Woman Switches Personalities | Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)

In this video, you'll see a woman who has been diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder also known as DID, switch to an alternate personality in real time.
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[@MedCircle]

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[@kellygirl912]

Can’t watch video without paying a membership fee- false advertisement about being able to watch the full length

[@kellygirl912]

@@bstny98 I have watched it. I do not believe she was pretending at any time.

[@lindseycampbell4971]

@@kellygirl912I just clicked on it & watched it without paying for it. Maybe try again?

[@payojaaa]

@@kellygirl912 copy the link and paste it on google, like what?

[@payojaaa]

@@kellygirl912 there is a video on KZbin too, it's an hour long

[@AA-lq5pu]

It scares me that a person can be so traumatized that in order to cope they have to split personalities. My heart goes out to her. I hops she is getting the therapy she needs.

[@matthewatwood8641]

She's completely faking It. It is a fake illness. People who have other issues do this for attention.

[@PichDextro]

To me it is actually amazing. Although heartbreaking, it astounds me what the brain will do to protect us. Such an unbearable memory, so it will literally create a whole different person to take care of that one, while there is another person taking care of the rest. Absolutely stunning, what the brain does to cope with things.

[@AA-lq5pu]

@@PichDextro True, I was in a Cult called the Church of Scientology and in order to survive, I formed a completely new personality. I have no real sense of my previous self since that person died. My memories of my former life had also been affect and I feel very little connection to the people I once knew. I had to form a new self to survive.

[@whereamihelpme]

@@AA-lq5pui hope you are doing better now and in therapy. That is a very scary and dangerous cult, im glad you got out of there.

[@AA-lq5pu]

@@whereamihelpme Thank you for the kind words. Yes it can be extremely dangerous, it will destroy your life, your finances, your mental health, your relationships, you may end up destitute or suicidal. Its not a quirky little Sci-Fi Cult. These people are smart, charming, organised, brainwashed and they have money and lots of lawyers. And they truly believe they are doing the right thing which is very scary.

[@arabianflowers]

The interviewer is very professional and polite. He was so friendly.

[@MedCircle]

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[@supermanbatmommy]

Indeed

[@gregorygan2077]

The woman has a serious disorder and you're concerned with that?? Wtf

[@michelewaterman2890]

And gorgeous!!! 🤔😊

[@georgeslupski5987]

Don't understand why your laughing at her

[@touyatodoroki502]

My mom has DID. It’s a real disorder that isn’t recognized enough in the mental health community, and due to tiktok it’s become a mockery. While I will never know what it’s like to have DID, growing up and experiencing all of the good and bad things about DID through my mom is something I will never forget. The pain and suffering you have to undergo at such a young age to obtain DID is horrifying to even imagine. The small details my mom has told me about her past have always shaken me to my core. Please educate yourselves about mental illnesses. That way when you do encounter someone who has a mental illness, you can recognize it and understand a bit of what they’re going through and how to interact with them.

[@MedCircle]

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[@TraumatizedFreak81194]

I study disorders whenever I get the chance to, I've always been sorrounded by people with mental illneses, disabilities, and disorders and even have ADHD myself. It kind of worries me that I'll come off rude at any particular moment so I've been trying to educate myself. I don't know so much about DID but the cause of it sounds terrible, I wish everyone with it to recover well from their past experiences!! The people I've met with DID are the sweetest souls I've ever met, they really didn't deserve whatever horrifying incident happened to them in the past.

[@Mat14651]

To you reading this Jesus can help with whatever problems, hardships, and issues you have. Believe in him He came to save us also turn from your sins repent which is changing your life to follow the way of God and not your way, your way will lead you into a pit of I know it, my way lead me in a pit , but Jesus rescued me and he can rescue you. He can grant a peace and joy unfelt, and be your closest friend always there, This is the gospel Jesus Christ, son of God, sacrificed his life for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. After he went to his tweleve disciples and many others before ascending into heaven eternally triumphant over all his enemies and making it so that there is now no condemnation for sin to all those who believe, but only everlasting joy. John 3:16

[@mfvicli]

@@Mat14651 Ah, yes. Taking advantage of people when they show a weakness. How stereotypically Christian of you.

[@teslajayde9641]

​@@wolffgamerzachlol

[@reesewitherfork6142]

He nailed that transition to interviewing a toddler.

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

*Anyone can fake changing personalities. This is horrible acting…hilarious that some of you losers think she actually changed her personality.* 🤦‍♂️🤣🤡

[@Shamdizzle]

​@@strongestnattyever-videos2247You must be fun at parties. 🙊

[@willietarkington1628]

@@strongestnattyever-videos2247wow

[@willietarkington1628]

@@strongestnattyever-videos2247who hurt you?

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

@@willietarkington1628 aww ratio.. :/

[@jabsluna]

Ironically, most people with this disorder will often think they are faking, but forgot they were faking. Denial is a hallmark of DID. It usually goes unnoticed and undiagnosed for years, even decades. It's a complex disorder and it is not a "one size fits all" thing. Switches are often so subtle that the person may not even realize they've switched. It's complicated.

[@Teestar519]

This is me! I dont realize until sometimes later when i think back about things i do or say etc

[@NikiMcNally]

I still have this problem when I switch. We have imposter syndrome despite the fact that I have been recored switching rollerdexing through parts. It's a never ending shame cycle but we are getting stronger. DID ppl need so much love and support to heal.

[@tarasmith102]

@-AMB3RonPAWZ I don't think it's necessarily a problem for you bc that's just a general statement that real cases of it do often have denial. I'd like to know how you'd really know 4 sure you got this BC can't one fake it too just to play the role of it. All while it's play acting the part ? I mean don't 'tots of us have an inner c hild to some degree ? Also , I wonder if talking in a small child's voice in your sleep means this is DID ? Or if it's just a part of one self that hasn't healed from trauma but lies hidden during waking hs. Hmm mm

[@luna-mt7sf]

​@@NikiMcNallyDID and schizophrenia are literally shamed by people for absolutely no reason , thanks to the damn media who made us look like super villains who goes around chasing people wiht knives, people need to understand our brain is complicated and capable of doing miracles,

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

It is indeed very complicated, but you summarized it nicely

[@ziadawn_]

As someone who had an experience assisting in a mental facility, this is actually real. Especially individuals with DID, their dissociation is either very subtle or abrupt like this one. And as a healthcare provider you really have to be gentle or at the very least, careful. My heart goes out to these people and their families.

[@jodo2785]

Yeah this woman is faking. Therapists cant diagnose DID. No one can choose which alter comes forward, and switching is not instant. Child alters are not cute either. People with DID are not going to get in front of a camera to show off how adorable and quirky they are. Thank you for what you do, but please be vigilant for narcissists like her just seeking clout and attention.

[@ziadawn_]

@@jodo2785 thank you. I was also wondering because most of the time they can't control the dissociation, and I'm not sure how this person managed to do it.

[@jodo2785]

@@ziadawn_ In my opinion, she's a skilled actress who has probably done some basic research on the condition, more than enough to pass as the stereotype. I can't tell if it's just her acting or if she has geniunely psyched herself into believing she has the condition. Narcissistic personality disorder can often exacerbate that phenomenon. I showed this video to my psychiatrist and that was his response. Honestly, switching alters at will is rare but possible. Switching to specific alters on command is not a thing, at least it's not considered a thing. If you have control over it, it wouldn't be a disorder. In the same way that if you have the ability to cope with depression in a healthy way, it's not a mental illness at that point. Also the child age time limit has been disproven, and even when it was believed, that only applied to victims of sexual trauma. Don't get me wrong, those are the most common DID patients, but it's not universal. Theoretically it can happen even in late adulthood if the trauma is bad enough and the mind is weak enough. Another "giveaway" is just the fact that she's eager to display the condition, even a little. People with DID, especially when they finally get the diagnosis, will try to hide it at all costs. There are cases of real footage but they usually aren't one on one interviews. And if you're not focused on looking for a switch, it will probably just seem like a change in mood or just go under the radar completely.

[@kornykatz]

Through intensive therapy switching can be controlled to a degree, especially with good communication like she's expressed having after I watched the rest of the interview + her other videos. Hypothetically anyone could be faking, sure, but we shouldn't just regard symptoms that don't display as expected as fake especially with such a misunderstood disorder. It's important to hold compassion for mentally ill people, even those we don't understand. Plus, if she was faking for this long and to such a degree... That would still be a definite mental illness, she'd still need help. I don't understand the demonization of pwNPD the other commenter was doing. Normal people don't lie like this or work so much on nailing a three year old child's mannerisms to such a degree. I'm generally just encouraging you to extend compassion if you have any intent in further pursuing assisting the mentally ill and not meet their behaviors with skepticism. I think for some things there will always be skepticism, but there's no reason to outwardly express that if you are not that person's psychologist, especially regarding the type of trauma you must be fakeclaiming to insinuate her disorder is fake. And even if it is fake... All the reasons for fakeclaiming can still be applied to someone who genuinely has the disorder. The attitude is just harmful. I'd rather better to be naïve and accept a "faker," than harm someone genuinely suffering by denying their trauma, honestly.

[@jodo2785]

@@kornykatz Switching can be controlled but NOTHING like what is on video here. Immediately going to a specific alter in seconds with no processing time? It literally can't be done. Switching abruptly like that is random and often disorienting. She is 100% faking the illness, to get attention for her modeling career. Does she have narcissism? Yes. Is she a good actress? Yes. Is she doing a disservice to everyone who actually has DID? Yes.

[@elduderino7767]

i wonder if they've done brain analysis on her when she's shifted to a 3 year old brain waves are different between children and adults, children exhibit theta brain waves which are associated with imagination, adults usually only achieve that during sleep (dreams)

[@arturkohut]

… or under the effect of psychedelics like magic mushrooms and el es di

[@erinkinsella91]

@@arturkohut she's clearly not on drugs lmao

[@jonathanbeale7904]

Or years of meditation

[@blusclues2429]

@@arturkohut LSD * 😅

[@aarenlescopb]

This should absolutely happen!!

[@Vitalbowhunting]

Dude. That interviewer embodies safety and acceptance. Just goes with the flow. Love it.

[@ezziquines]

I have DID. It's all experienced differently, so that's why people think she's faking it, because apparently it's not like the others. Our systems are all differentiated.

[@HauntedCadaver]

It's the people who _don't_ have it that are saying it's fake. Funny how that is.

[@HaruUraHH20]

Exactly

[@pamelapamper]

Ppl think she's faking it bc she is. I don't need some special degree to know when someone is trying to feed me bullsh1t

[@pamelapamper]

​@@HauntedCadaveryes it's funny bc the ppl that are faking it are gonna gang together but news flash, ur acting is prob as bad as hers and everyone around u thinks u're cringe and attention seeking

[@luna-mt7sf]

​​​@@pamelapamper"people think she's faking it because she is" gives the same vibe as "I know he's sick because he just is to me" , splendid arguments , I don't think you're in need of any special degree ,your special supernatural intuition is enough as it is for you ,people like you never need a proof cuz they're gonna shit on it either way or start trolling ,they just need to FEEL they're being right , is that so ? The irony is burning Also assuming how "everyone" would treat someone as badly as how YOU would treat them is an old hs trick of bullying , you might wanna change it cuz it's getting cringey , dammit reminds me of those 17y.o fat Blondies who play bullies in every american teen series

[@Billiard-cp1my]

I saw a film about this once based on real life. The woman had multiple personalities because she had suffered horrific abuse from her schizophrenic mother as a child. It was one of the most disturbing films I have ever seen. The worst part was, her doctor was aware that something was going on but never intervened.

[@Xodileen_bell1234]

What title?

[@Billiard-cp1my]

@@Xodileen_bell1234 It was called "Sybil". I don't recommend it.

[@Xodileen_bell1234]

@@Billiard-cp1my why? Is it bad or it's good but too disturbing?

[@Billiard-cp1my]

@@Xodileen_bell1234 Be warned it is majorly disturbing. I had no idea how bad it would get. Keep in mind, her mum was mentally ill. The worst thing is, it is a true story.

[@Xodileen_bell1234]

@@Billiard-cp1my but is the movie itself bad production wise?

[@emhunts]

it’s really incredible in both body language and face reading how her entire visage changes to that of a child with less control of facial expression, and lip movement.

[@psychicrenegade]

My biological father has DID. It was absolutely terrifying to witness and experience as a small child. My parents got divorced when I was only 6-7 years old, but those 6-7 years were the most traumatic years of my life. He was incredibly unpredictable, and would burst into violent fits at random. He attacked me as a baby in my crib (for crying,) tried to kill my mother multiple times in front of me, and would slam my older siblings' heads' against the walls until they lost consciousness and fell to the floor...and he would just walk away like nothing happened. Because of all that...I am very wary of people with DID, and I find it fascinating to learn more about this disorder. It takes some EXTREME childhood trauma to cause a personality to split like this. 😢

[@strategygalactic]

This is the age she probably started to disassociate

[@02RedFlame]

This is the age she might have actually felt the safest… then something happened down the road… so in order to protect the self she would find refuge in regressing to this state of a child… all the different personalities are there to be helpful and provide a type of protection … usually lots of terrible trauma… and I mean trauma that is worse than a movie. 😞

[@02RedFlame]

And yes… it could also be that the trauma started around this age. Either way it’s horrific what happens to some people that leads to this.

[@prettypeggy98]

It is likely that her trauma began at that young age. It's very distressing to think about someone being so abused it resulted in this condition. 😞😞😞

[@WomanofJesus]

So does this mean I may have it because sometimes I feel younger then my self and it happens involuntarily I start to act as a baby of 5year old , it happens out of nowhere,sometime I think she comes out when I feel safe so if I am correct she shows her self , but also sometimes I just want to be babied but don't know how to ask in this time I also whine like cry when I want something pr have fun as like a child would . Idk if this would be age regression or did etc.

[@frankie3466]

The comments are disgusting. If you can't imagine living this experience, thats totally fine because most people don't. But that shouldn't prevent you from educating yourself and getting a better understanding of what is literally an officially recognized disorder.

[@13viper]

Yet, another disorder that can't physically be proven but yall still stand by it. LOOOL

[@2Camelpofthewind]

Where?

[@Hoshix.x]

Shut up go get a life

[@someguywithnoplan6395]

Its complete bullshit and narcissism

[@basedostrich]

Maybe your disorder is dyslexia or something because there are no such comments here lmao

[@Mmmmkaaay]

I think usually this disorder is more subtle than this. And that's why it goes undiagnosed a lot of times. To an outsider looking in it will seem like the person loses their temper over something really small or becomes immature about a topic when they are otherwise a normal mature adult. Meaning that the voice and the way they hold their body doesn't always change like this. It's more of a subtle personality switch, triggered by an outside force.

[@muscleman125]

Well you think wrong. Any psychiatrist will tell you this disorder is extremely rare. Like once or twice in a lifelong psychiatry career rare. It's not under diagnosed, it's just that there's barely any people who meet the criteria. Most people who think they have this disease are just regular weirdos who are gullible and probably outcasts.

[@QueenOfTheGreen27]

That's a really good point

[@lanashowler5906]

When trauma hasnt ever been delt with ..... Exactly its ab Lot more subbtle than this example. ... But systems and programs ( to protect ). Triggers whicever to come out..... This disorder is very very real... And it is not a. Joke.

[@blueberries9850]

That’s interesting because I don’t think I have it, I just sometimes feel like a little girl inside and feel super sensitive like child. I thought maybe it was because I had to grow up early, I experienced constant stress as a child so maybe I just want to act out as a child because I didn’t get to be one for long.

[@yungmilf]

legitimately!!

[@mchlle94]

I don't know how I feel about this being filmed and monetized

[@BlestChains]

YUP

[@allthingsconsideredaa]

​@Lynette☆The Latin Queen of All Trades☆ bs

[@mafeazuaje]

okay???? And people being ignorants about the disorder is better. Thats why we got all these dumbass kids faking disorderS on tiktok

[@allthingsconsideredaa]

@Lynette☆The Latin Queen of All Trades☆ I don't believe you. She was diagnosed. I believe medcircle vets who they interview and while DID has certainly been faked, I don't think some rando in the comment section of a KZbin short is the person to be trusted here.

[@fff5081]

@Lynette☆The Latin Queen of All Trades☆ Are you her doctor? Just knowing her personally doesn't mean anything.

[@AdnanSayeed]

I have two granddaughters that will be turning 3 next October. It's really confusing to see someone with an adult body behaving like someone their age. And I feel undescribably saddened thinking about what she's been through that has caused her to have this condition.

[@meghanh2511]

People who have actually watched this system's videos know that they are not faking it, unlike some other youtubers. When Minnie colors and draws, she holds the pen and colors like a child and everything about the body is a child. Things like that are very difficult to copy when you're an adult pretending. Not only that, when Minnie talks she talks like any other child who is actually 3 talks. Subtle things that would give away someone pretending to talk like a child, she does. Encina, Multiplicityandme and another channel I forgot the name of, are the only ones I have come across who I truly believe are living with DID.

[@astrothehufflepuff2911]

Is the 3rd channel dissociadid

[@meghanh2511]

@@astrothehufflepuff2911 No.

[@Shika_]

​@@meghanh2511 not trying to be rude, but do you think dissociadid is faking it?

[@meghanh2511]

@@Shika_ How is you asking that rude? I don't know about dissociadid.. I have no opinions about them.

[@DreamDear]

@@Shika_They play everything up for views. Not saying she doesn’t have it, but she definitely puts on a show about having DID as though it’s something fun

[@mareeloup]

Wow. I have to be honest, it really hurts to see all those spiteful comments screaming "FAKE!" because they just don't understand. As someone with OSDD-1b aka DID without amnesia my life is an everyday struggle of trauma and alters behaving in ways I don't want them to behave. But yeah, I'm just doing it for attention. That's why I am hospitalized for the sixth time in my life by the age of 25. Makes me oh so special...

[@mysmirandam.6618]

There were ppl that actually were faking making it worse for the real ones like her

[@thomsonjohnson8218]

@@mysmirandam.6618 once DID comes into their family member then only this idiots will learn what is multiple personality disorders are

[@davund3594]

Those comments come from children and teenagers who think they know everything🙄

[@brrr686]

​​@@mysmirandam.6618And yet, all the people calling real sufferers fake or calling the disorder a delusion aren't the fakers. They're reacting to the fakers with doubt and cynicism that literally just hurts the 'real sufferers' they seem to be trying to defend. The damage done by the fakers isn't always carried out by them.

[@WildandFree4]

I have Borderline. Chronic mental illness is hell to live with.. I hope you are doing well sweetheart 🙏❤️

[@randallrittenhouse752]

One of my friends got diagnosed with this, man I wouldn’t wish this on anyone😢

[@user-zj5ml3yq7k]

horrific abuse caused this and its a survival technique by the brain

[@muhdaqil2932]

Its not a good feeling when you switched from your other personality. The anxiety, the constant fear of losing your personality to the other personality.

[@JulianRen-ow6yv]

I don’t have it, but I imagine it to be like dying and reviving yourself multiple times throughout the day.

[@gaspshichat]

​@@JulianRen-ow6yv i have it! what! no, that's not how it feels. it can be kind of scary sometimes, but for us we feel very distant from our body. sometimes it's tiring

[@HaruUraHH20]

I don’t think I have DID but I do switch into different personalities as a role-play and kids at school like to make fun of me I switch into a little girl named Luna sometimes (I am 12)

[@raphaross167]

@@gaspshichatI suspect this isn’t true 👍

[@AllieMcCluskey]

yea it feels scary, hard to accept and let go of control

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

There’s a movie called “Closet Land” isn’t about DID, but deals with the subject of abuse and leaving your body while it’s happening. My therapist watched it with me to help me deal with my abuse. I don’t have DID, but suffered some of the traits. What a horrible affliction. I’m so sorry to all of you who suffer.

[@NocDiony_Studio]

I am suffering from childhood abuse, seeing her like this, tears uncontrollably flow down.

[@josiejodoran7130]

Blessings to you

[@katherinelopez223]

I have DID and I’m still learning about myself everyday.

[@CaesarJayL]

Prayers always for anyone who has or knows someone whom has too live through this.❤

[@rhondaholland719]

I loved the interview. I have such compassion in my heart for someone with this disorder. I can’t imagine God Bless Encina and all her others ❤

[@bethedifferent1]

The fascination in his eyes when she switches 👀 This is a trip to watch 😮 A 3 year old, crazy!

[@angelinacugini1649]

He reacted so well

[@Mental_being.s]

People, she has DID. Inform yourself before judging.

[@MedCircle]

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[@mordan4686]

It's not a thing

[@afuckingroach7026]

@@mordan4686yes it is lmao. My sister has it, so I’ve spent most of my life around it.. it is a VERY real disorder.

[@liilykh4n]

@@mordan4686it very much is a real thing. People with DID have multiple alters that even have their own mental illnesses, disabilities, health related problems, sexualities ect

[@louisacapell]

The reason we know its fake is because we are informed..

[@beelzeboss42]

It's a real, serious condition, however the movie Split has caused a lot of people to suddenly develop it

[@ThursdayASMR]

His face is so kind! ❤

[@1Devin4andAhalfDevonsNaDog]

It’s real. It’s very real.

[@aureum7479]

Sadly

[@chemuk4]

That poor woman. The hell she must have endured for her mind to have split. may she find her peace.

[@williamhartwig4194]

For the people saying its fake or think it is you need to watch the full video

[@bethreece7089]

Have you ever had a mental illness? Would you like to be called a Liar? You should stop being so judgmental!!!

[@CourtneyDeez]

@Latinqueenofalltrades Yeah, misleading about mental illness or pretending u have it is def not okay. Thanks, I'm gonna check her out.

[@CourtneyDeez]

Yeah I'm now subscribed to Encina's channels, gotten to know her story better, and have seen the support she gets from her friends. I don't know who this person is saying it's an act and that she knows her.....but I don't believe it's an act. Encina and Trisha Paytas dated. They have a history. I've seen it all, including how upset and passionate Encina was when Trisha Paytas suddenly started saying she had Dissociative Identity Disorder, when she does not. Trisha posts vids for attention. I've seen Encina post vids to clear up misinformation bc of Trisha's bullshit.

[@CourtneyDeez]

@@jacobpickett9389 I completely agree 💯. Everyone is too quick to scream "Fake" over anything and everything they don't understand. It's incredible and amazing what our brains and minds can do to preserve itself while a person is going thru trauma. Encina is a result of that.

[@septiembrelaluna2226]

It is fake. She did this for attention my love lmfao

[@infppp9179]

For those asking why is this filmed, I never knew what it looks like to have a DID or what switching personalities is like, now Ik and yk too, plus if the patient didn't want it to be published later after they get out of the episode they will say so

[@mysmirandam.6618]

You can tell shes not faking it Especially if you know how kids are you can see the cange in her disposition

[@jodo2785]

Actual DID patient here. She's faking. Don't get me wrong, it's good acting but this is not how child alters behave. In the full video, she said her diagnosis was from a therapist . . . it takes years of psychiatric observation by actual doctors to get a diagnosis. People with DID cant pick which alter comes forward and they can't switch on command. It's also rarely instantaneous, often taking over a minute.

[@mysmirandam.6618]

​@@jodo2785oh wow! Dang she's good then!

[@SeresuteSchoolgirl]

​@mysmirandam.6618 shes not, that person is extraordinarily delusional and I'm sorry that they tried to deceive you in such a way

[@maryamsalah8709]

​@@jodo2785 is this disorder treatable? Can it go away? If you switch to a different personality of yours and the-other-you hurts someone, will you be held accountable for that?

[@louievbelt]

@@maryamsalah8709unfortunately it is not treatable but you can get therapy to help you deal with it

[@neekZDI]

I feel so bad for people with DID. I remember a girl back when I was a teen who I became close with that had this. It hurt to see her reaction whenever her core personality would come back. As far as I remember she never came to accept her condition and grew to deeply hate her other personalities. I truly hope she's doing okay.

[@therealdachshunddjangosmom]

Thank you for sharing and handling the situation extremely well❤

[@idlegure]

My friend has DID and he's getting therapy

[@ariannadorsey6214]

Her seems very genuine. That's how a 3 year old would act. Very interesting.

[@Maya-zd1pc]

Is it connected to trauma based dissociative personality disorders? Would highly recommend to look into the work from Dr Marcel Polte, he talks about victims of MK Ultra. Trauma based abuse (horrific ritual abuse) is used to create such personality disorder with different personalities. If you would do an interview with Marcel Polte that would be great.

[@clicheguevara5282]

YES!!! I have C-PTSD, which is a dissociative, trauma based disorder. It’s essentially the precursor to DID. Many years before I was diagnosed, I became absolutely fascinated with MK Ultra. I’ve spent hundreds of hours researching it over the years. As I started to learn more about my disorder (and DID), everything just clicked. I remember writing in my notes that “MK Ultra is just basic b*tch psychology” …meaning that at the end of the day, all they were really doing was giving people DID and programming the alters. Most people get hung up on the LSD aspect of MKU, but that’s not the important part at all. It’s the psychology that was being used.

[@SaadAziz318]

​@@clicheguevara5282 that's absolutely true. Teach this to as many as you could.

[@clawthe]

​@@clicheguevara5282 This is beautiful. As we have DID, thanks for sharing. That's just how trauma programmed us, as well as so many people. The drugs were just a quicker way to traumatize them. This is what PoW must feel like, they can develop OSDD after losing themselves, textbook-wise.

[@marijketimmermans3913]

So. Ritual abuse. Satan ruling their lives. Bound by demons. She needs Jesus. And deliverance. Now

[@ahaanshaikhchishti1797]

Imagine someone else taking over your mind and you not being able to do anything even if you wanted to.

[@fitp74]

This is so sad. Who knows what happened to her 😢

[@ValentinaxEdits]

The 3 year old is reminding me so much of my little sister IM MELTING

[@MazeirFan-Reading]

This disorder can have many different alters. It depends on the person. I have D.I.D, and i have what she has, as well as fictives. (A fictive is an alter made/based our a character that relates to the trauma, or they find comfort in to help cope with the trauma.) This disorder has so many different unique cases and alters, it is amazing to see someone actually be patient and takes the time to actually get to know a new alter who is fronting.

[@MemeProphet]

I dont have DID but I have severe CPTSD and I can occasionally switch just like her. Its really scary and embarassing. Hope her andpeple like her remain safe and loved

[@yugyag55]

I have a friend with this disorder and i know this is exactly what it is like

[@ig1640]

What are the causes

[@2ivin377]

What a great interviewer ❤

[@etrebelle9812]

I have something that is roughly the good easy version of DiD and it has had great negative impact on my potential, my life and my future. I can't imagine how hard it must be to figure out this, and overcome it in some degree.

[@asasso791]

My mom sometimes talks like a little child with my little sister that actually is one. They kind of do it in a playful way, what scares me are the immense similarities to this woman switching. The last time my mom did that I felt extremely uncomfortable and nervous, thinking back to that day I feel like it might’ve brought back faded memories from my childhood. I’m almost sure that she used to do this with me and my other, younger sister as well. The difference is, that I, as a child, did not notice how weird it actually was. It didn’t only seem to be like a role she played, it felt eerily realistic. I was basically in denial of the reality of the situation as I was witnessing it happen again this year after such a long time. I had never realised how serious this might be and what it meant.

[@jackienoone5890]

They come out when they are comfortable she said

[@christapennycuff526]

The comments make me want to give this lady a hug 😢

[@sansonkrylow1997]

for me they thought it was borderline mixed with adhd and ptsd… until DIS was diagnosed

[@emilyrose6546]

This really broke my heart. I hope you're helps her since at this point it's a personality disorder. I hate that most people would just ignorantly judge. It also hurts me to wonder if she never really got to be properly loved despite mental health. 😢

[@lolahernandez6871]

I read that one personality doesn't necessarily know or remember what the others did or said. 😮😮

[@annemeder8255]

This should not be on Camara. I have seen the interview. I had to cry. This is very real. I have it myself. But never filmed it. I am very ashamed when it happened to me. Blessed women l❤

[@mirabilis]

It should. It spreads awareness.

[@dianeyoung8068]

Don't be ashamed, we all deal with different challenges in life.

[@uptothemax4869]

I actually smiled watching this. I don’t get emotions watching shorts.

[@Livingmydesirelife]

I can feel her,now I understand why this is happening with me..🙃

[@boywiththeredpoofballhat]

can people stop acting like they're psychiatrists with years of experience and that they know crap about disorders

[@looking_33]

you should stop doing that

[@terifulcher4807]

I don’t feel comfortable watching this.😢

[@hush3956]

then dont, its a mental health condition if you dont want the awareness then dont click the fuckin video

[@hush3956]

@@agnosticevolutionist3567 kinda a straightup disgusting thing to say, DID is more complex than that and there tends to be a leader who is in control and can typically control who else comes out

[@seven7upndown241]

If something is reality for other people why should we hide it and see it as blurred picture? Like people dying with no weapons to defend themselves and looking at their dead bodies laying on the ground. Shouldnt we learn from that that we should not let that reality happen yo us? Now we hide and live in a bubble. We been stronger in the past when we faced reality and accepted it.

[@eddierodriguez8463]

I don’t believe you. You are smiling.

[@terifulcher4807]

@@seven7upndown241 I agree

[@israelmendoza7599]

They need to investigate her family, someone within her family did this to her more than likely

[@Pialix]

He was so friendly to her, im happy that he did not mock her or have disgusted expressions.

[@macijohnson111]

That’s heartbreaking sad but educational.

[@krystalgomez2300]

U know its reall. Bless her

[@mmm__we]

It’s demons

[@maurice9713]

​​@@mmm__we"Its demons" Disgusting, get help and educate. Its not "demons" this woman suffered horrific things as a child. Please be respectful.

[@airdusterenjoyer]

Naw.. this isnt real or demons. This is the modern world enabling insanity

[@HTYM]

​@@mmm__we Don't be weird.

[@allinix7intp]

​@@mmm__weNo lmao

[@jaymilan215]

I would of lost it if she said her name is Patricia, Denis or Hedwig 😂

[@R4ts_]

This interview is super wholesome 🥹

[@donnajojean3217]

Some doctors don't believe DID exists. I lived with the meanest person on earth with that disorder. He had a hoard of personalities. He never told me he had it, so it was always scary for me. Eventually, I figured it out. One day I called him by name. He told, "I am not him!"

[@teslajayde9641]

That's schizophrenia DID is NOT a confirmed illness. 😂

[@luxitos2867]

Hi, I'm a psych major who aced Abnormal Psych and has a copy of the DSM-5 and I can confirm that DID is absolutely a recognized mental health issue. In fact, I just did a presentation on it.

[@teslajayde9641]

@@luxitos2867 The woman who made this illness famous was found out to he a fraud. Patient zero was a fraud. Lol.

[@user-fr7wv5jg5x]

Most doctors I know don’t believe it is either. There are several “diagnoses” that are controversial and questionable to those who actually practice.

[@batatasacrazyadas7843]

We are still...looking to see if we're 5 in here or its just faking it? Like we have a lot of things that say yes were five and this or that fits but then we don't notice the switching...pretty sure people don't notice it..even my mom just gets annoyed bcs "THAT'S NOT YOU! You're acting weird" then we go "OH! it's not x that's on control but S" it can take weeks or months to notice OR switch. We also normally work with a fixed unit. We're not always communicating or interfering with each other and except for the REAL hard moments we don't have a black out. Everyone has a name and although we can somehow inflict for how many times x or S or Y has been in here it's not a "Five years for sure" nor we do have ages like I'm pretty sure E would be the most...innocent and immature one but we're not comfortable saying she is 5 yo or something though she feels the youngest age wise... it's mostly feel like a silent (sometimes chaotic) car ride. With four on the seats (driver, passenger, back seats) and the one on the baggager ( that's our...protector that's also our most savage one and problematic in someways...) we normally switch quite smoothly except for urgent moments when the one we shall nor say the name one comes out abruptly and we feel the discomfort and the need to adjust fast. Will show this to the psychologist and...let's see

[@seaham]

my alters all base their age on the years/times in our collective life that each one has an affinity to in my experience. one of my alters acts 4 and has memories from being 4, so we just say she's 4, but she might be 3 or 5, we don't know with 100% certainty. i have heard (and experienced) that some alters can have multiple versions of themselves at different ages, aka having their own system, and they have a better understanding of that than everyone else in the system. but to explain that is impossible because their memory disappears like waking up from a dream when a switch happens. it's really frustrating. some of mine have birthdays too. it really is confusing because when i switch, i can't tell i switched a lot of the time either. there's only a few of my alters who notice it when it happens.

[@avalerie4467]

My heart aches. I hope she will heal from her trauma. I find it fascinating that the brain develops ways to cope, but sure do hate that some people have to. God bless her and her thérapist🫶

[@Katherines_journey]

Awe i feel so bad for her it must be horrible to have did all my prays go to people like her❤

[@SkyTyDaEdit]

It’s really sad and interesting how the brain does this. Ngl to me it sounds cool but to other people they’d think you’re crazy. But having multiple little alter egos that change isn’t fun to have at some points. Btw if you think she’s acting she’s not.

[@marcoz6281]

i've seen so many people faking DID that i don't even understand if this person actually has it or is faking. i'm the proff of DID fakers' consequences

[@willowdmaxwell]

She is real and diagnosed... she advocates for her disorder and how it is to live with it

[@comehangoutwithme8018]

Personalities and characters arent the person. The person is who os underneath all of the stuff. So therefore if theres many characters or personalities they have been created for survival.

[@greego5952]

It's disgusting how people try to fake a disorder for clicks creating skeptical opinions on a real medical disorder.

[@selinaogorman8380]

I don’t have did it’s amazing how all the alters are indeed different they have there personalities and own minds there different in there own way there system is there home together it’s great to learn about this.

[@hrb9877]

Fake

[@squishy346]

Omg here we go with this condition isn't real because you don't have it or know anyone who does doesn't mean it isn't real I have it and best believe it's just as real as anything else you can know. And it's no joke some people have worse ones then hers. I have the same disorder so don't come here saying she is faking or feel bad they put her other personality in the video she wanted people to see it's real she is brave for showing it period.

[@hb7021]

Am I the only one who can’t be convinced this is real 😅

[@fireswordyoutuber]

d.i.d is a real thing, search it up and learn about it, but there is a lot of people who fake it, its good to learn about these things and who is fake or not.

[@cutieee3550]

Before, i don't have any idea about this DID not until I read the story of IRSHWNDY in wattpad where she really explained clearly what a person with DID going through. It really widen my understanding about this condition and somehow gives me an idea how they managed to survive everyday. I could say that its really really hard. Hope everyone be educated enough about this. Please stop making fun of them.

[@lb1798]

That is so sad to watch knowing that it's real. At first, it's almost hard to believe. To know what the person had to endure in order to split their own mind as a protection is almost beyond comprehension 💔

[@mdc3227]

I'm diagnosed DID and my disorder is NOTHING like this. I honestly believe she is faking it. What we now understand about DID and dissociative disorders in general is that the "multiple personalities" aren't distinct personalities at all, they are the same personality but splintered into different aspects. The switch in most diagnosed individuals with DID isn't immediate, it happens slowly and usually as a result of psychological or physiological stresses.

[@rdchampion5078]

This is seriously stupid 😂

[@R4ts_]

m very happy for you that you didn‘t experience what some people experienced to develop guards that protect their minds.

[@pikni4827]

Y noone talking about the makeup😭 It's flawless and gorgeous!

[@BrokenDread]

have a friend who has DID. but he has 12 grown ass people and they're all a blast to talk to. Basically, they can pop in and do some really cool shit.

[@alexNicoleWa]

How come alters in every vudeo always know to state their name and age without even being asked

[@blastypowpow]

💯💯💯

[@willowdmaxwell]

You do not understand DID. Obviously. How lucky you are to be in a position of such ignorance to where you believe her disorder and experience of sexual abuse by her father is "fake". DID is a very real thing that people develop at an often young age ... do your research

[@humblejoy3564]

she's so cute. hope she's doing well 🙂

[@airdusterenjoyer]

You can't fix her dawg

[@PixelEmuPlay]

Did i just hear Auschwitz the cat💀

[@sleepy18tearsago83]

this clark kent is so sweet

[@TheSheepDogAdmiral]

God Please bring this young lady back from the despair of her past and distorted vision of the world where she has to be this way. Shes much more than just an example to humanity. Do not judge. Its not our place to do so.

[@gadson100]

shouldnt we see the switch? she has already switched into someone else? we missed the entire point of this video..."seeing" the switch.

[@willowdmaxwell]

You do not understand DID. Obviously. How lucky you are to be in a position of such ignorance to where you believe her disorder and experience of sexual abuse by her father is "fake". DID is a very real thing that people develop at an often young age ... do your research. She IS diagnosed. The switch is in the video.

[@mariahhall8481]

Prayers for you! ❤

[@allaboutbasketball2695]

The host is friendly while talking to her

[@CrimxSun]

I think she needs a drug test

[@mimisma.]

no, it's an actual disorder.

[@Tacoisgud]

and i think you need to study on DID

[@CrimxSun]

@@mimisma. That's crazy! But, just in case. 😂

[@marymacdonald6807]

May God bless this woman truly.

[@luaella]

Is this actually how it works? I've seen a lot of kids with self-diagnosed DID "switching" on TikTok and it looks exactly like this. It's contrived and fake. I'm not sure if this is real but I would love to know from others who live with this condition or know someone who has it.

[@sophiemorrison9820]

I have doubts as well.

[@Angry.Dinosaur]

No. I'm most cases most people with DID have multiple alters and they are similar to one another in some way. For example: one may function as the one to engage with you, one may do the cooking and cleaning, one may be the one that goes to work, and the other may be the one to engage in sex. In many cases they are co-conscious with one another and aware of what the other is doing. Yes. They are alters like the lady here. Children alters that are brought on by triggers and stress. No you can't just "switch" on command like this lady claims she can do. Often times they can't switch out log it or it is brief. Yes occasionally they can turn an alter on command but it is usually between the primaries that are already out alot. The key point: Primary. If I needed to talk to my wife on a serious matter she would just switch to the serious on her own. In one case she would play with one of the kids like she was one of them but this was rare. This woman is faking it or playing it up for attention. Edit: This can be done but I doubt the seriousness of it. If she is capable of doing it then the child alter she displays is a Primary that I mentioned. I don't know her case and may have spoken too quickly. I'm still leaning still no, and it is played up for the camera.

[@jesussaves8549]

Yeah I don’t believe this is possible. I think it’s just more attention seeking behavior. Tribal people that are isolated don’t have 80 percent of these made up mental disorders. People these days will do anything to draw up government assistance

[@ireneinbarcelona]

There's sufficient footage and info for you to do proper research instead of making assumptions. The first step would be to ask her yourself.

[@mcsaism]

This if from years ago and those people are mimicking what they see here, not the other way around

[@shrimpeyes4662]

This woman has clearly been abused to regress into a infant like that.

[@Standridge.System]

Too precious!

[@ImLiterallyAClown]

As a psychology student, this does not aeem accurate at all. There is no behavioural change, only speech. There is no switch seen, not even a slight amount of disassociation.

[@Jeewanu216]

And you've been a psych student how long now? Are you aware of the plural communuty and the developments in understanding alters?

[@willowdmaxwell]

You do not understand DID. Obviously. How lucky you are to be in a position of such ignorance to where you believe her disorder and experience of sexual abuse by her father is "fake". DID is a very real thing that people develop at an often young age ... do your research