First of all, THIS IS NOT D.I.D at all. I'm no expert but I had a hyperfixation on that mental disorder during pandemic and read/watch actual cases about it.
DID is formerly known as MID (Multiple Identity Disorder). It is when a person develops 'identities' outside their own identity caused by psychological trauma or physical trauma (like severe head injury). When we say other identities, it's not the other characteristics of that person. They are completely different people-like entity loving in one body. They are called 'alters'. Alters have many kinds depending on the person. There's "bad", "good", "protector", etc. These are common terms the patients address their alters. Alters are interesting to study, why? Because they can be anyone. They can be a different ethnicity from the patient, they can be an old person or a little kid, they can be a girl or a boy, they can identify as different sexualities.
There's no cure for DID. There are therapy sessions to help the patient to manage the alters so they can co-exist altogether. Being healed from the trauma doesn't automatically mean that the alters will disappear. There this treatment call 'integration' where they try yo fuse all identities but when I tell you that it is near impossible to achieve it, believe me. I think there still no successful case.
You can search more about DID on the internet and docus in yt. There are content creators that has DID here and there. Some of the information above might be outdated or incomplete.
First of all, THIS IS NOT D.I.D at all. I'm no expert but I had a hyperfixation on that mental disorder during pandemic and read/watch actual cases about it.
DID is formerly known as MID (Multiple Identity Disorder). It is when a person develops 'identities' outside their own identity caused by psychological trauma or physical trauma (like severe head injury). When we say other identities, it's not the other characteristics of that person. They are completely different people-like entity loving in one body. They are called 'alters'. Alters have many kinds depending on the person. There's "bad", "good", "protector", etc. These are common terms the patients address their alters. Alters are interesting to study, why? Because they can be anyone. They can be a different ethnicity from the patient, they can be an old person or a little kid, they can be a girl or a boy, they can identify as different sexualities.
There's no cure for DID. There are therapy sessions to help the patient to manage the alters so they can co-exist altogether. Being healed from the trauma doesn't automatically mean that the alters will disappear. There this treatment call 'integration' where they try yo fuse all identities but when I tell you that it is near impossible to achieve it, believe me. I think there still no successful case.
You can search more about DID on the internet and docus in yt. There are content creators that has DID here and there. Some of the information above might be outdated or incomplete.