more furious, which fed the idea i must be evil. even though i know better now, i still wonder if i will ever get better. but at least this video gives me a little bit of hope that i am not the only one who formed like this, and that it could be better. <br><br>thank you.

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• NE

  @neehaa · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVGSdZVLAF4&amp;t=189">3:09</a> i love sally so much!! she’s a total badass to step into a chaotic situation and to calm everyone down with her signature kindness

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• MA

  @maxwellversed · 2 years ago

  Hearing that “monster” alters can manifest from people telling you you <b>are</b> those things seems so obvious, but it clicked so hard. My mother has NPD and was abusive, and the fact that she couldn’t comprehend her actions as wrong from the delusion… she moved on to blame me. Gaslit us into thinking we were playing the mind game to manipulate and be cruel to her. We have a vampire-esque &nbsp;part who holds so much anger and rage, rightfully so, but it makes so much sense knowing that we were told we are evil by the person who was being evil. I never try to make him feel guilty for those things, but it can be so overwhelming to hold those emotions.

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• MI

  @Mister_Dollz · 2 years ago

  I’m very fascinated learning about DID, because I love understanding more about things that are different than me, also to whichever alter reads this comment, I hope that you are happy with how life is going because you deserve to be happy.

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• SA

  @Sailor_S · 2 years ago (edited)

  Can I say, I&apos;m really proud of Mike? Like, he&apos;s come so far and had big shoes to fill and I&apos;m just really proud of him.

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• SS

  @ss.surprise · 2 years ago

  &apos;We must have done an intro in 14 minutes surely&apos; amuses me. Like, DID is obviously serious, but moments like this are funny still because obviously no, you don&apos;t know what Sally has said already. She was just doing great as usual.

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• HM

  @hmsquared8603 · 2 years ago

  As someone who has also experienced a hobby/comforting thing turning into a trigger, I related to this video. I’m sorry that this became a trigger for the system in the first place, and I’m proud of the work you all did.

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• AL

  @alexbrock02 · 2 years ago (edited)

  that burst of energy between Mike and Soren 😂

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• SU

  @SummerThymeMadness · 2 years ago

  the “ducking calm down PLEASE” is literally our mediator and i 24/7 😭😭😭

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