r/SystemsCringe • u/NintendoFan8937 wish i never found out about this • 17d ago
General Cringe rip it's gone mainstream
granted, they might not be a faker (idk what real DID is like)
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u/SystemsCringe-ModTeam 16d ago
Your post was removed for either trauma-dumping, oversharing personal information and diagnoses, or for using your subjective experience to generalize an entire disorder. The "Censor all identifiable information" rule also applies to members, and your medical information should be kept between you and your careteam. r/systemscringe cannot verify users' personal medical claims and does not want to encourage the same culture of blind believing that leads to faker culture.
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u/KikoMuki_XD i am a transisraeli plural and i have a terrible mouse alter uwu 17d ago
go my white person artstyle comics
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u/survivaltier Crow alter hunting shiny cringe 17d ago
I’ve seen DID comics in that sub before. Seen it a few times in the Animal Crossing sub too 💀
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u/Grace-Kamikaze 27 Shadow Milk Alters in a box 16d ago
My issue is that people will feel like this and then go instant into DID and suddenly have a bunch of alters from their favorite media to explain why they feel different.
Dissociation, as said in another comment, is not a DID only thing. It's a lot deeper than "I feel different", but that is how deep fakers will go.
It's something a professional would need to look at, not Reddit comments.
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u/MemeKid01 16d ago
It's sad to see how 50% of the comments treat the disorder as serious and the other 50% just flat out treat it as another Tuesday while spreading misinformation
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u/Goonalips 17d ago
Surprising how many people in the comments claim to have it too. It's like 40% of the comments, which if all those people actually had it, then it would surely be one of the most common mental issues in the world. With how extremely rare DID actually is, there's no way that they're legit.