Reacting to 'Living with Dissociative identity disorder | Minutes With

Reacting to 'Living with Dissociative identity disorder | Minutes With | @LADbible'

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@LBMac1954 6 ай бұрын

You seem a lot healthier, mature and in tune with yourself than I have ever seen you. I have watched your videos for a long time, and I'm really proud of you for the progress you've made. ❤

@tlwf.system 6 ай бұрын

16:15 bo & co, we just want to congratulate you all on how far you’ve come with all the crap you have all been through. I’ve watched you for a very very long time. I have diagnosed DID, a system and recovery is hard. It’s a long journey. That’s probably gonna take a long long time but I’m seeing it in the way you speak your knowledge of parts. I’m just so proud to me as a viewer and someone who’s watching you for a long time. Feels like forever. It shows that there is some sort of healing there especially you saying Rosie has learnt to control her anger more, well my part Harley I can relate to that like she seemed very mean and destructive and fighting like she’s a protector but now she has to use. She can still feel how she wants to feel because we’re in Therapy and we’re trying to heal. She has to find healthy ways to cope, with other parts I was just giving an example but I really related to Rosie so thank you so much for sharing and keep up the hard work. You’re amazing you all we love you. Sending love from Australia.❤

@notahumanbeinglove3297 6 ай бұрын

I once saw someone say on a support forum that they’re an introject of Stalin. The romanticization of this order had been DAMNING to people who actually struggle and you’re so real for pointing it out. Thank you for not feeding into stereotypes and misinformation. Especially with the final fusion.

@Scapegoat888 5 ай бұрын

OMG you just broke my heart. “The world itself is more tragic than demons.” So beautifully poetic.

@DIDBooks-n-Research 6 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing this. It is very educational and honest so far. No shame in speaking the truth.

@Mitschki92 6 ай бұрын

I enjoyed watching your first reaction video. :) I'm just as curious to see what you'll say about this interview. Edit: Huh?! I don't understand, it didn't look like you picked your nose at all. Just a totally normal human gesture. I would have thought it was common knowledge that you can get hot under these lights very easily. I'm 100% sure I would wipe my nose like this in an interview too, bc my nose tends to get itchy quite often. Also you have every right to be proud of yourself to have been on this format. :)

@bmcdonough 6 ай бұрын

YT actually recently recommended this video to me I didn’t realize it was 2 years old. There was something that seemed so fragile about you during it I wanted to reach out and hug you. I’m an older sibling so maybe it was the big sister in me wanting to help! Since through-screen hugs aren’t possible lol I looked up your channel instead to show some support. Sorry to hear that you were stressed because of having been treated poorly after an interview in the past. Sounds really exhausting and rough to be knowing you’re being honest but still be in your head worrying constantly about saying something that could be taken as dishonest. People can suck, really sorry that’s something you had to deal with. I thought that in the interview you came off extremely genuine and like-able if that helps at all (and promise I’m not usually left wanting to reach out and hug random strangers on yt lol my intuition is usually pretty spot on). I really hope your doing well and I hope you have people in your life that give you real, non-virtual hugs lol. - Sending love from Boston 💛

@DIDBooks-n-Research 6 ай бұрын

Well done, bobo! Explaining the sites, smells, sound, and touch as triggers.