Dissociative Identity Disorder - The Basics of DID!

[@dojagrl209]

off topic... but your eyes are so mesmerizing and beautiful.

[@DissociaDID]

Thank you so much!

[@elladuke9718]

Yeah they really are. And the makeup with the hair. It's amazing

[@rashuneknight3939]

You're very beautiful

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

Maricela venus s fully agree ❤️

[@The00CJ]

Maricela venus, do you still believe this now? Why or why not?

[@jaywxyz.366]

I'm so glad you're informing everyone because my information about DID is the movie Split, sadly.

[@davidwright6591]

Same, it's so jarring to see the real version because I went in thinking it would be a noticeable change to the behaviour

[@georgerobins4110]

jay wxyz. Thank you for going out and learning more about our disorder ❤️ -Alex

[@MTDurkee]

I know this is very old but, Split did get some things correct. "The inner world" where alters can communicate with each other (there is exceptions), the beast (which if brought into reality would most likely be a schizophrenic alter or one with permanent psychosis) is incorrect, yes, people with DID physiology can change in some ways but not the extreme of climbing walls. it's mostly breathing pace, possible pupil dilation/contraction, dominate hand change, and some others. things it did very well also, was the ability to force switch and how alters can be blocked out (not co-conscious) and that internal conflicts and "factions" can appear.

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

I’m so happy too ❤️

[@vetsrus31]

@@MTDurkee i would like to kindly point out you can not FORCE a switch. You can help trigger a switch but you can't force one like flipping a switch on/off. The word you are looking for is TRIGGER not force. Hope this helps you.

[@dr.ebtessamfarooq7231]

The brain is so amazing. Like just see how it protects you

[@MickyGeeGee]

Hello Chloe, about 20 years ago I met a woman who told me she had DID, though at that time it was known as multiple personalities. I wanted to be friends with her and I wanted to understand however I pretty much failed at that and the friendship ended. Ever since then I have read everything I can get my hands on about the disorder and I have a much clearer understanding now, unfortunately. Your videos and so many others who are willing to share and educate would have been so welcomed back then. Thank you so much for what you are doing to help us understand and more importantly to help yourselves heal. I am now a subscriber!

[@DissociaDID]

Hi Gina, im so sorry to hear about how your old friendship ended, its incredibly admirable and inspiring how youve taken that negative experience and used it to fuel your curiosity for understanding this disorder. Thank you so much, we hope we can keep spreading the word and educating people to avoid more situations like the one you had.

[@SmolSpookiBoi]

'and hey if it goes well I'll make more' - now she's one of my favourite people in the world

[@ongogablogean4920]

CoralieUndead and now she has 550+ thousand people wanting to listen. 🖤

[@djlawlz4041]

CoralieUndead agreed!

[@RemoveLola]

@@ongogablogean4920 750k!

[@modelstatus3456]

Almost 1M!!

[@shannongg2014]

Now in July 2024 OVER ONE MILLION ...WHAT A GREAT JOB WITH EDUCATING ABOUT DID THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤

[@yumekojabami7408]

Hi, I just found your channel. I don’t have DID but I’ve always been curious about the disorder. You are a beautiful person

[@DissociaDID]

Thank you so much ❤ I'm glad you're curious, I hope you like the videos we make next! If there's anything youre specifically curious about please let us know! 😄

[@dissociativedisorders9849]

Could you please do a topic on none epileptic seizures due to dissociative identity disorder and why physical changes appear

[@kieshaiskindacool4408]

I just watched Anthony's video and it changed my perspective about DID so I decided to look at some of your videos because I found you explained it perfectly in my opinion. I'm looking through some of your old videos so I'm gonna spam you with likes 😂 I just subscribed and I can't wait to see more, thank you!

[@lovinlife2744]

I just watched his video too, and it has informed me so much!

[@feliciaheartfilia5258]

I also came from Anthony

[@equusmonocerus]

Sameeee

[@danielleshallberg5907]

Me too.

[@k3lzbelz]

Same. I'm obsessed now. Their beautiful

[@aaronwilder2775]

Your explanation of these trauma walls and particularly why DID can form in a child in that age range of 8 was very easy to understand and informative, thank you :)

[@DissociaDID]

I'm so glad I explained it in a way that was easy to understand

[@DigitalKoala]

well she forgot to mention that its repeated trauma, it happens when a child is subjected to regular trauma

[@sugarcandy654]

@@DigitalKoala yes, that was made clear in the video

[@julierfstorie]

Your eye makeup and hair are beautiful!And so are you keep using your voice!

[@DissociaDID]

Awh thank you so much lovely! Filming a new video today! ❤

[@Jess-xl1wd]

I was going to say the same thing!!! So beautiful!

[@candiies]

My mom made me watch this..... *I'm blessed to be forced to watch this*

[@kaerayhn]

I'm rewatching your videos because they calm us down because of all the stress going on right now with our system (From Leah)

[@OverratedOmen]

•Moony Cosplays• very true.. I hope all this calms down very soon, and dearly I wish the best for her system, and others who have been affected

[@goosegoose7683]

Same, they make me realize that I'm not alone and it helps so much

[@gnarlish]

I can't believe you made your first video less than one year ago! You've grown and achieved so much with this channel, Chloe!

[@DissociaDID]

thank you!!

[@sarah-janecollins330]

After recently finding your videos, I’ve come back to the beginning to watch your full story. Thank you for teaching us and for putting yourself out there to educate about DID.

[@DissociaDID]

Thank you for watching! ❤️❤️

[@aleymaurizio518]

Me as well!

[@uniconestudio]

Me too. I discovered this channel today. I'm gonna watch all of the videos from the beginning. ❤

[@El-os4kf]

This actually helped me a lot... My therapist recently told me that I possibly have a personality disorder and today i felt myself dissociating and I remember that this state I was in, it felt maternal in a sense...maybe because my mother is very emotionally abusive and I never had a good one.

[@jeanbates9595]

Yeah, mine said the same. I'm stuck between depersonalization/realization and dissociative. It's going to be a struggle, so I'm hoping I don't have DID. I really want to be in a band, but if I have DID and switch on stage I don't know what'll happen. This is very stressful.

[@Stãrlight167-f4x]

​@@jeanbates9595ik this is kinda late but there is ddpd ( I think)

[@ungracefulgrace02]

Coming back to watch this having seen how you are now is so so nostalgic and heartwarming! You’ve progressed so much since this first video, and I couldn’t prouder of you all! Thank you for starting the DissociaDID channel, it’s touched so many lives. Lots of love to you all! 💛💛

[@larisusa]

Was just doing the same thing!

[@lillihowlett666-]

@@larisusa :0 me too

[@Marlayyna]

I would love to see DID become less stigmatized. You seem like such a sweet girl and very genuine. Thank you for this, I have only found clinical info on DID. I appreciate that you were willing to give some insight as someone who suffers from this disease. I wish you all the best!

[@DissociaDID]

That means so so much, thank you! 😍❤

[@letsbereal2522]

Right? There's so little information about this and everyone seems to have their own versions of it. I have never before talked about it or even really thought about it until I filmed my first video on the topic. I still have not told anyone I know, I feel like it's so stigmatized and I hate it. I wanna fight it.

[@freenorthkorea7317]

This comment was two years ago. The system totally has helped with destigmatizing. Good for them 🥺💕☺️

[@leoc4177]

It's so amazing that you still check up on the comment sections from your older videos from time to time, it really shows that you care about the people watching and the important role you play in your community😊

[@DissociaDID]

Always! Our community is very important to us! ❤️

[@melaniequai1504]

It really freaks me out that something horrible could have happened to someone and they have no idea because it’s been blocked off...

[@rebeccaruppert3390]

Hi there. We found this video from a DID group we are in with you all. You do a wonderful job at explaining the disorder, and we hope that you create more videos about it in the future. The world needs more views from people who have personal experience with it to show that the stigmas are wrong. We are not the monsters; the people who have hurt us are. So, even though it's probably terrifying, thank you for speaking out and using your voice to help create awareness. --Becky

[@DissociaDID]

Hi Becky! That means a lot to us. Even though you're right that it's scary, we want to keep doing what we can to raise awareness, and positive feedback like this really helps. Thank you so much! - Chloe

[@michealargandona3660]

Is this a online group. I've been diagnosed for about 2 months and I'm struggling to work with my 7 alters. I need help and if there are more people out there that could help me understand more. Pls and thank you. You're fellow alters, Victoria, Chris, Micheal, Cory, Issac, Rizza and Charlemange

[@DissociaDID]

Hi guys, ive replied to another comment of yours but will reply about it here too. You can find tons of support groups on facebook by searching for Dissociative Identity Disorder :)

[@letsbereal2522]

Let's all fight the stigma! We can do this!

[@elsewherehouse]

What DID groups are you in ?

[@kits9008]

Hey to the whole system. I'm having what might just be a weird bpd episode, maybe mania induced by my adhd meds, maybe im just autistic and no one noticed, but I am going through something w my mental health rn and DID feels like it answers the question for me. I am TERRIFIED. but seeing chloe here is calming for me. she has such a relaxing presence. Thank you all for putting yourself out there the way you did all these years ago. you've helped so many people along the way

[@jakeb.6487]

Look how far you've come, Chloe/Nin!! Two years ago you were nervous about uploading this video and questioning whether you would make a difference - and now, you're one of the most beloved educational DID KZbinrs! Wow, I'm so proud of you!!!

[@cherrypeaches7062]

I know this video is old but I just wanted to say you having very calming energy I sound like a freaking hippie but I've been really anxious all day and just listening to you talk actually made me calm

[@conphused]

i have figured out how to stop getting so distracted when you say to watch another video to learn about a specific topic and that is to watch them in chronological order from the beginning !!

[@audreymai2773]

Lol that may work.

[@skytho42]

I have spent the past couple weeks watching only this channel in all of my spare time. I’ve watched every video from start to finish and all I can say is a huge thank you to Chloe for starting all of this, and a bigger thank you to Nin for having the strength to continue. I have BPD so I know how hard it is when it feels like your emotions are so much stronger than they should be, but it also means you care more about things. It means you have more passion. I hope anyone in this amazing system will see this message because I truly care about each and every one of you and I want you all to know you have my full support. Thank you all for all the help you have given me when I didn’t even realize I needed it. Thank you so, so much ❤️

[@sumdewd]

I think the stigma that comes with these things is definitely a problem that ought to be addressed. From my own experience around the time I got out of the service there was so much stigma around soldiers with ptsd that I refused to even consider ptsd in relation to myself for nearly 15 years. Finally gave in when within a single session a doc was able to check mark every symptom of every category with my own words. In retrospect I wonder sometimes at how much time I wasted when I could have been healing or at least not suffering more cuz I wanted to ignore it. What’s being done here to dispel the stigma is important and admirable. Thank y’all for stepping up.

[@niamhmcdermott7512]

Hey guys I wanted to watch this video after I saw Anthony's video with Nin, Kyle and one of your adorable littles, I think you guys explain this very clearly and very delicately to an audience that may have some misconceptions and this answer questions people might not know how to ask, so thankyou!

[@lifeofyooms3026]

When I watched Split. It really scared me but now I know it's nothing to be scared of. Thanks, Chloe.

[@powertotheplurals]

What a great first video! Well done and thank you! 💜

[@DissociaDID]

Stronghold System Thank you! ❤🌹

[@AP-of5kj]

I can't stop being so thankful to you for doing this. I don't have DID, but I find what you do very important. I love your system! I hope for the best for u! 💛

[@jeremyz8029]

Just started watching their videos the other day, so sad they are currently not making anymore. To be able to thank them for doing what they did and me finding them when I needed a help to not feel crazy in my own mind, to help understand on how to make some peace in there... Thank You, All Of You!!

[@kascherwolf]

I've only recently started accepting that this is something I have to live with, and I'm glad that these videos are being made. Thanks so much, and I can't wait for a new video.

[@DissociaDID]

Glad we can help you on your journey, you're not alone :)

[@letsbereal2522]

That's right, you are not alone

[@jankabuckova8483]

Wow, you're so happy and very... I don't know but there's something about you I just love. A friend has DID and he sees it as a bad thing, and I'm trying to learn something about it to show him it's not bad, and you're so damn helpful. Thank you.

[@Sophie-vw5ol]

Wow that's so brave and awesome of you. Did you succeed?

[@audreymai2773]

Well, it isnt fun. It isnt something you want. It can be very scary and confusing. It is a mental illness, not a trip to Disney land.

[@fmaaa8322]

Audrey Mai that doesn’t mean you have to repulse that side of you, everyone is born and develops differently and a disorder is one of those differences, you should just accept just like a trait not as a bad thing to hide from everyone

[@cadenceprose8648]

@@fmaaa8322 except this is born from severe and chronic childhood trauma. It is debilitating in ways that are far too hard to explain.

[@SplashesKwikSand]

I cant say it enough.. I'm so so so proud of all of you and how far you've all come in 2 years. I've been subscribed to you guys for a year and a half and it has been so eye opening. I appreciate everything you all have done with helping with the erasing of the stigma behind DID. I also appreciate when you guys give little motivational speeches in the occasional video. Its heartwarming to know that you guy, who're across the world from where I live, has opened up their heart to love so many amazing people. I love each and every one of you guys, DissociaDID, even the alters we have not met. ❤

[@TayTay_99]

I'm so happy Chloe/Nin decided to make a channel to debunk the stigma that surrounds DID. I'm so damn proud of the entire DissociaDID system!💖💖💖💖💖

[@josephhudson7378]

Yay!! Aren't you happy you made this channel? I am proud you made this channel.

[@signofthecrimes1534]

Omfg I'm watching this exactly two years since this was uploaded. Holy moly.

[@nope.13]

I started watching this channel thinking DID was so extremly rare that most people were faking it (and I'm a doctor!) now I've realized that it's more common (2%) than freaking schizophrenia (1%). This channel is so amazing and informative!

[@beffbethrose]

so proud of you chloe for making this video, a beautiful person inside and out xx

[@DissociaDID]

Thank you so much gorgeous 😘xx

[@jenaramann298]

It's neat to find your first video and compare them to your current ones. So glad you've continued this journey.

[@anitatheama]

Just found your channel and I’m so glad I did! Literally just realized why I couldn’t remember trauma from when I was young until about 5 years after it happened. Makes a lot of sense now!

[@katiejanemusic1031]

We've been watching your videos for a while now, trying to learn about my system and to gain understanding about this controversial yet incredibly real disorder. I felt compelled to come back and watch your first video again ❤ You have changed our lives. You have taught us we don't need to be afraid and alone anymore. You've given us a voice we didn't know we had. Thank you DissociaDID, much love from Australia, KT&CO. System

[@SAGE_Dust]

I’m so very glad you decided to begin these videos...it’s offered those of us who didn’t know the details about this an opportunity to learn & hopefully do our part to enlighten others about the misconceptions that currently exist 🥰 thank you for sharing the current journey ❤️

[@lilliat4590]

Just learned what DID is after watching Anthony’s vid and I’m going to start from the beginning of your channel and watch everything!!! Can’t wait to be more educated on this 💕

[@Juudrumond]

Out of context but your eyeshadow matching your hair color look amazing

[@ashlynbrown3370]

I have DID myself. And I absolutely love your videos, I wanted to go back to where it all began!!

[@ayundarae3134]

I've been diagnosed by psychiatrist about 2 weeks ago (been diagnosed with major depressive episode with psychotic before that). I'm so confused and scared but I'm glad I found this vid & your channel. Thank you for making this channel!

[@LoveInTinglish]

When I was younger I used to read every book I could find on DID (it was still called multiple personality disorder at that time). Unfortunately, there wasn’t much out on it at the time and I remember reading and watching “Sybil” and “The Three Faces of Eve” to try and understand it better. I thank you for starting this channel and shedding more light on this disorder. I don’t have DID myself, but I have had many dissociative episodes following trauma and some severe OCD.

[@Chlobotomy]

Hey thank you for making this channel. I had no idea about this disorder, I've never met anyone with it, and quite frankly at first I thought it was freaky and weird. After watching your videos I have a whole new perception of this condition. It takes a lot of bravery and vulnerability to put yourself out there like this, and I really appreciate it. Thank you and your system for sharing and educating

[@jadechrysalis8428]

We have known we have D.I.D for a few years now, and i relate to almost everything in your videos. I dont tell that many people about it because of the stigmas around it, thank you for trying to get good information out there.

[@alyphillips8500]

Honestly it really sounds to me overwhelming. Having a bunch of people in your head with different Preferences, insecurities, worries, personalities, opinions, and mental states. Like I can hardly take care of myself let alone other people. And not just any people. People that are in your head. That means you have to get along with them or if you don’t you’ll have conflict. I really like to learn about this kinda stuff because I’d like to help people when I get out of high school if I could. so thank you all for making this channel it has help me understand more about such disorder

[@lizmcnulty9579]

I found your channel this week from Anthony Padilla. I have been watching your videos nearly constantly since. You are fascinating, so well spoken and so informative. I love learning about how the brain works. You and your system are wonderful and I would love to be your friend!

[@dennaljohnson1951]

Me to! I am binge watching all of the videos! I dont have DID and i am learning so much! And hopefully this gets read, i am all tge way from new zealand! Their voices are being heard alk around the world!

[@edwardcross459]

I mean no matter what people may tell you, you’re all beautiful/handsome and deserve the best. Everyone deserves to be accepted for who they are. You’re amazing, never forget that.

[@impheratrix]

I am here thanks to Anthony Paddila (not sure if it’s spelled like that) and I’m so THANKFUL for your channel and this amazing opportunity to learn more.

[@madamedragon]

This is absolutely facinating to me. My friend recently showed me your channel, and I want to thank you for opening up about, what seems like, such a personal part of your life to help educate so many people 💜

[@rachelk.4763]

I love the ending note of your first video.. it’s very genuine and wholesome. As someone who has gone through trauma, I’ve been watching your videos and I find that for anyone struggling with their mental health watching you is like a breath of fresh air. I’m not sitting here diagnosing myself with DID but I don’t feel alone. I’m my biggest enemy and they way you have coped with having to deal with different compartments of your system and your past.... I’m horrible at explaining thing and I must apologize, but keep doing what you’re doing. You’re helping people heal. And DID is real and it’s not something you should made feel worse about.

[@kenzierogers8568]

This is honestly the first time I've learned any factual information on this disorder and I''m actually intrigued. I hope that doesn't at all offend the creators of this channel as that is not my intention, I only mean that I now want to learn more about it and I'm grateful that this type of information has been but out on this platform. Thank you :)

[@fivejensenboyz]

I came across one of your videos while scrolling for something. My 18 year old son has been diagnosed with schizoeffective disorder. As we have been dealing with mental illness and all the stigmas attached, I can appreciate how very brave you have been to share your story. I am so grateful that you are teaching all of us about DID.....continue to be a light. ❤️

[@joannaseigla5937]

I don't have DID, but have multiple chronic illnesses and I find you so inspiring and just beautiful, inside and out! I love watching your videos. What you are doing is really great and I wish I could inspire others like you do! :) I really hope you are having a good day and get to see this comment!

[@DmytroRawk]

I want to mention that Anthony's video and especially everything that Nin, Kyle and the Little one said & how it all been - It was the most shocking (in a good way), amazing and interesting thing that happened to me in the last few years! For real! I was so amazed of how real it is! I never thought that it work just like this in real life. Before that I had some weird stigmatized understanding and it seemed for me like this kind of diagnosis exists only in fables and movies. How wrong was I.. I'm so glad that through your videos I can meet each of this cool guys of this beautiful system! Thank you for everything you do! You are gold! Definitely helpful & heartwarming!

[@The00CJ]

It makes me sad that this kind, gentle, and comforting person is “gone”. I don’t know why it makes me feel like Chloe is dead but it also makes me feel happy because how strong everyone in the system is to have (at least in videos) got over the change with such strength and power. It warms my heart

[@starbittenpixieboy]

She's not dead. She's integrated. She's still very much alive, but she's someone else now, having integrated

[@The00CJ]

I know that. But using the Steven Universe fusion thing, after a gem fusion happens the two are still there but the new gem has a totally new personality with new quirks that are combined from the other two gems.

[@DarkAngelyes]

Ive been on youtube since 2006 and I can say with absolute confidense that this is THE MOST IMPORTANT CHANNEL ive ever come across. What a beautiful, gorgeous, amazing, inteligent, loving, and caring teacher you are. You are a healer, you are a bright warm light in this cold and dark cruel world. We need more people like you!! Amazing People like you are the reason life is worth living 💗. Thank you for existing and doing what you do 💖 Life is better now that Ive come across your channel and I've met you.💖

[@bombchubowling7585]

I sometimes dissociate when I am tired or in a stressful or uncomfortable situation, I know it is a coping mechanism but it feels very scary! I can understand the need for a system like yours, I look forward to learning more about you all x

[@allisondiaz1319]

Came back to this video for your two year anniversary

[@breadsotrue]

i met people with did online and i had a hard time understanding what’s going on and didn’t want to ask questions so i’ve been researching for months and your videos are one of the reasons i got to understand it pretty well! some things are so difficult to imagine if you don’t have the disorder yourself but i’m starting to learn it better as i also want to study psychology one day

[@hijislay3618]

Hi, I'm suspected to have DID, and I'm also interested in psychological disorders. I've been studying DID, and have personal experience with it, so feel free to ask any questions!!

[@hijislay3618]

@Giovanni Balbosa-Mc Intosh It's every single emotion that exists. It's amazing that you have the support of others, but it's terrifying when some of them want you dead. It's your best friend and your worst enemy.

[@brittanycornwell2279]

About to binge watch from vid #1 ❤

[@emanx222]

same!!!!

[@shrimpy_in_pink]

ME TOOOO

[@bloodfluid2331]

Y'all have so much time

[@Elise-iq8cm]

I remembered, I watched one of your unboxing videos like over a year ago as it was recommended by YT. But I did not know your goal at that time, so I did not pay much attention. Then, just last week an interview by Anthony Padilla was recommended again to me by YT and I saw you and remembered you. You were great and amazing in the said interview, as well as the other systems (Amanda & The Redwoods). You've taught me a lot about DID. I am so curious about DID and I am glad your videos were recommended to me as they really educate me a lot. So I visited your channel, subscribed, and now I'm binge watching all of your videos. ♥ Hope you are having a great day!

[@michaelaj6819]

this is great that you're bringing awareness to such a stigmatized condition! also I just want to say I flippin' love how your hair and makeup matches 😍

[@kychet-al2668]

You're so brave to be online with all of this :) "if it goes well, I'll maybe make more" - Just look at where you are now! Amazing!!

[@shannongg2014]

Over 1 million subscribers in july 2024. I subbed quite a few years ago, but fell outta the loop (bc life happens), but i am back and gonna start at the beginning to see your progress. You truely are a blessing for educating and putting your experiences out there for the world to critique. KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB 👍

[@elsewherehouse]

Chloe ! Thank you for giving a voice to DID! I have watched a few of your videos and you continually give an informed, friendly, and relatable description of the DID world. Please continue to be an intelligent and charming voice for the dissociated .

[@victoriamendez3676]

I was diagnosed with DID several years ago and I was frightened of myself for such a long time thanks to the negative stigma surrounding the disorder. Thank you so much for explaining DID so well and raising awareness about this! You're amazing! (Also, I haven't seen 'Split' either for this same reason, but I did watch 'Identity' a few months ago without realizing what the twist would be and BOY was that a punch in the gut - a highly inaccurate and terribly misinformed punch in the gut, no less!)

[@letsbereal2522]

Feeling frightened of yourself is the worst feeling ever. But one of my alters has actually on multiple occasions saved me from hurting myself. So maybe I'm the less dangerous one...

[@MysticSynergy]

you have such a sweet demeanor and you did a really good job on this.

[@DissociaDID]

Awh thank you so much 😊❤

[@rachaelmarie3194]

I can’t believe this video is less than 2 years old. Wow. So proud of everything you’ve achieved as a system in this time ♥️

[@kaitlynclark372]

here i am... watching all of their videos from the beginning yet again :)

[@RhythmeSeban]

I just wanted to watch the first video and see how much this channel has grown love you guys I do miss Chloe but you are doing such a great job nin and everyone within the dissociaDID system

[@xTwilightWolvesx]

I have a friend (friends?) with DID, so I’m watching videos to help understand them better. Thank you so much!

[@sarabaker2222]

Just found your page. I also have DID and suffer from DID seizures. Before this, pages I’ve come across have been very spastic and just show switching and not always in the form of safe triggers. Your page is so different and for once I’m not afraid to comment and say I to have this! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I also suffer from bipolar 1 and borderline personality disorder so trust me I get all the stigma stuff. I live in constant fear from family and friends and coworkers finding out about it all and not seeing it as the system protecting but more of a demon possession! Thank you for your bravery and thank you to allowing us to meet all of you!

[@Erebos2517]

I can't believe you think think you're egotistical or silly for wanting to use your experiences to spread awareness of DID. the definition of a hero is someone who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements or noble qualities. what you are doing is truly heroic.

[@busterleffel9575]

Had to come back and watch the original. Not the first time I've done this but with you getting better and coming back it just felt right. Thank you for all you do.💗💗💗

[@SihayaWasHere]

I doubt you’ll see this, but I just wanted to say thank you for everything you do, I think all of you are incredible and the world is so lucky to have you all in it. I feel honored just to watch your KZbin, thank you for being alive, and being absolutely positively indescribably amazing. ~Sihaya 💜

[@kittycommittee2515]

wow... This opened my eyes sooooo much. I've always heard voices and not remembered things, etc!!! WOW!!!! everything makes sense now!!!!!

[@maidoflight5834]

I know this is an old video, and that I comment a hell of a lot on some of your videos, but i just wanna say that your a really sweet and awesome person, and I can't even imagine what you've been through. Im so so sooo happy that youre spreading awarness on DID, and its even more amazing that whenever you upload a video, you always effect a person very positively. It's just wonderful, and again, your an amazing person ^^ Also, I just have to say that your hair around this time is really pretty haha

[@heidilizjohnson]

Hi there, Chloe. I found your channel on a whim (I'm writing a fiction book about a girl who's faced trauma, and I've always been really curious to learn more about the "real" DID because it's always been fascinating to me; like many others, I've only been exposed to the dramatized version of it, so I am finding out I actually know very little about it!), and I am so glad I did. I have never subscribed to a channel faster in my life, and if you don't mind, I am now going to go through and watch your every upload. I cannot wait to learn more about your system and understand DID better. Thank you so much for creating this channel and spreading awareness. You've got a subscriber in me, and I will absolutely be sharing your videos with my friends and family. Keep up the good work. --Heidi

[@LarissaJ29]

I have been on your channel for a while and I just found this. I love everyone the way that they are now in your system and there will never be a time when someone else integrates and becomes a new person that I wont anymore. But I just have to say this, I really miss Chloe 😅❤

[@DissociaDID]

I miss being her too, but I'm not so different 💖 we love you - Nin

[@LarissaJ29]

@@DissociaDID love you too!!

[@margoatfinch]

And by the way I'm sooo proud of you guys, seeing what you were starting in this very first video, to how you have become now. You've grown so much as a system, you've informed a lot of clueless & misinfomed people (including me) about DID, spreading awareness and love 💛💛💛💛 love you guys so much, I hope that you guys are well ✨✨✨

[@simran-hz1ox]

I’m so glad that you inform people of this, I hate how most people think of it like the movie split, and you (off topic but) are absolutely beautiful

[@ongogablogean4920]

And you have!! 🖤 Look at the amazing things you’ve done for your community in just one year. I’m very proud, and admirable of your courage and strength.

[@FortheluvofGod]

You’re so sweet and informative. I don’t have any of these disorders but I was sent here by another video. I’m so glad I watched you because you taught me a lot.

[@Nic-h3x]

I love that you are telling your story and going into depth. I do feel that people need to truly educate themselves on this topic as well as triggers for it. I love this! Good job 👏🏼

[@twig3196]

Happy 2 years!!!!! You guys deserve all the love in the world and I’ll support you til my dying breath 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@viktorstock2338]

I know it’s a couple years late but this is really helpful since my best friend has DID, thank you for helping me get a better understanding!

[@ema8564]

Just discovered you and your Chanel! You're really endearing and have a wah of speaking that really attract the attention (not a lot of words, that makes explanations really clear). I decided to watch all your videos one by one cause the subject you're talking about need to be understood. So thank you! I'm already pretty sure I am going to love most of your videos. You're a wonderful and beautiful person ❤️

[@mrslkw]

It was so amazing of you to share this. One of my best friends in high school had DID, but I guess we call it MPD more often in the states? That's what I knew it as at the time. Either way, she was a wonderful person, as was her alter. Her alter was intimidating, but not in a bad way. More of a protective way, I guess.

[@mickaaurieme8975]

Hi! I’m from Argentina, I just wanted to thank you for this channel, Everyone should watch this, I’m gonna watch all your videos now. Hope you all have a wonderful day

[@DissociaDID]

Thanks for watching!

[@madrone33]

Thank you for spreading awareness about this! You are all (all of the alters) really brave for doing this.

[@reneeperry2316]

I was told I have DID. It is so hard to accept. I go back and forth with acceptance and denial. I think everything you thought and I really find a lot of help in your video

[@nateduperson3214]

You seem like a lovely person or (people?) and while I may not know about your disorder, you have encouraged me to learn more

[@xXxDarkAngel007xXx]

Ever since I started to watch your videos I couldn't believe what kind of trauma you have had to face to come to this point in your life. I will always support you and your alters. YOU ARE NOT CRAZY! You are all very beautiful/handsome. Much love!!

[@Sara-ur8fv]

I can't believe how much you've grown and matured since this video, wow. So proud of you guys, and Chloe especially ❤

[@arianadidomenico5695]

I LOVE YOUR GUY’S HAIR IN THIS SO MUCH