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The goal of not having DID would mean integrating rather than not having DID by looking normal (because DID doesn't go away due to appearing normal). You could still aim to not have DID by integrating if that was something you wanted, but that would involve getting the others on board with the idea of integrating also. It sounds like it's a bit early for you to be considering integrating if Rene has only recently shown up and your understanding and negotiating with each other still has room for improvement. A goal that you might consider might be something like making sure that everyone can agree on how to all use their talents and strengths in your life productively, in ways that everyone agrees with. This would give all a chance at time out and at being productive and getting along. Then you could think about developing greater co-consciousness and maybe integration if that was something you were all interested in. There are plenty of goals you can invent for improving things, they are usually more focussed around improved functioning as opposed to looking normal. Improved functioning helps to look more normal anyway, if you are worried about how you are coming across.4Rene wrote: have realized that the goal of having a "normal" life (i.e. NOT having DID) is really not attainable. I have always hoped that if I worked hard enough to "look normal" that it would happen. Now I don't really know what to aim for, if that goal is not there.
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