500 Subscribers Q&A | The Rose System | DID/OSDD and Faith

Welcome to our 500 Subscribers celebration video! It is a long one, so feel free to have it playing in the background as you do a task or watch it in stages.
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[@hallierosemusic]

I just found your channel yesterday and I feel like I might have this disorder (working on finding therapy) and I’ve never seen anyone put God with it which makes me happy because u love God and always thought it’d be hard to have this disorder and live my life for God at the same time so thank you ❤️❤️

[@TheRoseSystem]

Hi! We are so glad that you have found us. We hope our content helps you as you learn more about yourself and God.

[@junkionix]

Good video. Interesting Q&A. Sorry I missed getting to ask a question. I do have one though. "How do you deal with people who try to dispute your dissociation or try to put doubt in your mind about your self perception?" One has been struggling lately with past painful memories of this form of abuse and is struggling with self denial and dissociative denial because of it. One is also backsliding from ones faith during this time too and struggling with believing that God is real or even good. This is painful and scary. One is tired also and feels unable to fight anymore for internal self preservation and self advocacy.

[@TheRoseSystem]

This is a great question! When this happens, we go to one of our trusted people who has seen the ins and outs of our journey. They help us by laying out the things they've seen. We have found that the people who question us or try to dispute it are people who do not see the day to day of living with our disorders. There are quotes we came across that also helped - "Faking is a deliberate action" and "If you think you are faking, just stop faking." If you can't stop it, then there is a very high chance it is real. We have found people with complex disorders and trauma frequently question themselves. We question ourselves all the time too. This is why we need trusted people who can see what is happening for themselves. We hear and see you in your struggle, and we believe you.