"you don't want more humans in your head, humans are the ones that hurt you"... Wow, that makes so much sense. Thank you. I need to think about that for a bit.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
I'm glad it makes sense, take it gently
@kompaktbremse5 ай бұрын
makes me think of the sentence that Mara once said: "no god put me here. humans put me here." and it still stands
@nellieshoals5 ай бұрын
So many things I need to think about from this 😭💙 Thank you sm for your content!!!
@fennek1nviking5 ай бұрын
I'm a Diagnosed system as well with a lot of non human alters and that hit way to hard.
@CureSmileful5 ай бұрын
I don't have DID but I relate with the feeling of not wanting to be associated with humans in any way due to my experiences and opinions at that time
@sophia-rd1sf5 ай бұрын
I struggle to understand how people can be so cruel to children for so long, that DID is even forced to occur for survival in the first place. Been a long term supporter, so proud of you all🖤
@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmet5 ай бұрын
This is what I always come back to. Like do they think they’re big and strong, hurting a little child so irreparably? Adults who hurt children are the definition of pathetic
@skylaralley24655 ай бұрын
That’s the heartbreaking part. The fact that this disorder shouldn’t exist but because there are monsters that are able to be around children and hurt them, the disorder does. It’s so painful to think about. Much love to all systems out there🖤 we see you
@beheroot5 ай бұрын
scary part is that they, abusers, don't even realize how hurtful they are. religious fanatics are good example... thye may THINK that they doing good for child, to rise "proper" human being. while i do understand how people can be cruel to children, it terrifies me.
@tai.karo.055 ай бұрын
And plently of kids suffer the same level of abuse and don't end up with DID. If you include those who develop other dissociative disorders, CPTSD, personality disorders, etc, the number of children who suffer extreme abuse is so much higher. It happens all the time under people's noses, because abusers are calculated, people don't know what to look for and the systems that are supposed to protect kids fail constantly. This isn't at all uncommon, and that's the worst part.
@leighreinhart61855 ай бұрын
It's wretched. As a survival mechanism it's absolutely fascinating, but the means of acquiring it is beyond horrific and not something that should ever, EVER happen to any child. My own kids are still young so the very notion just hurts that much more.
@neehaa5 ай бұрын
3:09 i love sally so much!! she’s a total badass to step into a chaotic situation and to calm everyone down with her signature kindness
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
She knows when she's needed and calmed the body down like it was easy? My hero tbh
@ameliab3245 ай бұрын
I think she's just one of these people who make you feel accepted and safe no matter what. The world seriously needs more of them.
@TheLazyHusky5 ай бұрын
I love Sally too (and everyone else too of course)! My body relaxed as she started talking. It seems like she is really good at her job 🥰
@beheroot5 ай бұрын
@@DissociaDID Like a proper Nanny :D
@JettSvart5 ай бұрын
I know Sally rarely films, so it felt a bit like she was stepping in because she had to in order to get it out of the way for the others. I appreciate that, and the system’s willingness to be vulnerable and show the moments of disassociation in between switches.
@Mister_Dollz5 ай бұрын
I’m very fascinated learning about DID, because I love understanding more about things that are different than me, also to whichever alter reads this comment, I hope that you are happy with how life is going because you deserve to be happy.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much! - Soren
@pip_a_doodle21755 ай бұрын
I'm the same way 😊
@rooflez005 ай бұрын
I’m the same way!! I actually did a presentation in my Behavioral Health class about DID and everything I’ve learned about it simply because of this channel :D
@frost_wizrd5 ай бұрын
@@DissociaDIDShortly after I discovered this channel (from anthony's video), DID has been one of my special interests because I'm simply fascinated, and I have AuDHD so I love learning about other mental disorders/disabilities.
@llynxfyremusic5 ай бұрын
I started watching this channel to help understand a system friend better. Stuck around because I found their grounding videos helpful and their voices are soothing
@hmsquared86035 ай бұрын
As someone who has also experienced a hobby/comforting thing turning into a trigger, I related to this video. I’m sorry that this became a trigger for the system in the first place, and I’m proud of the work you all did.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
@kirenjattan98855 ай бұрын
This is a triggering story, please be aware before you go on. I was in juvenile prison with a 14 year old child that has DID. This poor child went to the police to tell them her father had been abusing her and was pregnant twice. Her father beat her till she lost both pregnancies. The police didn't believe her, called her father to come get her from the police station. He beat her that badly that night. She snapped, snuck in his room when he was asleep, and beat him to death with a metal lamp. She should have gotten a medal. Instead, she was sent to prison. On a sentence called under the governors pleasure. And will never be released until they think she's reformed. But is the total victim and can't reform when nothing is wrong with her.
@Stopbeingannoying5 ай бұрын
That poor child.. bless her heart I hope she is a better now or atleast a little
@estherwilliams70055 ай бұрын
Was her story in the news? I never heard about this before.
@didsociety5 ай бұрын
To straszne, i to podwójnie. Raz, że w ogóle jest straszne. Ale drugi powód to taki, że w prawie jest ustalone międzynarodowo, i to od pół wieku, że co do zasady osoba z DID nie odpowiada karnie, bo nie ma możliwości rozpoznać i pokierować swoim postępowaniem. Może odpowiadać w pewnych okolicznościach i pewnych granicach, ale na pewno nie w sytuacji takiej jak tutaj! No i mówimy o osobie nieletniej, u nas 14-latek nawet nie odpowiada karnie, tzn. może w pewnych okolicznościach, ale tu mamy obronę przed przemocą i w dodatku z prawdopodobną depresją/innymi reakcjami po przemocy, która doprowadziła do śmierci dwojga nienarodzonych dzieci. Jest jakaś możliwość skontaktowania się z prawnikiem tamtej osoby z DID? Przepraszam, że piszę po polsku, ale trauma i jej strukturalne konsekwencje, a ostatnio też neurologiczne powikłania urazu mózgu pozbawiły mnie dostępu do wielu obszarów wiedzy i nie czuję się dostatecznie kompetentna do napisania tego postu po angielsku. Mam nadzieję, że translator odpowiednio przetłumaczy sens mojej wypowiedzi.
@127sys5 ай бұрын
this is a story that will never leave me. if there’s any possibility you can spread info or resources to help them, please do! much love 🤍
@20ulencja005 ай бұрын
@@didsocietywspółczuję, powodzenia tam 👋
@Sailor_S5 ай бұрын
Can I say, I'm really proud of Mike? Like, he's come so far and had big shoes to fill and I'm just really proud of him.
@Becky-pu5js5 ай бұрын
Same here! Mike went a long way and you can see his love and support for the system in the beginning 💖
@jinxgirl55 ай бұрын
He really has. I also love that he's very much himself. That's something I sometimes feel for with the host, when people say "I see this person in your expressions" or "Your laugh is like that person". It can be nice, but sometimes I wonder if it feels like it's taking credit away from what that person is and has been doing. Mike has grown a lot and has put in a ton of effort for it, and I'm super proud of his journey.
@julissalangston95485 ай бұрын
I was just thinking the same! Mike has come so far, it makes me so proud to see the growth and him healing and getting better (:
@whyaretheykinda5 ай бұрын
Mike with the tired dad energy "look, just have some water 😒"
@niftyjim825524 күн бұрын
Can we stop talking like its differet people. Isnt the idea to intergrage the alters back into the original person? Im new to your channel but not new to did.
@BerylMorgan5 ай бұрын
Two minutes into the video and already have things I love to pieces. "We can fuckin speak together nobody's going to be able to tell" made me have a nice giggle. Also "Look, distress tolerance, alright?" hit me in the heart. /pos That's one of my major therapy discussions and it makes me feel warm and bubbly that we're all working on our distress tolerance together
@maxwellversed5 ай бұрын
Hearing that “monster” alters can manifest from people telling you you *are* those things seems so obvious, but it clicked so hard. My mother has NPD and was abusive, and the fact that she couldn’t comprehend her actions as wrong from the delusion… she moved on to blame me. Gaslit us into thinking we were playing the mind game to manipulate and be cruel to her. We have a vampire-esque part who holds so much anger and rage, rightfully so, but it makes so much sense knowing that we were told we are evil by the person who was being evil. I never try to make him feel guilty for those things, but it can be so overwhelming to hold those emotions.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry you experienced that
@maxwellversed5 ай бұрын
@@DissociaDID Thank you 💗 It is wonderful that a beautiful and accepting community came from it, nonetheless.
@iRunavala5 ай бұрын
hi, olivia from the flight system here. former persecutor, now protector. always have and still identify as a demonic/corrupted humanoid alter. originally our host was watching this to try and better understand me and my situation, as it were. about halfway through, we were communicating and she was apologizing for not realizing just what has caused me to be the way i am, for not understanding the source of my anger and pain... our pain. she was able to watch the beginning of the important note at the end, but, i ended up fronting when she began to cry. i think our body remembers, but she doesnt. only recently did i start trying to learn healthier forms of communication and outlets for my emotions. why? because one person dear to us wasnt frightened by me and heard me out completely. no one had done that before. i liked this form because it kept abusers at a distance and scared potential threats away. but then, when things started to improve in adulthood, no one would listen to me anymore... so i had no way to express things. i became more hurt and more furious, which fed the idea i must be evil. even though i know better now, i still wonder if i will ever get better. but at least this video gives me a little bit of hope that i am not the only one who formed like this, and that it could be better. thank you.
@chweuri5 ай бұрын
You are better now! You're valid, and important to your system.
@goose57615 ай бұрын
try lithium
@shariandrew58415 ай бұрын
@@goose5761medication doesn’t help manage DID
@SwayTree5 ай бұрын
Hi Olivia! It doesn't matter if you are an alter in a system or a single-mind person you can always become better and healthier version of yourself. Some of us experienced in our lives things that we didn't deserve and it makes us bitter and angry. And that's valid.But now you are an adult that can make decisions, protect yourself and love yourself. Other people shaped you when you were a child but now you can shape yourself. I keep my fingers crossed for you to find healing and understanding. Maybe you can open to the host? She seems to be willing to understand and support you. Maybe you can work together with a therapist to help you communicate within the system and outside. Even the strongest person needs help sometimes and a place to be vulnerable. I'm sure you can get better! No one is pure evil, no one is pure good,we are all gray and valid in that.
@iRunavala5 ай бұрын
@@chweuri Hello, this is the host, Runa. Thank you for your kind words! Olivia has always had a hard time reaching out and this video prompted a huge step forward in our journey about cooperating. I'm so... relieved, but I also feel very guilty for being one of those people who thought she was evil. Through therapy, I've come to understand that she's actually quite a team player, even if she doesn't want us to think that. And honestly, I'm shocked she left this message. I'm so happy for her, and thankful for her assistance.
@colleenfeeney86555 ай бұрын
When Soren popped back in confused and found myself mummbling "Ground Soren, youre okay". Soren and the whole system is so brave to start filming again after the new trauma and I learn so much from all of you
@megisonika5 ай бұрын
Hearing a stranger tell you through the screen that you can change despite what people may make you believe for your whole life is so fascinatingly wholesome, kinda lost a few tears at that part, but I fully agree. Thank you for this, stay safe
@MackenJam5 ай бұрын
Through the very last mins of the video I can feel Mara in Soren
@CrashBoomBang785 ай бұрын
Yes! I sensed this also.
@sereneprincess49405 ай бұрын
I don't have DID. There was discussion, years back, that I have something that falls under the Dissociative Disorders umbrella, but we could never figure out where I fit. However, hearing that one sentence "You don't want more humans in your head; humans are the ones that hurt you..." made everything in my head go quiet and pay very VERY close attention to what Mike & Soren were talking about. I started watching your channel ~4 years ago. I don't even remember what was going on that the YT algorithm suggested you to me, but it doesn't much matter at this point. Mike, Soren, Sally, and everyone else that is in your system; everyone else that has made a video over the years, from Mara to Murmer... From the bottom of my heart, thank you. Beyond what you're doing to bring education and awareness to the world at large about DID, your candid discussions about childhood trauma and how it has a lifetime impact on the survivors has done far more to heal my own invisible wounds. I can't speak for anyone else, but thank you. A million times thank you.
@nica77472 ай бұрын
Seconding all of this ❤
@ss.surprise5 ай бұрын
'We must have done an intro in 14 minutes surely' amuses me. Like, DID is obviously serious, but moments like this are funny still because obviously no, you don't know what Sally has said already. She was just doing great as usual.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
I didn't realise she hadn't fully explained how DID worked until the vid was in editing because I had amnesia 💀
@cloudy81465 ай бұрын
@@DissociaDID I think the video still made sense, since it was explained through a lot of the examples you gave. Also it's interesting that you didn't remember what Sally had covered but at 18:01 you said "it's not an exhaustive list like Sally said-"
@drdrowzee5 ай бұрын
@@cloudy8146 Sally may have been close to the front at the end and made the remark at 18:01. Alternatively, Kem/Mike/Red could have been speaking, and they were all present for Sally's intro, so they remembered. Then again, Soren could be speaking with someone (Kem/Mike/Red/Sally) indicating to him what Sally had said. Lots of possibilities.
@TheLynxsRealm5 ай бұрын
Wow your good at keeping track@drdrowzee
@V_ind1g05 ай бұрын
the hair in the thumbnail looks so cute 🥺
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you ❤️
@eleonoranale5 ай бұрын
I’m so proud of how far you’ve come to be able to film again. Hope the flu left as well. Sending love 💛
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
❤️❤️ Feeling a lot better now thank you
@blaisedunbar50975 ай бұрын
Can u tell us how to deel with a alter with a inner would with a similar alter -harry Also alters who have alters inside them off fellow alters -harry/blaise
@Kayvix5 ай бұрын
@@blaisedunbar5097I believe they have an entire video about subsystems from a few years ago which sounds like what you’re talking about. Hope it helps :)
@LinWarai5 ай бұрын
i love how sally was like “don’t worry i got this” and started filming, she’s so cool omg this video was fantastic! i hope you guys are proud of yourselves for being able to film despite it being so triggering. you’ve done amazing❤
@CrashBoomBang785 ай бұрын
Everyone needs a Sally ❤
@cdrew365 ай бұрын
I love how frequently you are posting!!! I really hope making the channel helps with recent disasters! You deserve some good luck Xxx
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Every Sunday at 6pm BST! ❤️🍀
@Arsiana5 ай бұрын
I have a friend with DID and I had the chance to meet the "bad" alters - one of the first things I did when I realised I am talking to them was thank them for their contribution (protecting the system in the time of need) even though they told me they are bad and would hurt me, I told them I can't but love them because they are a part of one beautiful system. Thank you, DissociaDID, for helping me better understand my friend, even though I will never truly know what goes on in their head.
@alexbrock025 ай бұрын
that burst of energy between Mike and Soren 😂
@kavya9145 ай бұрын
Ikr😂 I love them
@annierebeccaa5 ай бұрын
The way they immediately started bickering lol
@alexbrock025 ай бұрын
i missed Sally. she still has that calming and gentle tone ❤
@mavviemavsters84655 ай бұрын
I agree
@prixca61465 ай бұрын
Idk what to say this makes me so emotional is a triggering subject for me,but ngl is also so informative and supportive in the same way! One thing I learned is revenge is not the answer,become a better version of yourself and proving they are all wrong to society and others and that you're not afraid anymore is way powering than planning something" bad" to the body. I've planned a lot of thing and succeeded putting my abuser in jail. "You're not like this person. You're better and different,so prove it". I'm the main protector now not longer a persecutor.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
That's incredible. And Im so glad you got justice too ❤️
@prixca61465 ай бұрын
@@DissociaDID turning tables is not bad at all lol just an advice don't give up about searching clues to incriminate someone,lots of love to everyone in the system.
@Aheartofbooks5 ай бұрын
When the video actually starts after Soren explains what we're going to see in the video, when Soren is panicking about filming, I felt so seen. This is what my PTSD often looks like for me, especially when I'm in a panicky state or in a new environment. Thank you so much for filming this. Also, the hair is gorgeous! Who chose it?
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
I did! (Soren) and I'm glad you felt seen ❤️
@17ZZZ745 ай бұрын
@@DissociaDID I'm loving the new hair! it looks so cool!!
@littleplutosys5 ай бұрын
I second this! Our panic state looks very similar to that, it's not how people would expect panic attacks to be like (crying, sitting on the floor, rocking back and forth, all of that), nope it's a lot of us talking back and forth, pacing, trying to laugh it off... It felt so validating, especially cause we always thought "This can't be a panic attack, they should be different" ;w;
@SummerThymeMadness5 ай бұрын
the “ducking calm down PLEASE” is literally our mediator and i 24/7 😭😭😭
@minnowco58715 ай бұрын
Another beautiful video from our favorite creator. Never let people bring you down!!! We love you!
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Awh thank u!!
@eyehaseyes34065 ай бұрын
“Being made to feel inhuman” most autistic folk already feel like they don’t fit in and I think that’s why a good chunk of autistic systems have un-human alters
@meowmeowmeow.uwu.695 ай бұрын
sally is so sweet she makes me feel so safe whenever she speaks
@OhHeyItsShey5 ай бұрын
So happy you were able to get back to filming. I cant imagine how hard its been for you but im so grateful you all are back to filming when you can. ♡ much love to everyone in the system, including all of the non human alters.
@iprimrose_i5 ай бұрын
the speed at which i just clicked on my phone 😭😭 (I LOVE THE HAIR OMGGG)
@sojo21375 ай бұрын
Same xd
@finleys40315 ай бұрын
Same😂
@Star_tears5 ай бұрын
Same
@KairaTepes5 ай бұрын
This 🤍
@dinodoeseditz5 ай бұрын
Soren has such good taste ❤
@IsabelLee6175 ай бұрын
Sallyyyyy, oh your voice is so calming and I missed seeing you in videos! I hope your garden is doing well 🌱❤️
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
This is so cute I'm going to leave her a message for you haha
@IsabelLee6175 ай бұрын
@@DissociaDID Oh thank you! I hope all of you can keep up the amazing work, but still remember to keep yourselves safe and happy! ❤️
@RachelTheVlogger5 ай бұрын
Sally seems lovely.😊
@bricameron82135 ай бұрын
I am so so so happy you're regularly uploading again. I hope that as time goes along, it gets easier to go through this process. You're extremely cared for in this community ❤
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
This is so lovely thank you so much ❤️❤️
@katlinath5 ай бұрын
I really like your videos cause i am diagnosed with DID and these just make me feel seen and better and also really helps understanding members of our system ❤️ REALLY love your hair and makeup btw
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
This makes us so happy to hear
@savannahcheesebox13535 ай бұрын
To the persecutors and protector alters watching this: There is no measure of words that could fix or erase what you've gone through or are going through. However, that also does **not** make it your fault. You had to do what you did to protect yourself and you will find safety one day.
@Autumnfire1235 ай бұрын
I wish I could have given Soren the most comforting hug in the world. I hope Sally was able to help Soren fully work through the feelings of panic and anxiety after filming this video. Sending all my love to the DissociaDID system. ♥♥♥
@localcatdeal5 ай бұрын
our persecutor watched the part about it, he was quite emotional after as someone was able to word how he felt. thank you
@tywinderbaum52835 ай бұрын
When Soren got pulled in ( 6:15) the change in body language and just the emotions (at least as far as they're visible and how I unconsciously interpreted them) hit me so hard. It was such a small glimpse of how incredibly hard this has been, but it still hit hard. I'm so sorry it's been like this, I admire so much the work you've done with this project and how you keep trying and fighting so hard for yourselves and for this project. I think my thoughts probably took that direction because I've been struggling to keep trying myself (although the situation is obviously not comparable). But it still holds true not just when I'm struggling more, but all the time. Just wanted to share that, and send some love and admiration. I hope that's okay, even it's from this random stranger from half the world away in Neuquén. Take care ♡
@steviebumbletea5 ай бұрын
i just came back to front and we were close to tears, and i just felt it important to tell you that while i don't know who this alter was, it meant alot to them. so thank you. i hope you all have a wonderful day ❤. -Circe
@hxpnxs5 ай бұрын
This really helped. I have C-PTSD and my abusers have repeatedly told me that I'm bad, I'm narcissistic, I'm awful, and it's so confusing and painful to try to heal from this and realize that these people projected their own pain onto me, and I may actually not be evil through and through. This gave me so much comfort that maybe I am not all those things, and I can be better and I can heal. Thank you ❤
@kandr2118Ай бұрын
I also have C-PTSD and watching this has helped me soooooo much just process some of what has happened to me
@lorelikesthings5 ай бұрын
"Just because you were made a certain way doesn't mean you have to be." "They dont run your life anymore." Im crying. I dont have DID, but I have so much pressure put on me and feel like I'm being "made" to be a certain inhuman perfection and its so hard. Thank you, i hope you guys all know that your work is so helpful for so many.
@TiffanyTeaLeaves5 ай бұрын
I’m new around here. I’m a system who knows very little about being a system or even who’s in my system. I’m hoping to make some friends here because I need people in my life who understand DID and how hard it is to find doctors who are experienced enough to help instead of hurt. I need all of your collective tips on how to heal without good health insurance to get the kind of doctors who actually know how to help me. I’m probably older than most if not all of you. I’m 50 and was just diagnosed at age 45. I feel so alone. I moved during the pandemic not realizing I was moving to a state with very few doctors overall much less doctors who know anything about DID. I’m happy these videos are showing up in my feed again, but I struggle to even watch them because I get so overwhelmed with ideas and questions and things to say or questions to ask that I think I switch away and do something else. So, this time I’m commenting in hopes that planting a flag here will help me be “here” while I’m try to absorb and understand the wisdom shared. This episode is especially meaningful to me because I have non human alters and they are the of the few I’m even able to recognize having been in and out. I don’t even know who “I” am in all of this. I think all my alters identity as “I” because they all use my name and claim it equally as their own name and don’t even desire a unique identity, or so it seems. They/we all seem to try to be one unit, maybe because for most of our life we tried so hard to live up to the potential the world sees when it looks at me/us. It’s incredibly overwhelming to realize every single thing I’ve ever done has been with a mask on. Every single thing I’ve ever accomplished was an alter who successfully faked her way along pretending to be what ever patchwork of an alter we created to accomplish a hard task. And once it’s achieved the alter falls apart in pieces because it was always an illusion to begin with. So, none of my accomplishments stick. And it feels like my whole life has been one sick joke. When I was about 12 I forced two of my alters to stop communicating with each other using my mouth. I had always known I had to leave and find a place alone in the words or on the beach or in the creeks to let them talk, so I’ve always known not to let anybody see it happening. Not until 12 did I realize how unusual it was that people in my head would argue with each other using my mouth. So i absolutely forced them out of my mouth and denied their legitimacy because it scared me. But, now I can’t get the system to trust me enough to reveal itself to me. I spent the ages of 12-45 activity trying to essentially murder the idea of alters, so now they largely do their best to hide from me. I guess. It was this channel that taught me last year that I need to let the system know I’m not trying to murder it anymore, that I validate its lifelong attempt to keep me safe, and forgive each of us for any failed efforts because we are doing the best we can with the tools we have. That has been the best advice anyone has ever given us. I’m so happy you feel able to contribute to these videos again. I will always support your need to step back for self care. I just want you to know I’m happy that right now you’re inspired and compelled to invest energy here 🫶🏼
@zuzpager5 ай бұрын
Hey, sorry I can't really help, as I'm not from the states nor am I a system, but I just wanted to say that you are doing good. 45 years of basically masking is a very long time and I think it will take time to unravell, but you started and that is amazing! I don't think you should blame yourself for hiding it or call it "murdering the idea", because that's what your brain thought you needed to do to survive. Trying to undo that is probably extremely scary to you and your alters. But I believe in you and I hope that you can keep going and eventually get to know your system.
@TiffanyTeaLeaves5 ай бұрын
@@zuzpager thank you 🙏🏼 I appreciate your support
@sari96455 ай бұрын
Hi! Checking out videos by the Gianu system may help you! They were also diagnosed far into adulthood. I know they have at least a KZbin and Instagram but their instagram has way more videos than their KZbin
@TiffanyTeaLeaves5 ай бұрын
@@sari9645 thank you! I will!
@MommaOsoIrish675 ай бұрын
I'm in my late 50s, still undiagnosed. The why of that is so much longer than I could put in a comment. But. I just felt drawn to your comment and wanted to tell you this: 1. You are not alone. 2. You will experience some rocky times as you get acquainted with your system. 3. You are a valuable human being. And 4. You got this!
@mariskabishop36675 ай бұрын
Hi Soren, I've been following you guys since Nin was the host. I dont have DID myself, but I've struggled with trauma and anxiety/depression. Your videos have been such a help to me, and I can't thank you all enough. Keep up the good work everyone! I'm proud of you. I see your progress. Good luck ❤
@jedirieb5 ай бұрын
As someone who is (probably) neurotypical, while I do enjoy learning about DID, I'm continually amazed at how applicable the advice you give can be to anyone. Mental health is a struggle for all, and I certainly see lessons I've learned from dealing with abuse in this video (and others). So please, keep doing what you're doing, whenever you're able to.
@mosheontoast5 ай бұрын
So happy to see y'all back! Thank you for the raw look at what communication can look like in tricky moments. I hate the idea of intrasystem communication being overridden by a sense of shame or fear at appearing "crazy" by talking to eachother outloud or physically soothing eachother. So love normalising vocal or obvious system communication 😊❤
@Becky-pu5js5 ай бұрын
Do what makes you feel better! You're never crazy for doing a thing, you're simply helping yourself :) I talk to myself all the time to keep myself in check and I'm a singlet, so I can only imagine how helpful it can be for multiples!
@thewitchofsloth5 ай бұрын
As someone with nonhuman alters (and one particularly being a demon), I’m excited to see your take 👀 I'm going to type for her, as she's too young to responsibly behave herself in a comment section. I won't use her name here, so let's just call her A. She's a demon that holds our sexual trauma. She's not a persecutor, she is very sadly a succubus and a little. She is very much torn in two directions, one being sex positive (due to inappropriate things normalized in our childhood) and one trying to be so completely opposite of sexual that no one would ever want to hurt her. Logically, we know those things don't have to align in that way (sex can be good or bad, and one can be blameless and still be hurt--side note: NO ONE deserves to be hurt regardless), but that's just how her mind works. As I'm sure you can imagine, she's someone we have to keep a close watch on. She can't be around pretty much anyone outside the system except for people we trust implicitly. A is very naïve and easily manipulated. Aaaand I'm dissociating, so... To put it short, it's interesting when a demon alter forms that isn't a persecutor or self-hating...idk, I just wanted to put our story out there a little.
@allisondiaz13195 ай бұрын
It’s so great seeing you guys again! 🤍 the new lighting and background are BEAUTIFUL! thank you for working so hard to educate the world, even when you’re going through much in your own life- I can’t think of anything more selfless and kind 💗 I’m so happy you all are doing so much better!
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
@chianne_away_5 ай бұрын
So happy you are back ❤ I don’t have DID, but I do have childhood trauma and it hurts my heart to know your system and others have been hurt so badly.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry you went through that too ❤️
@catherineroberts52395 ай бұрын
I love how your videos are both helpful for people with DID and informative for people learning about it.
@BaileyB10115 ай бұрын
I’m blown away at the quality of these videos. Knowing how hard they must be to film with all the triggering topics. So proud of your system for getting through this and posting yourself be vulnerable to help others grow and learn. Lots of love to you all ❤️
@nissabel5 ай бұрын
It's great to see everyone work hard and support each other! Kudos to you! I feel like Mara was bleeding out of Sorens speech as he was talking, and I wish that Soren and the rest of the System get all the happiness they deserve. Thank you! ❤
@NtrNtDwM5 ай бұрын
It's how you break everything down so easily for a person who doesn't have DID to understand what could be going on in someone. So thank you for making videos like this.
@alliccielelven7805 ай бұрын
We have a persecutor who presents as a demon because he holds the memories of us hurting people/being told we were bad because of our mistakes, and we felt so completely dehumanized by it that he literally feels like he’s not human and is instead a demon. Thank you for spreading awareness about this type of alter, it feels good to have representation ❤❤❤
@risxra5 ай бұрын
Man I’m so in awe of how positive these comment sections always are. You guys have really fostered a beautiful community here💛
@heinrichhenning60965 ай бұрын
I don't have DID, but I love learning about it and I just want to say I'm thankful that you have this channel. I've learned more from you all than from any psychiatric channel. Thank you
@boyisha77555 ай бұрын
You are all so amazing - the last few years has put you through so much pain, yet here you are, still fighting, healing and looking absolutely beautiful!❤❤
@sidviiiicious5 ай бұрын
so much happiness flooded my brain when i saw you posted!! 🥰 thank you for working through the difficulty it takes to film & be in the public in general. we truly appreciate your vulnerability in order to deliver this lovely information. ❤️
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
❤️❤️❤️❤️
@AJ-ny1ly5 ай бұрын
don’t push yourself too hard! We love you!
@boyisha77555 ай бұрын
I adore your resilience so much. Though I do not have any (diagnosed) mental health issues, life is just so exhausting and depressing sometimes. But, looking at you and how far you've come, it fills me with strenght and hope that eventually, I can overcome anything. Hi Sally, I just wanted to let you know that your kind words featured on this channel has helped me so much, I regularly revisit your meet the alters video. You emit so much positive and calming energy, I'm always happy to see you pop up in the videos. Keep on going❤
@serenitymoon8255 ай бұрын
I love the whole system but Sally is such a sweetheart!! She's so comforting
@The_Lemurian_Witch135 ай бұрын
For years we were treated like we were a demon by our own mother, we appreciate this video so much. Thank you ❤
@alexflores3136Ай бұрын
Hearing how you guys all speak outloud to each other is so reassuring because we have lots of moments like that and before diagnosis we were rather confused and it used to happen without our knowing why we were talking outloud and to who. Now that we are starting to understand our system we can understand what it is we were doing.
@messsssylive5 ай бұрын
I am so proud of Soren and the entire system. I have been here for so long and the strength that he had to be pushed back into the front and stood his ground to make the video when he didn't have to? That is strength that so many wish they had and aspire to be like. The support of those co-fronting and being there for him is amazing and shows how far you all have come with your journey through everything.
@meeeg70295 ай бұрын
Your videos help us so much when grounding! Your voice no matter who’s fronting calms down the body really quickly, thank you so much
@reiningsoral3 ай бұрын
the bit about not wanting more people in your head-- "you dont want more humans, humans are the ones who hurt you"-- is something i feel very, like, called out by, i guess. i dont have DID, but im a spiritual/physical alterhuman (someone who is, on some or all levels, not human. also referred to as "nonhuman"), and that is, i think, one of the main reasons that i am nonhuman. a lot of my past traumas are the fault of humans (most of it being major bullying and mental abuse from peers in school, to such an extent where i was near suicidal for a few years) and i think that was such a huge reason of the development of my therianthropy, (especially my crow 'type, because i was ridiculed for being weird/an outcast, and crows are a "weird" and stigmatized animal.) generally, i guess the not-wanting-any-more-humanity-in-me thing is something i relate to very well, even though i dont have DID im not sure if that made sense, me talking about my nonhuman experience hardly ever does, so sorry about that😅
@commandermom5 ай бұрын
I really appreciate how overall trauma informed your channel is. As a person who had deep religious trauma as a child that followed me into adulthood, along with traumatic experiences that produced a PTSD diagnosis, the validation and vulnerability you all give is so extraordinary. These videos have always been a wonderful reminder on how to be a more trauma informed parent to my kids and to keep breaking the cycles. Love to everyone in the system and thank you again for sharing ❤️
@Tri2TT5 ай бұрын
Supporter from India, screaming about DID's misrepresentation. I got my sisters to watch too!!! We're so much more educated about systems now thx to you!!!
@gracebres5 ай бұрын
Omg hi! Im also indian. I don't have DID but I am pursuing Psychology.
@mulo71435 ай бұрын
The whole system is so smart and aware, and I appreciate how through fusions and switches that the themes can stay consistent and continue to educate going through all that. It's wild and impressive, and I don't think just anyone with DID could make such an informative and vulnerable channel like this.
@graymonk59725 ай бұрын
our system is over 1/3rd non-human alters (being a member of marginalized communities, being dehumanized was just a reality to us). it’s a powerful feeling to have a demon/other ‘scary’ being in your head to protect you. our brain has split many of them to cope with our traumas. -silver
@hateyawilliams66305 ай бұрын
Thank you for everything your system does! You guys are wonderful! ❤
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@cakeghoul5 ай бұрын
i'm both a demon and a persecutor turned protector, yet latley i've been slipping into my old ways. the speech done by soren made me cry a little. i knew it already but i think i needed to hear it from someone else. if any other persecutors happen to be reading this, finding an outlet to channel your rage and pain into really helps. one thing i do is journaling, whenever i feel the rage coming on i'll write all that anger into the journal. it never makes sense and my handwriting is shit but it allways clears my mind just enough that i dont do anything destructive. also great job on you guys for recovering enough to record again, the hairstyle youve got in the main video bit is really similar to my hair in headspace exept my hairs waaay more messier. - EXE
@Tirryna5 ай бұрын
Though I don't have DID ( I do have type 1 BPD, though) , your message to persecutors actually spoke to me and things from my childhood that, even though I'm 41, I'm still working through.... June is PTSD awareness month. It's a great time to share and support. You are seen and Supported.
@neehaa5 ай бұрын
sending lots of love to soren and co, so proud of y’all for successfully filming this video after the trauma from last year 🫶🫶
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you! It's tough ngl! Lots of behind the scenes insights on patreon but we are pushing through pretty well I think!
@ElizabethNathinge5 ай бұрын
this made me cry. this was so incredibly validating. constantly being vilified because i'm trying to protect myself and the littles... i can't take it sometimes. i feel very seen and represented bc i believe my role as a co-host sometimes has to be a persecutor externally, and i'm merely trying to protect us. thank you ❤
@tonik38585 ай бұрын
i’ve been watching for some time and i absolutely adore the system. i have only ever been around one or two people with DID and i was able to make them feel validated and i’d hope safe because of what i’ve learned for all of you. you make a big difference even for those who don’t have DID.
@une.cosplay5 ай бұрын
The segment describing the shift between an understanding attitude towards DID/OSDD when human alters are involved up until the point non-human ones are introduced is exactly what has kept us from divulging too much information about the inner workings of our system. None of us are human. It would be impossible for one to survive. Our inner world simply could not sustain it. For that reason, we've been careful in our discussions and advocacy so far, but this video has once again given us a bit of courage with how forward and informative the tone is. There is no room to second-guess what is being stated or for feelings of self-consciousness to settle in. That is something we strive to embody while educating on these sorts of topics. Thank you for that. ‐ Sterling, from The UN:E System
@EpicFanSonamy5 ай бұрын
17:00 From here it hit me so hard . I'm currently struggling with existencial crisis, trying to figure out whether or not I'm a good person, and this made me feel so seen. Thank you all so much, your content goes beyond the DID community and it's so useful to so many of us. You're so brave for sharing this with us, and I'll be forever thankful for this channel ❤
@AquaPeet5 ай бұрын
Sally is the kind of person to hold close to your heart and cherish!! :) a) so happy she decided to jump in and take care of the situation for you guys, and b) so happy to see and experience her radiating warmth and positivity! ❤❤❤❤
@lexi90405 ай бұрын
Thank you guys for teaching us about DID, even after everything you guys have been through. It always hurts to hear this side of DID. To realize what has happened to a child, a child who should have been protected at all costs. These children are so strong, so resilient, so brave. I hope you are all doing well ❤
@siobhanoconnell94445 ай бұрын
All of the communication within my system is within the mind. We think at each other. I like to tell people it's like one big conference call
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
We do this too but it's easier for us to "hear" each other by hearing the body speak if we are all near front!
@cfrch44145 ай бұрын
Hi, i have a question for did people if thats okay... i suspect i may have it to some degree but insure. I hear voices from childhood and weird stuff happen to me.. sometimes i begin a sentence in my head and an all différent voice finish it. I have vivid intrusive toughts. Last time i was triggered i hear a male voice (im female) saying "i m gonna make you forget" and indeed i forgot the reason of me being unwell.. are those stuff that could lead to did ? I have a lot but i absolutely dont have big amnesia nor switching i think. But sometimes for no reason i feel highly tired and just cant continue open my eyes.. and i also feel like my head is in a water pool or something.. i hear voices everyday.. i saw psychiatrist and i am not schizo, and i never have been in psych ward, they just dont know what s wrong. what do you did people think ? If that s not the place, this comment can just be deleted.
@siobhanoconnell94445 ай бұрын
@cfrch4414 I can relate to your descriptions. Sometimes hard memories or beliefs or information can be suppressed or forgotten because it's too much. We've had post-trauma amnesia a lot and not always aware of switches unless someone points out an inconsistency or asks about an observation like "what did we do this morning?" Or "who are you?"
@siobhanoconnell94445 ай бұрын
I would humbly suggest to speak with that voice if it speaks in your head again.
@cfrch44145 ай бұрын
@@siobhanoconnell9444 thank you so much for your answer, it s so nice talking those stuff without feeling crazy :) i will persevere doing what you say: talking to them.. it s like one-way for now where i hear them but they dont hear me back.. a few time ago i was insulted by a female voice for this very reason, she said i was "hiding". Sometimes they comment my toughts tho.. There is so much i d like to ask did people and compare, you are the only one in the mental health sphere that i relate the most to.. may i ask one last question from you ? Can an alter put an host to sleep forcibly ? Not long ago i felt inexplicably tired, those thing happen, i just cant keep eyes open and eventually give up. When that happen i get lucid dream or sleep paralysis often, last time i saw a angry man in a mansion i often see in dream or hallucinations, i fought with him then lost lucidity ans saw myself talk to him. When i woke up i heard a male voice "you told me to cut my ego". Is that someghing you could relate to ? 😅 Anyway thank you so much, i wish you well :)
@AlekiTauros5 ай бұрын
Soren..Sally... All of you are so brave for working through this to keep doing what you (I hope) ultimately love. I know growing through trauma is about your own self healing, but it's not just the words you provide to other systems, but the actions you all show by co-fronting and helping each other achieve this to help others is so inspiring. It also shows the love you have for the body and for each other ❤ I'm always in aw of your strength as a team.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
❤️❤️❤️
@ArchersFieldInMyMind5 ай бұрын
Your words really struck a cord in us today, words we've needed to hear for a while.
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
❤️❤️❤️
@octolingo18925 ай бұрын
I really appreciate how you provided multiple potential explanations for demonic/devilish alters and I’m very impressed by the strength + capability that this system displays, it’s very clear that you’ve all developed lots of ways to work together and your strength is more than visible :) happy to see DissociaDID back!!
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much ❤️
@HoneyBee14315 ай бұрын
So much love for you all and thank you for sharing your gathered knowledge and experience through this, and we all appreciate the time you all take to do these! 🤟
@angeliquewoodruff89065 ай бұрын
I think this is one of the most informative videos I've seen from you guys because it really represents the communication and work between the system
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Thank you. Our behind the scenes video on Patreon goes into it much deeper and explains what's going on too. We think it's important to destigmatise the way communication can look
@friendfromshadows5 ай бұрын
I don't have DID, but that final message you send to the alters, where you look straight into the camera made me teary eyed lots of love to the system
@stackn95 ай бұрын
one of my closest friends has DID and your videos have really helped me understand and support them. thank you all so much for the work you do ❤
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
I'm so glad we could help!
@1gunni8345 ай бұрын
Huge props for being able to step back in front of the camera. I think if I experienced something like you did I wouldn't let a camera in a one block radius of me.
@theashwoodfaerie25 ай бұрын
As someone who wants to become a Social Worker and work with kids and young adults, I find your channel and my own research into more severe mental health disorders incredibly fascinating and eye opening. I hope to one day work with systems in a professional therapeutic light just to help the host an alters work through life as a team and as individuals.
@Kkeplinger3165 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your amazing content. As someone who is not part of a system but deals with mental health struggles, whilst also being the mother of an autistic adult son, I find your content very helpful with my son’s situation. Your system’s strength and ability to help each other is beautiful and awe inspiring. Sending loves, hugs, and light your way.
@Velkyrie_3 ай бұрын
I don't know why but I find DID so interesting, like I can't explain how interested I am in this. I really want to learn more about psychology and how the mind works and this has me hooked. I appreciate this channel existing, thank you!
@2nww3r5 ай бұрын
It's so good to see everybody again! Especially Sally!
@lou60265 ай бұрын
im so happy to see you back on youtube. your system is the reason im now a first-year psychology student. i want to help people with DID. i just want to let you know that all of you are strong, inspiring, smart, hardworking and so much more! i’m so grateful to have you in my life. thank you for educating us all, every single video helps me understand DID better and as a (hopefully) future psychotherapist it means more than i could ever express sending lots of love p.s. if you guys know more channels like this that either educate on the topic of did from the perspective of so done who experiences it or just record videos about life with DID in general i would be really happy to have links to them
@saneminotaur5 ай бұрын
It's good to see y'all back. Seems weird to say 'I missed you guys' when I'm a stranger, but your absence was felt by many, including me. I will never understand how people can be so unbelievably cruel to children... I don't have DID but I have CPTSD and I relate to a lot of what you talk about. Sending lots of hugs and love to you all
@daivaperic49345 ай бұрын
Right before and during the 11:00 mark, someone with a lot of passion and anger was bleeding through. The voice and the mouth tightness was blazing with emotion. Seeing every emotion possible in this particular video from so many alters. You're all so strong!
@marketastehlikova5725 ай бұрын
I don't normally comment, but I have to let you know that you are actually my favourite creator, thank you for what you do
@DissociaDID5 ай бұрын
Honoured! Tysm!!
@FasFas1605 ай бұрын
You're all such badasses for overcoming so much trauma in your life and returning to youtube
@alysmarcus77475 ай бұрын
Hello Soren and all who made this video. I am one of a very large system and I had wondered about your recent fusions and the title of demon used. Thankyou for doing this incredibly brave and i would say difficult video to explain what this sort of thing means. I was brought up very isolated and with no religious influences at all; however there were cultural believes that shaped some of the members of my group. That being said, my best friend was victim of a large cult. (Both of us grew up in the early 1960's) and the things you explain from 12 min onward shed light on how terms like demon can come about. While watching this I realized that at one time I would have called two of the most helpful near by in my group (co- conscious) either perscutors or at very least bullies. Once again I am grateful for your willingness and being so brave and compassionate explaining these things. With that, take care! and love from Alys and Moonbow p.s. at the beginning about 2 min in i wanted to laugh and cry at the same time; it like us trying to leave the house every day. !
@toxic_dreams5 ай бұрын
A majority of my alters are Hellhounds. When I tell people, they tend to assume that my hounds are aggressive, rude, or just plain hellish. They're actually so sweet. Thank you for making this series.
@Amish52265 ай бұрын
I immediately got the sense of just wanting to give you guys a hug. That is if you all are ok with that.
@toxic_dreams5 ай бұрын
@@Amish5226 Oh, we all love hugs! Especially Maizie, who's one of our youngest. She said she'd love to hug you too, lol
@toxic_dreams5 ай бұрын
@@Asrajzz64 Right. And how am I meant to prove it to you over a KZbin comment? I cannot. I have been diagnosed, believe that if you will, so this comment of yours merely fascinates me. You're most likely the type of person to not believe in fictives, hm? :)
@acxce5 ай бұрын
i’m sorry if this comes off as rude, but that seems so cool! i wish you all happiness and healing (:
@toxic_dreams5 ай бұрын
@@acxce Thank you so much!
@CrimsonVioletMoon5 ай бұрын
I’m so sorry about the things you’ve been through that have made such extreme coping mechanisms necessary, but the impact of the work you’re doing can’t be overstated. I’m humbled by your strength.
@lvrae5 ай бұрын
DUDE, I LOVE SOREN. also i’ve missed you guys it’s so nice to see your confidence grow and all the new alters ! and i’m so proud of you guys you’re doing great
@KK_ventz5 ай бұрын
I don’t have DID myself but I’m so fascinated by it! I love learning about DID! To whoever reads this I’m VERY proud of you for doing this after the trauma you have experienced! Can’t wait for what you do next! ❤❤❤