Our IDEAL Media Representation 

I haven't been watching videos on this channel for very long, but to answer Daniel's question: I think it's really admirable that you don't show your switches, because that's based on your values. It's your channel, and it's your life, so it's your decision. On the other hand, I've been watching DissociaDID's channel for a while now, and I think it's also admirable that they do show their switches, because it reflects their values. It's their channel, and its their life, so it's their decision. You guys also make those choices for similar reasons: Because you don't want DID/OSDD systems to be seen as weird or 'magical.' I think at the end of the day, both groups of representation are amazing, because they show other DID/OSDD systems that however they feel about their switches is valid. All systems are different, and each alter within each system is different, so it's great to have as many different types of representation as possible.

“dont lie did you skipped to the point where we switched” me just sitting here watching the entire video honestly forgetting about the switching on camera part lol

Good ol' bait and *SWITCH*

Hearing Wyn's and Daniel's voice having a conversation was so interesting because, as someone who has watched your channel for a long time, I could really hear the difference in a way I haven't before

Point? Made. Very well done. Also as a gay man (w/o DID), the comparison to being tired of only ever seeing coming out stories in the media hit hard.

I love how you guys did this. It was actually a very good representation of what "switching" looks like. That visual explanation of the person fronting being distressed somehow and someone from the headspace essentially saying "Hey, I'll step in and take over from here for you." and then seeing someone new come into the frame. Sure it's a camera trick, but it seems like such a good visualization for what switching and DID is. Two separate people. One leaves, and another comes in. I don't know if you intended it like that or not, but I think it's really effective for explaining switching/DID in general to someone who may not have a lot of information on the subject.

I'm honestly thrilled that systems like you AND systems like DissociaDID (who routinely switches on camera) exist. Because I agree with everything you've said, but I also think that it can be really validating for people with DID or OSDD to see someone else switching and have a space where that's normalized. It's just so freakin' frustrating that these two things are pretty much mutually exclusive. This, I believe, is the best compromise - let both representations exist, and exist in the hands of systems who take their representation seriously. Anyway, well done, really creative idea and I loved watching it. You really found a way to make this message pack a punch. Also, I know you've said before that those videos are tough to make, but I love hearing you discuss media representation of DID - they're some of my absolute favourite videos. I'm grateful that you put in all those hours of watching all that crap LOL Edit: I just want to say how awesome it is to scroll through the comments and see so many people saying 'you're not obligated to do something you're not comfortable with'.

When Daniel said did you skip, I said quietly to myself “I didn’t tho” lol

When Wyn switched to daniel I actually laughed out loud. seeing him walk in from out of frame made my day, thanks y'all

It doesn't matter how serious the topic; every time your cat passes by, I audibly go ,"Caaaat." I love you all! And cat!

I've recently been diagnosed with DID. My own mother doesnt like being involved in my life due to it. She has closed off because she thinks I am delusional and crazy. My dad is more understanding. I'm afraid to tell my friends because I dont want to be judged or bombarded with questions about my switches. I respect you guys doing what you do. It's so comforting to know you are working hard to destigmatize this mental disorder. And so inspiring to others. Keep it up. We love you guys!

Love the “switch on camera”. Very funny while making an important point :0) Also, I totally get what you mean by the representation you want. I’m dead tired of disabled rep just being inspiration porn or someone learning to deal with their disability. The second is important, Sure, but we have normal lives too!

Being a singlet, I am interested in DID because getting to know DID actually exists radically changed the way I think about consciousness and personality, its origin, how it develops, how it is changeable or not, etc. We could say I am more interested in the philosophical aspect of DID than anything else. For me your channel is perfect because it rather grasps that aspect of the disorder.

that was a clever way to showcase switching on camera! we're glad you didn't sacrifice your comfort to make it happen ♥

“What have we done to desensationalize DID?” Is that even a question? Before finding your guys’ channel a few years ago, I thought DID was a form of schizo or just made up and that people with DID were just confused and unstable (thanks Split). AlexMaxHan’s video was the first time I actually saw of someone with DID talking about what they experienced so I started digging a bit further and found your guys’ channel. It was such an amazing resource not only for the science and reason behind the disorder, but also a personal view into someone’s life with the disorder. You guys are doing amazing work in the world, keep it up!

As someone with a PhD in the metaphysics of mental health, I care very much about learning about DID. I don't think I ever found it sensational, but I always found it interesting. Your channel and others have helped me learn so much more than my initial research did. To answer your question, I do think you've done an excellent job of showing that you all are normal individuals sharing one body.

I honestly did not jump ahead, I watched from the beginning like I always do. I totally support people showing only the parts of their life that they are comfortable showing.

I watched the whole thing and didn't skip. There's been enough examples of switching to satisfy curiosity. Now it's about learning about your daily lives. So yes. I would say it's been desensationalized

Just repeating what everyone has said at this point, but please don’t feel and obligation to show anything you are not comfortable with. I know y’all have said before that this is something you are not comfortable with, so I hope that if you are going this that your comfort level has changed. Stay safe!

I have to agree with everyone else. While it would be interesting to see a switch, it is not necessary. Your boundaries and privacy mean so much more than youtube. No one would be upset if you decided not to show it. I understand that it is an extremely personal thing and could make you feel vulnerable. There are other channels that show this type of thing so you don't have to if you don't want. We all want you to feel safe and protected. Ya'll have really helped me understand systems and neurodiverse people in general so thank you. Stay safe! Edit: now that I have actually seen the video. The editing was really cool and it was interesting to see a bit of inner communication. Having representation is so important and I hope in the future there will be much more positive and normalizing representation for DID. This was a really cool video!

I think you guys have definitely succeeded. Like it's not "boring" persay, it's more like your videos are normal updates just like any other RU-vidr I enjoy watching. You do educational stuff but you also do fun stuff and it's all really well balanced. Tbh, I used to love United states of Tara , three faces of eve, etc. But through your channel I've learned so much and view them differently now, not like sources of information but as just normal entertainment? I know I'm talking a lot sorry but I think you guys have done a fantastic job making this disorder seem as normal and as capable as any other, like depression or anxiety.

When I was younger I always loved magic (I still do) and when talking about DID (or multiple personality disorder as I knew it then) or the concept of it I honestly thought it was completely fictional. This came from my pop culture understanding of Jeckll and Hyde. I liked the thought that a person could have multiple personalitys and perspectives on life from one well body. As well as the drama that came with the idea. The plot potential etc etc. Then later in life I studied Jekll and Hyde in school. It was very different and not at all what I thought it was. Its like DID with an inverted colour palette. Instead of multiple people sharing one body, it was one person with multiple different bodys (or forms). And since we were analysing it this was the first time I ever started thinking of that trope. I looked it up and low and behold: something like this was a real thing. Then one day I began working on a fanfiction about someone with DID. But I had seldom written the first word of the story before I realised: I knew Jack sqatt about the actual disorder. So I looked it up and fell into a rabbit hole. Somewhere along the line I discovered your videos. It really gave me a whole new perspective on not just the disorder but the trope of "evil bad guy alter". I still love magic and I still love the concept of an "evil side" but I do understand how... damaging representing DID like that can be. I understand DID alot more in a real and down to earth sense. And I'm very thankful for your videos that explain and show your experience with it. Its helped me better understand how to write a more accurate character that has DID. I am a bit sad tho. One of my favourite tropes in fiction turned out to not only be rooted in reality but also rooted in horrible stereotypes and fear of the abnormal. I want to write stories like that because I like the trope. But I don't want to spread misinformation about DID. I need to start finding a way to seporate the disorder from the trope but I'm not sure that's possible. Because I wouldn't be surprised if the whole "possession of body by another entity" thing was probably directed inspired by DID and some other related disorders like schizophrenia or something. Where's the line? How far can I go? I could try and make it distinctly clear that it is not DID but then what about- Yknow what? I've got extremely off topic. Back to the point. Thank you for helping me to understand DID from a more personal perspective. I am very grateful that I know what I know.

As someone without DID, this channel definitely de-sensationalizes the disorder, and always provides valuable learning material no matter the topic of the video! 💕❤️ Keep it up, and stay safe!

Entropy System once again being the classiest of class, simultaneously making a point while addressing sensationalism WITHOUT mention of the latest drama in the media. This statement is much, much bigger. This was such a bold move as well and while I understand why you felt like you needed to do it, please keep in mind that you have been working so hard to educate as well as provide coping mechanisms not just for people with DID but also for people who have other issues like anxiety, depression, etc. (I can only speak to ones that I know effect me since your videos have helped me) and that is HUGE. We love you guys. Thank you.

For what it’s worth, I didn’t jump ahead! I totally understand and agree with you!

After a lot of misinformation has been shared lately in the media, I'm grateful I got to know you guys before that. I had no idea the disorder even existed until I found the channel and im glad I get to learn about it from a trustworthy source and what's more people who experience living with it every day! Take care guys and thank you, you are really making a positive impact. 💙💙

We love you all. Please keep yourself safe. We need you more than the representation.

Hmmm... that is a very UN-Entropy System thumbnail. Do we sense a not so hidden meaning? To the best of our knowledge, you've avoided doing this type of thing?

This was so well done 😂💜 I kind of knew that something was up but I didn't expect this... To me - as a person who doesn't have DID nor any irl contact with the disorder - your content is a great representation of a faszinating disorder. I think the cool and exciting thing about DID actually is not the switches and tropes but what the human brain is able to do to keep us safe. Keep doing what you're doing. I love your channel 💜

no one has ever done that! no one has *ever* done that in the history of DID videos!

“It’s not that it’s unrealistic, it’s that it’s just not all of the story.” I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A WAY TO PUT THIS IDEA INTO WORDS FOR SO LONG, OH MY GOSH THANK YOU!!! ❤️❤️❤️ -Alex

Your channel really helped us come to terms with our DID as well as seeing that we can still be normal. You guys especially helped us learn to love and respect our fictives and see them as what they are, just regular people. We used to be so scared and doubted ourselves because of a lot of the portrayals in the media. Ever since we found your channel we've been doing better as a system and as people in general 💕

DID/OSDD has been a weird hyperfixation of mine for years (sometimes adhd be like that). My hs freshman year, I did minimal research and wrote a short story about a girl whose alter was ruining her life. I am so, so ashamed of that. I'm a sophomore in college now, and I've been watching you and other systems for about 2 years, as well as made some friends who are in systems. I'm by no means an expert, but I understand Dissociative Disorders a lot better than I did back then, and do my best to correct misinformation without speaking over your voices. So, rest assured, you'd desensationalized it for at least one person.

I have found DID videos that show switches to be very educational and have helped me understand my own mental health. I have never considered viewing someone's switches to be sensational entertainment. I am very grateful that I've gotten to see how others switch, and I believe it can be very helpful for people who don't have DID to see it, to show how real-life switching is not like it's portrayed in media. The more normalized switching is made, the less "taboo, strange or scary" people will think it is. The more people see that those who switch are regular people just like them, and not murderers or people to fear, the sooner the stigma can dissipate. Of course you don't have to share switching videos. You have the power to choose what you share, so only share what you're comfortable with.

“Switching” on camera through movie magic. 💛💛💛 I thought this representation of switching was really cool because it gave me an idea of what it might be like from the inside. No idea if that’s accurate or not but it was interesting AF. Also really interesting to hear Daniel verbalize some questions I have (like “how does the inner world work, and why?”) because knowing that even you guys have things you don’t know about it makes it more understandable that there are things I can’t wrap my mind around because I have no context. I saw the movie “The Three Faces of Eve” as a young child and have been fascinated by DID ever since. I don’t know that I particularly sensationalized it (never believed in murderous alters for instance) but there was definitely a lot I didn’t understand before I started watching videos produced by systems, yours included. One huge advantage of user-generated content!

Absolutely you have made it accessible, real, and normal. Your system’s channel was one of the first we came upon, and it has given so much hope. Peace and love. Thanks for all you do.

I really love that even though there was no switch on camera (which is fine... you guys need to be comfortable and that's all that matters) that you still gave us a glimps into what was going on inside with Daniel saying to Wyn, "Hey, you don't seem like you're doing well...do you need me to finish this up?" and Wyn says "Yes, thank you!" I dunno to me giving us that peak into what might be going on in the head space before a switch means more than just letting us see a switch because you're letting us in on a more subconscious level. I really hope that makes sense. As always I love watching your videos. Hope you all have a fantastic rest of your day!

You have no idea how much your practical, down to earth, educational videos have helped me. I am forever grateful.

The first DID video I saw was by DissociaDID about her switching on camera, and after that RU-vid recommended your videos. I think DissociaDID is right that laypeople are more likely to click to see a switch, and then they've interacted with DID a little and are more comfy looking more into it. I think you're right too that sensationalizing isn't that great of representation, and I'm glad DissociaDID (seems to) only sensationalizes thumbnails. I've loved getting to know all of you and the members of the DissociaDID system and you really showed me how complete most alters are and how DID is a coping mechanism. I like how you show your system is living a "full life" and I like how DissociaDID casually switches and I'm glad both systems are doing what they're comfortable with. (Also, I don't see this video as @ing DissociaDID. The DID community seems totally loving for each other and it's been great to see.) I think my point is, it's been cool to see the teamwork of individual systems, and also how the community works together to share their own stories and perspectives. Thanks for letting us into your life and encouraging such a positive community. :)

As a new and settling system, your videos have been a true lifesaver through a lot of confusion and fear. So much love, The Hope System Xxx

A lot of people are talking about the thumbnail and I'm a weirdly non-visual person, so the reason I clicked on the notification on my phone immediately (rather than watching it later, though I'm pretty dedicated to the DID youtubers I follow, was because the topic was media representation. Psychology is an interest of mine so I research a lot of mental health facets of information in my spare time. I found DID youtubers by accident while I was exploring information on dissociation in general. I'm also a creative person who wants to write or craft something in the future that is useful for mental health advocacy and representation across the board. But I'm a very disorganized and non-linear writer so I let the ideas develop naturally and it relies a lot on the information I take in that's that's why I make a point to be regularly tuned in to the happenings of the community and their struggles as well as consuming alternative media like autobiographies and research papers from clinicians. I came into this unsure as to whether MPD was a categorized disorder, and the RU-vid rabbit hole allowed me to learn that DID/OSDD was/is and that's what opened this all up. Entropy was the second or third RU-vid system that I discovered and I appreciate their approach to informing everyone. Seeing the different ways any system chooses to communicate compared to other systems has been successful and valuable I think in teaching uninformed people that a system is a network of people just like any other people.

This channel is normalizing my own brand new experience. I just got diagnosed. I wasn't ready. I'm still processing. But your videos are helping me keep calm when I really want to freak out about what to do now. Thank you.

Hats off! I actually almost didn't click on the video because it says "switch on camera". I was worried that after all that was happening you were to some extent pressured to post something like this! I'm so happy that you made this video! I'm so glad I didn't actually skip through! Honestly hats off! And major respect for everything that you're doing and I hope to see more of your videos in the future!! :)!!

Wyn & Daniel. Thank you. I know how difficult this must of been for all of you. I've witnessed my own child switch many times & it's always jarring. Please know that y'all provided me with hope when I had none; when I was terrified about what the future held for my child. Your video on persecutors gave me the tools I needed to help me understand & bond with my child's persecutor parts. When they recognized they were loved and safe, they were able to become protectors. The transformations were amazing. YOU helped me show my child a path forward that led to healing & thriving. I will ALWAYS be grateful. ❤❤

Hello. To answer Daniel's question, yes you've helped de-sensationalize DID. Through your system's educational content, livestreams with your friends and family (I've only seen Andrew at this point) it absolutely has changed my perception. I will be honest. The inital curiosity of the switching, multiple headmates and learning the individual people in a system is what brought me at first. I.e. Seeing the difference between all of you. But I stayed because I see people who dealt with trauma, survived it, have grown and thrived! And I'm here to cheer you on in your fight to break the stigma. Don't change to match other cause everyone here loves you for you. I like to think internet questions as something that comes from preschoolers. They ask the bluntest questions but never have any ill intent. So for those repeat questions, please pay them no mind.

You have helped us feel so NORMAL! We use your saying at the end to help us and others through hard times. Love you! Lakai 🐾

aaa im trans and i totally get the fustration with representaion in media! its like, yes i struggled but that is not my entire life! people live beyond that. I've found trans youtubers really helpful because they can live authentically and functionally even with dysphoria and im sure your channel is doing the same for people with DID! thank you for your videos

You are so amazing, admired, and awesome. I feel honoured to be a part of your life. Thank you for sharing.

To answer Daniel's question: Actually, yes - especially this video was really valuable for that insight. As a single personality who wants to be supportive to the community it is a difficult path between de-sensationalizing DID and being understanding towards more sever trauma responses.

The same day that I took the DES and was diagnosed with DID I watched your "How didn't I know about my DID" video. When you talked about the singing in your head it was instant that I knew that this was really happening and that I was going to be ok. Your videos are honest and authentic and give us hope for our future.

Alright so I’m just going to share what your channel and all the other wonderful systems have taught me: You showed me what the human mind is able to do to survive and you reached my heart so that I want to go out and help people feel safe, valid and accepted!

I loved the way you did the “switch”. It was very respectful and loving between Wynn and Daniel, and showed the system aspect of it. I also respect that you have set a boundary about switching, and put your system first.

Hey Entropy System! I saw this thumbnail, and while I definitely support whatever you want to do, please don't feel like you need to do anything you're not okay with for your fans... Given how vocal you all have been about personally switching on camera, this thumbnail got me kinda worried about you all.

You have drastically changed my view of DID. I had soo many misconceptions before, "personalities can't communicate with each other, personalities are always drastically different, nothing wrong with calling it multiple personality disorder, the host is the real one, people rarely had more that 5, it could happen to anyone, ect." I could go on and on, it was all this sensationalized bs, and watching you made me realize that nothing I knew was correct. I'm still learning and I'm now correcting the misconceptions I see around me. And if I'm honest, the reality of DID is a lot more interesting to me than the sensationalized non-sense I originally thought. Thank you.

I think that’s interesting because we were just feeling pressure to sensationalize our future videos more because our meet the alters vid with a switch on camera got 4k views while our other vids have around 100-300 views. But everyone actually responded very well to the meet the alters video and no one had any comments on our switch. Everyone ended up asking wonderful questions about our inner world and such... but not a lot of people went on to watch our inner world tour. It’s complicated and I’m not sure I understand it.❤️Alexandra

This was fantastic! Thank you for helping folks realize that folks with mental health disorders are still folks that can have functioning lives. I was enjoying watching Leah watching Wyn’s hands move when she was talking. She was wanting some serious pets! ❤️

Seriously though, can we take a moment to recognize the outpouring of support from the community before this even aired? This community is AMAZING!!! /feelz

What's going on with your family member is pretty much what I had with my grandma. Because of my depression, I was very uninterested in things, I didn't move much, I could say I was "lazy" but honestly, I could say I just didn't care. And I remember telling my grandma countless of times that I'm not lazy, I'm actually so depressed I don't wanna get out the bed every day. She then told me that just raise your head up and keep going. I told her "It's the same as if you have a broken leg and I told you to run. And there are no excuses for not running". She then realized how it really is (she was a nurse and had one bad experience with a mental health patient). But yeah, she started crying after that

I think this has to do with the spotlight placed on the "novelty" of having alters/dissociation/memory gaps, etc. The truth is it's not this that really holds anyone down, it's what caused this to happen that does...The trauma and subsequent PTSD. It's just harder to deal with PTSD when your memories are so separated by dissociative barriers/parts of self. I would say that for someone that doesn't have DID, it's like having PTSD while being cut into literal pieces of "self" ... Some pieces are children that are emotionally inequipped to deal with the trauma, and others may be adults at varying levels of knowledge of the trauma and ability to handle that knowledge, and then there are pieces that are better than most people out here at dealing with everything because they've had to in order to survive. I personally think the stigma of not meeting up to some perceived level of "normal function" within society is the real issue anyway though. I mean what does that even mean? And why does it matter if someone can't hold down a job for example? Should that really make them "less than" simply because of that? There are people with no mental illness that have troubles holding down a job their whole lives because they just don't like the corporate model of the "9-5, behind the desk, answering to the man" bull. Anyway, to everyone out there struggling: life is too short to sit around worrying what everyone thinks of you.. Do what you need to in order to survive and be the happiest you can and who cares what anyone else thinks or says. They don't know what it's like to be you. Take care everyone☺️

I never knew much about DID until running across this channel a few months back. I've learned so much and love learning more and more. Thanks for sharing so much information and all your thoughts about everything.

are we gonna be clickbaited? lol. but seriously, you don’t have to show anything you’re not comfortable with for any reason.

Yours was the first DID channel I found. When I started watching other DID youtubers I was initially hesitant to watch the "switch caught on camera" videos because it felt clickbait-y to me, but now I understand that everyone with DID simply chooses to share whatever they feel is most helpful. Some systems switch on camera because they want to take stigma away from that moment that is mysterious and scary to so many outside the community, but your form of activism is just as impactful and valid. Thanks for being awesome and sharing your life with us!

i agree with the other comments. i hope this is clickbait because you dont have to what other creators do in order to be seen as valid or to be recognized on youtube.

As a nonDID/OSDD person, I watch for curiosity and education. My curiosity being me wanting to understand. I have watched a few of the other channels dealing with this and enjoy yours the best because it is educational. And it has helped clear up misunderstandings and beliefs because of media. At least with me! So thank you for sharing!

I suspect this will be satire or commentary on recent events. I recall that you said you won't show your switches on this channel.

I've watched your channel for ages now, since you had around 5K subs. You're the first DID RU-vid channel I found and I've learnt so much and found loads of awesome systems through this channel. Thank you for all the work you do

I love all these comment, and I second it - please don't do anything you're not 100% comfortable with! I believe whatever this is, it's not going to be exactly what the tbumbnail says, but I still want to say it. Take care guys!

I was actually watching because I’m planning on writing about DID and want to know more about how people feel about their representation. I didn’t expect the twist on the switch, but it was a very, very effective way to drive the point home. Very helpful, thank you for being so forthcoming and making everyone understand-lots of love.

ive been thinking about if there was a bad a** character with DID on a really cool show such as Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. It’d be interesting if one alter was a witch like sabrina, and another alter was just human and how those two alters could work together in Sabrina’s squad that have both witches and humans who all fight and save the day in their own unique ways. It would be a really cool way to represent all the amazing people with DID without sensationalizing it because they could show all the other conditions that come with DID like fatigue and bad head aches from switches. (I hope nobody found this idea/comment offensive or dumb or something- it truly is all from a good place. please feel free to reply if there is something offensive about it)

YES. Loved the cleverness and creativity to address this issue. It wasn’t attacking or malicious and it was still impactful. So proud of y’all and inspired by you! Keep up the amazing work!

(SPOILER ALERT: don't read my comment unless you've watched the video) absolutely fantastic video! I love the "twist"! thank you, Wyn and Daniel! I don't think I ever had a sensationalized view (I hadn't even heard of Split until months and months after subscribing to several DID channels, and hadn't heard that stereotype.). I was definitely told some things that were wrong. and absolutely honestly, I searched for channels because I wanted to see the reality, and I was proven right very quickly in the things I thought sounded weird when I first heard of the disorder. ohh, and I absolutely did not skip or come for the switching, I watch all your videos and love all your content!

Our view of ourselves has become more kind through your channel. Also, I watched from the beginning, the switch made me feel so deeply visceral and brought up all of those complex emotions of dissociating and someone else emerging from within. Thanks for sharing this switch just once, but I really do appreciate your channel being about so much more. I always learn something new and find a different way to think about things. Thanks!

I hope you're all okay ❤

Respect❣️ I have learned sooo much from YOU, Disassociated, 'multiplicity and me' and 'Team Piñata ' about DID. A Year ago I didn't know anything about it and now, I owe you so much for the knowledge you have given me. Thank you!

Entropy System, Do take care of yourself, and if you want us to see a side of yourself you haven't before, that's okay, but make sure when you share with us personal things that you are doing it for the right reasons, and that you'll come away feeling good about yourself in the end.

This is the first channel that I ever watched from a System. It was welcoming to see that you were just human. You explained stuff in a simple manner while still showing your other sides and quirks. You got me interested in learning how people with DID or OSDD (both terms I didn't know previously) cope with trauma which in turn helped me improve how I cope with trauma. Thank you for being you.

some people: skipping to the switch others: not skipping to the switch me: backing up bc i just noticed ur cATs in frame aaaaa

Very well said . I knew nothing about DID before your videos and have learned so much. Thank you to all in the system for sharing your lives with us. You have made me a system ally.

You've certainly demistified DID for me. I watch your channel, along with a couple of others, to have a better understanding of what it is to live with DID. I also want to better understand how to be a good advocate and ally.

For me recently begining my DID journey you're channel has helped me a ton. In high school I read Sybil and then I saw Split so at first I panicked when my therapist who I just went to for PTSD brought up DID. She told me to take my time and do research between that day and my next appointment so I did. I found you and DissociaDID and you guys helped me so much. Instead of fighting the possibility of this diagnosis I decided to look into every tool I could try to make life easier for everyone in our system. So far I'm working on my inner system set up and meeting my alters but the suicidal thoughts are gone and a lot of the anger. Never stop what you guys are doing! ❤️

I loved this video. I think it's important to talk about these things and I felt you handled it in a way that's respectful to the choices other systems make. Spoiler(? is that weird to say?) --------- Using your 'transition' idea seems like an interesting way of explaining different 'types' of switching, if that makes sense? Reaction to a trigger, stepping up to help, an 'intentional' switch. Especially coupled with advice for systems on how to manage each or help with safety ideas. Not necessarily something for you guys to do since it seems maybe it would be more personal than you prefer, but an idea for anyone who might be interested. I know I struggle to explain the different ways we switch because it differs a lot and we tend to need different things around each.

Didnt skip to it but was 100% waiting for it because I knew you guys had previously stated you dont want to switch on camera. I even remember a switch on live that you guys avoided showing by going to the kitchen for a glass of water. This is an AMAZING video and such a brilliant idea that will capture people and then call them out (in a respectful and loving way) I love it

I respect Wyn and her judgment, but I'm worried that this will be a critique of how other DID channels handle their video titles and title cards. 'Clickbait' channels are what drew me into improving my own mental health. And maybe they do more harm than good, but I feel like this is not the time, or the forum, to address it. The community is hurt and being attacked from the outside. We need to support each other on journey we're going through together, present a unified front, and then we can discuss the internal differences of opinion and different ways of walking that path. So I'm pretty sure I'm wrong and being concerned about nothing. If anyone can make a suggestion to reassure me I would welcome that. Wyn, if you're reading this, please understand my concern is not personal. I trust you. And please, as everyone else is saying, don't do something you're uncomfortable with, or that will not benefit your system, just for us. We need to see you look after yourself first

Thank you SO MUCH!!! I was honestly disappointed that you were going to switch on camera because you've always been so adamant about keeping it private. You handled this so well.

Whaaaaat???!!!!😳👀💫💦 this is gona be exciting💣💥... ... we are actually wondering if we want to watch it at all😅🤦🏼‍♀️ The timing is funny, too, because we are about to tell everyone in our upcoming Video, that we learned from one of our favorit RU-vidrs, that it is absolutly not necessary to switch on camera☝🏼😂 (meaning you guys) We allways thought it's unconfortable for you to show it...👀 But, go for it girls and boys!💪🏼 thanks for your trust🧡

One of the biggest take-aways I've had from watching your channel is just how well a system can communicate and work together. As you pointed out, that is certainly not how DID is portrayed. I've gained a much better sense of not only how different DID can be across systems, but also how each system can grow and evolve. I look at you and see there is so much love and support. It's really inspiring!

9:15 other than that whole sharing a body thing, they seem really cool! Is what I think... I have no idea what normal is, having never been “normal” myself.

Tbh I really loved how you showed this "switch" in this video. I thought it gave much of the context and understanding that I've picked up from watching switches on channels like DissociaDID, without actually showing the switch. I really appreciate hearing your perspective on showing switching on camera, as it's something I've been curious about. Thank you for being open and sharing with us. ❤️❤️

At this point I really hope she doesn’t switch on camera because I have come to respect her system’s choice not to switch on camera.

I discovered this channel and DID RU-vidrs in general through your "how to write a character with DID" video. That really lead me to start research this and other disorders so I can be a better mental health advocate. Thank you for helping me learn ❤️

I've been subscribed for a very long time and I was so caught off guard because of that thumbnail XD I truly appreciate the diversity in this community. Every DID channel seems like they have a different take on how to present themselves and I learn so much from all of them. As a fan and an ally, I love learning more and while the switches might've brought me to this topic originally there is so much more to learn and appreciate from systems like yours and others.

the editing and pacing in this is genius. was hoping you guys were gonna do a "dramatization", and this was super well done, plus did a great job of addressing the pressure and stigma. probably one of y'all's best vids to date (and y'all always knock it out of the park).

When you were looking off camera, and put Daniel's voice over...I honestly thought it was just your significant other being like, "Hey maybe you should try to record this later?💕" And then I realized you were doing camera tricks. Love it!!

Questioning here, can definitely say that the Entropy system's videos have been extremely helpful and approachable to learn more about this disorder. Just wanted to say thank for all you guys do, truly appreciate it.

I love the switch shown here! It really felt like one of our own. When I get overwhelmed, Liz will put her hand on my shoulder and say, "Easy there. Let me step forward and you go breath." That being said, I, too, find DID incredibly interesting. I love to see how it effects everyone differently. I love learning about different alters and how they've learned to navigate the world they've come into.

I didn't know that DID even existed before watching you guys. I do not have DID, but your videos on trauma and effects of it have helped me a lot. By now I watch your videos for further education and entertainment, like any other channel I am subscribed to. I have really come to like all of you who are regularly on camera and feel like you are my friends in a weird one-way way. Thank you for everything you've done and everything that is to come!

This channel helped me understand DID more. It just helped me reconize that I might be a possible system and bring my possible alter up with my therapist. I believe if I didn't have this resourse things would be so much more difficult so I just want to thank all of you.

I mean, switches are cool and all, but the most interesting thing for me is how y'all interact with each other. How your relationship dynamics change. How you grow as people. Switches are cool to see for the first time or two, but at the end of the day I just wanna see cool people dealing with life they have.

Thank you so much for being this vulnerable with all of us. We love you all, and wish you the best in everything you do 💕

I am SO thrilled by what this video turned out to be. When I saw the promo for it, I was like oh I hope Wyn doesn't feel like the recent situation has changed how the channel HAS to be. When I saw what it is, I literally clapped. Great video, Entropy System!