The Total Guide for Dissociative Identity Disorder

Thank you for sharing. I’m glad this worked for you and hope you’re doing well.
Beth

It is my opinion that attempting to reduce the profound effects of horrific trauma into what is essentially a logic problem is, while interesting to me and Aloysius, a simplification of a disorder which is unique to the individual experiencing it.

Very impressive, I am very appreciative of your layout and in-depth breakdown of "DiD" and its removal.

I, myself, also "deleted" the defect in me, with an almost identical fashion. I truly began to think I was alone in said "victory".
The concept of "willing" and "logically" communicating with said "others" to coexist and slowly merge into the base/original form of ones selves, is unbelievable/ unheard of, if not laughable to even attempt. Given, the journey in which is traveled to achieve "desired" goal(s) is a rigorous sufferance on its own, alongside but not limited to an irksome inner perpetual forbearance with ones self(s). It took roughly a decade to complete but as of recently I (we) are a whole. [Hooray]

This method, in its primal form (opinion), can be applied to many other disorders I think. For example, schizophrenia.

Certainly, isn't up for debate necessarily. Politely, this is a not really for the understanding what got posted.. What might drive the conversation here is, there is radio station where a young man talked about the APA DSM-5.1, and I think he was being facetious. It was to my understanding a national radio station. For those up to discuss certain things, it is really a great way to stay relevant and work on things. The poster has only 10 post so sometimes a slight nudge is perhaps helpful. I will reserve myself just in case school is indeed in my future again. I decline too know all the ins and out for the time being.

DSM 5.1 ? oooh, would like to know more about that.

Yeah, I'm sorry, but this is one of the most misleading subject lines for a post I've seen on this board. Maybe "my own thoughts about DID" or even "my theory on DID"?