by exul » Mon Jul 20, 2020 4:28 pm
Hi Sioux,
Firstly, we agree with Sarah on the fact that psychosis, from what we intend it, corresponds to a break from reality, which doesn't go hand in hand with being dangerous!
I'm going to assume that with "psychotic" you mean someone that is violent though because of how you described it.
We have the entirety of JR's system that has possibly shown some signs of ASPD or violent thoughts or actions, but we have no idea why all these impulses seem to be so bound to them. JR is destructive with mostly himself (self-harm, smoking, drugs), and despises the great majority of people. Nathan had the potential, years ago, to be physically and verbally violent (apart from being self-destructive too), but that came out mostly with our best friend at the time (the verbal part). The physical part came out just once, with our mother, when defending ourselves. Zero is a different story. He's a powerful protector, but he used to hide behind this black, grim-reaper type of robe and say awful things to some of us (probably reenacting some sort of abuse). From when we started listening to him and treating him like a person and not like a demon, he changed a great deal and doesn't repeat those awfult things anymore. A thing that stayed with him, though, are extremely violent thoughts towards others (never himself). We guess that it's a way to cope with his feelings of anger and rage, and a way to express himself, as weird as it sounds... he needs to feel powerful and strong to be able to protect the mind, so I guess that's why he indulges in those images and feelings.
Ironically, though, out of all of us, the person who did the most damage in the outside world has been Nico, and not any one of them. Of course, JR didn't treat the body well at all, but Nico has done many things that he regrets (always when trying to protect us) and that the rest of us has completely removed from our mind. So, it is not always the overtly "dark" ones who have to be the "bad" ones, if you want to go as far as saying that an alter can be bad.
It is often, in our experience with ourselves, a matter of how one copes with situations. There are no bad, dark, or dangerous alters, but there are situations in which any person can become a danger to oneself or others. There are bad actions that don't necessarily come from bad people.
I hope this helps somehow!
P.S. in regards to the time in which these thoughts emerge, for us at least, knowing all the hormones and bodily changes involved in the process, it seems like something that really makes sense! At least in our very young minds, lol
body: 21, f
posters/mains:
Mi (12-15, non-binary), Guardian/Jason (40ish, m), Angelo (14-16, m), Xavier (15, m).
others:
Benedict (42, m), Rebecca (14/16, f), Miles (8, m), Little Girl/Ari (7, f), Viola (5, f), Leo (19, m), JR (27, m), Nathan (25ish, m), 0 (teen, m), Jewel (30s, f) (...)