3 Strange Cases of Dissociative Identity Disorder 

I believe his brother was schizophrenic.

Genius level. Another contribution to our history.

@@lorenfulghum2393 His mom and either his grandmother or an aunt were also. My birth mother was schizophrenic, and as a kid i would sneak to the adult section of the library and read books on mental disorders because it seemed unavoidable that it would happen to me. I believe Bowie experienced those types of feelings, but he devised his own method for managing the symptoms--and i'd say it worked out well for him. :)

So we’re all going to watch the movie ‘labyrinth’ now, which is a showcase of David Boie’s pants bulge with a movie wrapped around it?

The labyrinth

In the same way, you have forgotten about punctuation. 😊

its horrible , sometimes I dream about my mother and wake up thinking im a kid again for whatever reason but then get up start looking around just lost then it all comes back to me and realize I'm 48 and Shes been gone for many years . breaks me down bad every time , my mind truly is getting the best of me , guess I'm paying for my sins before death .I just dont know what must wait for me after death .

They don't. What they have is a TikTok addiction.

@@snicker576 I don't know, man. That psychiatrist who did dozens of appointments over several years before TikTok was even a thing pretty much said "Yes, you have DID." and then slapped it onto his diagnosis. I understand there is many examples of people faking DID on the internet, but my friend is literally clinically diagnosed and has been since 2014. You're just a cruel person who wishes not to believe that mental illness exists and antagonise people who has it. Don't you have better things to do?

@@snicker576 I think TikTok didn't exist in 2014 when he received the diagnosis from a psychiatrist when he was ten. Want me to go into detail on why he has it and why his dad got stabbed in prison because of what he did to him? Just because some dude told you that it's not real or faked, it doesn't mean every person who has it is faking it. You are no better than the fakers and just as mean.

@@snicker576 TikTok didn't exist in 2014 when he was diagnosed by a psychiatrist, dude.

@@ActuallyHoudiniI think, 🤔 that was a joke about the TikTok? I wouldn’t be scared either, unless they were like the guy from the movie Split.

I learned about this in my very non-extensive college psych classes. It's crazy how powerful the brain/mind is.

I have it and have a hard time believing the whole named personalities and having no memory of what they do. In my case I was raped by a grandfather, but growing up I knew there was something that happened and caused me to not want to be alone with him but I had no memory of it until I was 28, I was in therapy and my therapist wanted to try meditation. First time I did it a completely different part of my personality came out, but it was like it merged with my main one. And what I thought was my only one. All those memories came with it, and when I would think back to these instances I could remember them in every detail, but it was like I was watching it from another person's point of view and not so much that it happened to me. Before that I was so full of anger and hatred, and would lose my temper easily. Afterwards, in the 12 years since I've been calm. No matter how bad life has gotten, or situations occur where I should be angry and just can't get that way. And even looking back at myself before that, it was the same as the rapes. Like I was viewing my life as a bystander and not as it being my life. My therapist says (yes still in therapy) that the calm personality is me, the main one and the angry personality was the one that was in charge ever since the first rape. It's still pretty insane to me how the human brain works

​@woodworkingandepoxy643 ...you're not alone

Leading American Catholic Exorcist Fr. Chad Ripperger explains that total demonic possession can imitate DID. His videos are on RU-vid, and has wrote numerous books.

Did his farts sound or smell different? How about his doodoo? Did it change appearance or anything strange?

A mind retreating IS dissociation. DID is a severe form of it. So is PTSD. DID is like the brain putting those memories in a separate container. The only way those containers open is when something triggers the memory: emotion, smell, sound, words, etc.

@@zeafreethinker I'm willing to bet that some senses are more likely to trigger those memories than others. Did you know that our olfactory sense is the one most closely tied to our memories? For as nostalgic as a particular song or film can make us,nothing can snap your mind back to a particular time in your life like a smell that your mind has closely associated with that period of your life. I find things like that endlessly fascinating.

Thank you doctor. 😊

@@fishandchipsupper you are so very welcome,young man! 😁

Theyres mainly the one “front” personality but always another one who’s just as dominant or some of them don’t front at all. Coming from someone who knows people with DID who have watched split in their opinion it’s honestly a really bad portrayal and kind of demonizes them to be these crazy harmful people.

From counseling they even say what there psychologist have seen. And stays in hospitals.

The other personalities are aware of each other.

The mind is an amazing thing. It does what it can to protect the person. I do not have DID but I had seen my 11 year old dog killed by another dog but my mind totally blocked it out and people say that can't happen. I don't know anyone that has DID but I can't say it's fake or real. I am not a mental health professional.

It's real.

It's not real. It's nonsense. It's an excuse for bad behavior propped up by quacks who had no business getting a medical license. It may be schizophrenia, but we humans love to make up new disorders.

It really isn’t like how it’s portrayed in movies.

@@zeafreethinker I have a friend who has been diagnosed. I am aware of what it is but thank you for your comment.

I'm so sorry you went through that. I too had that happen to me by both of my grandfathers , but not to the extent you did. 😢😢. It took me awhile to forgive them, but I did. My paternal grandfather the most because I loved him so much, and knew that he was sick and needed help. . It's hard to explain, but that was how I was able to forgive him.. Sending you light and love.. 💖💖💖

Sending love and hugs to you both. ❤✌🙏

I think it has more to do with not lumping the other two cases under the "Criminally Listed" banner. But, still wanting to make a video on the subject.

It doesn't really matter what you believe though. Sorry.

I realize it seems silly to say I never knew anything about the author when the book is literally her story but I hope you know what I mean. I've never heard anything about her outside of reding the book

You do understand that woman came out and said she faked the whole thing she never had multiple personalities.

@missnataliedavis yes,I do. But it was still how I found out about DID.

No but it is something fascinating that we don't understand and even science can't fully explain it. It's mysterious.

Me too

You're not alone...😢

No you don't lol. Hilarious that you let some psychiatrist gaslight you into believing that though, and tricking the state to give you disability on top of it 😭

prove to me that it is, thank you

Dissociation is not psychosis. It’s a neurosis. At least open a basic abnormal psychology book, damn.

I think people who pretend they are fictional characters sometimes are psychotic haha

@@UrsaMagic10 haha, usually not tho

@@UrsaMagic10that’s not DID tho. Schizophrenia (which is more of a general term) is a split from reality. DID (formerly Split Personality) is a fragmented reality. All those personalities are just pieces of one.

True. Paedophiles are made, not born.

Oof, that's a scary one. Sounds more psychopathic than anything else. Please take every care.

Are you diagnosed?

@@anatoly86 yes

So have I, and it's; good. It's sad, and awful, but good and fascinating.

Congrats

Good for you. 😊

"Perent" 😊

Yeah I’m pretty sure I read that the ratio is higher

I think you’re misunderstanding “paranormal”. It doesn’t necessarily have to do with ghosts, poltergeists, or demons. That’s just what most people associate it with but really it’s something outside of the norm. Paranormal means alongside of, beside, near, resembling, beyond, apart from, and abnormal. Things outside of something that is viewed as “outside the norm”. It’s not a dig against DID itself. There are quite a few mental illnesses and quite frankly diseases that would fall under paranormal such as (I will be listing what they are known for) Alien Hand Syndrome, which is a real phenomenon that scientists are still unsure exactly why it happens, a person can be fine one day, wake up in the morning and one of their hands seemingly takes on a life of its own. Progeria, a disease that affects only children. It causes the body to rapidly age. A child will lose their hair, teeth, motor skills, etc. However the hair falling out occurs in 99.9% of the afflicated, however there was one child who never lost her hair which further baffled scientists and doctors. There is even one case which name escapes me, though if memory serves there is only one live case, of a child that *never* grew up. Her body stopped aging at approximately 2. She cannot speak, cannot see, she is able to make hand movements but other than that… no scientist knows what has. They label it as a form of dwarfism for simplicity sake but it isn’t. The only thing that they have been able to determine is that her body just stopped aging. The last doc I saw about her, she was 18. In the body of a 2 year old. I think that’s why this video is listed under “paranormal” because this is such a rare illness

Whether it is 'valid' is highly contentious.

@@christiandaugherty6339 they got it (d.i.d) in the dsm-5 4 a rzn

@@christiandaugherty6339 it in the dsm-5 4 a rzn

Oh. Do you have it?

@@aliway4136 My mother had it. It is real.

All of the occupiers have a mental illness.

What does this have to do with either the paranormal or a condition like DID?

It most definitely is.

@@twobrokeguyz1214 it's not but that's funny 🤣

@@DUKEHadToDoItToEmprove it aint

@@zeafreethinker Nah. It's one of those things you're either too smart to believe, or you just believe it, kind of like flat Earth If you believe it I can't make you unbelieve it all I can do is laugh 😂