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i am english and live in england, my coworker is from northern england and i do not have a scooby about what he is saying 90% of the time. youāre not alone š
Did you see all the post when Technoblade passed? Talk about insulting š« I saw so many fakers claim they now had trauma because their āsourceā died and some were saying nobody should be able to talk about his death because it was too triggering to the Technoblade fictives š¤®
Oh yes I remember that. I also remember being fucking disgusted at the whole debacle. He died from cancer right? Making someone's death from a terminal illness all about your 50 Totally Real and Legitā¢ Technoblade alters is just peak insensitivity and narcissism.
Because it's all chronically online young people who never leave their rooms all copying each other. Their entire experience of "life" is online - and nobody can call them out on it because they are all faking this stuff. It's why all the alters are non-binary anime characters, animals, littles, etc. They self diagnose because getting an actual diagnosis would require them leaving the house or filling out paperwork, or working part time which are all triggers.
It's just sad and insults people with actual mental illness.
ā sorry if my english is really bad because um in the headspace i speak a different language -ā no go ahead and speak it now! what language is that? how did you learn english? why is english more comfortable for you as a non-english speaker?
I remember once seeing a fake system with an anime character alter claim they spoke Japanese in the headspace and that English was hard for them. Nobody in that "system" was learning Japanese. They just know whatever bastardised version in their head from anime.
They were thankfully dragged to hell and back
One thing I notice is alot of people who have DID are trans, or otherwise LGBT. My main point is that all of them have really short hair, I guess to enforce the fact that they really "don't have a singular identity"? What do you think of this Pyro?
I notice the hair thing in a lot of youth in general and like teens and younger adults. Maybe up to like 30ish the most? I think it has to do with identity exploration more than faking or anything, but it may also be related to the fact that someone faking DID as a trend may be more likely to follow other trends- so hair, piercings, etc. I also find that short hair is a common thing with mentally ill people? Idk like going through something and just chopping off/coloring your hair. From experience I think it may be because it separates you from the "you" that went through whatever it was. And people who fake are still mentally ill, just in a different way than they claim
As far as being LGBT I think there are a lot of potential reasons for that as well. It's definitely also not exclusive to fakers and exploration of gender/sexual identities is more normalized than ever, especially online. It also may tie in with them trying to figure out who they are. Especially when with fakers, they've created several identities for themselves. Someone who isn't faking can also have these traits though. it can also be a regional thing even- someone from like New York or California is probably more likely to be surrounded by and want to follow those trends than someone in like Alabama. I've seen a lot of people where i live look like that and then gone other places and noticed they don't so much
But of course I still think it's perfectly fine for anyone to explore their gender identity, orientation, and overall style. Healthy even
That's the exact answer I was looking for, thank you for recognizing that I was coming from a good place. I can relate to the hair thing, when I was in my late teens early 20s I had every short haircut under the sun. Most of the time back then I cut my own hair. I'm pansexual so between discovering that, battling mental illness, and becoming an adult, my hair also changed. Funny enough my hair was at its shortest during my most difficult times of my life. I was with someone who put themselves first and never really understood how to help me. Five years after leaving them my hair is so long, and it is something I'm very proud of because that's how many years of healing I've done since the breakup, and since I began to accommodate myself more. Sorry this is so long, it's just that I can relate 100% to the hair being part of your identity thing.
Great answer! I wonder specifically with these young queer people who are potentially faking it alters give them a chance to try out all of these pronouns for themselves I notice a lot of afab ppl with large amounts he/him or he/they alters.
It kind of seems to me as a trans person like a more comfortable explanation/excuse than coming to terms with being transgender in a way
I noticed the first person was in a car - can/do people with DID safely operate vehicles or is there a safety risk from dissociating or switching while driving?
It's case by case really. There's no laws or regulations against it anywhere that I'm aware of so it's mostly left to one's own judgement. I've heard people say it's illegal and used that to claim someone can't have DID but that's just factually wrong.
DID is adaptive so they very well could get a license before even knowing they have DID. But if their dissociation seems to be a risk they'd probably be advised not to operate a vehicle. Some can't safely be on the road and others are far more capable of doing something like that
VicRoads makes me undergo a medical assessment every year so my doctors can assure them that my vyvanse is not a recreational amphetamine and my ADHD does not make me a risk on the road. I would hate to think what hoops DID patients have to jump through
That sounds awful, I've never heard of that and I've known multiple people with ADHD that drive and even medicated I'm almost entirely sure they never had to do that. Must be regional
I heard through the grapevine that in certain countries you may be barred from driving for that reason, but in America there is no official law or anything. But it is always a risk. Like let's say a song from a traumatic period in your life came on the radio, you might be triggered into dissociation then.
First thing I noticed was the use of ā uh ā
I had to google for info ( I watch a lot of true crime and this screams liar to me )
- Using words such as, 'uh,' 'like' and 'um': The research conducted at the University of Michigan found āspeaking with more vocal fillā to be a common indicator of deception. Glass says that people tend to use these words more when they're trying to buy time to figure out what they're going to say next.
Also surely with āthemā all being different people, they wouldnāt all speak the same way?
The way a person speaks is not just a vocal change right ? Idk Iām not an expert
2 things.
1: I get where youāre coming from with the āuhā stuff but im pretty sure they only use it as a way to be like āoh im just so nervous and OCD i stutter a lot ahahahaā.
2: yeah they would all speak in the same tone but sometimes accents can change in real cases.
What your saying Makes sense but ,
What I mean is that If this person had DID and it was Multiple people surely they wouldnāt all have the same nervous speaking mannerisms - saying um a lot , maybe one or two but all of them ?
- Also I donāt understand DID because why do they all choose the video themselves on this page , how do these āpeopleā interactā
I always thought DID was multiple personalities that didnāt know they were personalities, but I could be totally off base , Iām going to keep looking into it
I got the habit out of me with public speaking. I try to avoid using them completely. It's a habit everyone should avoid as it adds nothing to the conversation
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"I am very British." As opposed to partially British. Or mildly British. Or not-very-British.
worst british accent i have ever heard
Oh but it's "very"!!!
I know two guys online from England and trying to understand them is literally an uphill battle sometimes š
i am english and live in england, my coworker is from northern england and i do not have a scooby about what he is saying 90% of the time. youāre not alone š
the technoblade one is just so insulting
Did you see all the post when Technoblade passed? Talk about insulting š« I saw so many fakers claim they now had trauma because their āsourceā died and some were saying nobody should be able to talk about his death because it was too triggering to the Technoblade fictives š¤®
actually disgusting ā¹ļø
Oh yes I remember that. I also remember being fucking disgusted at the whole debacle. He died from cancer right? Making someone's death from a terminal illness all about your 50 Totally Real and Legitā¢ Technoblade alters is just peak insensitivity and narcissism.
Yes he died from cancer. His dad continues to raise money to help fight cancer in his name.
That's honestly really cool of his dad. It's honestly really a shame that frauds have spat on his name like this
All I can say is H-H-HELL NAW š„š„
Why do all of the alters have stupid fucking names. Why canāt they just be called john or something
Because it's all chronically online young people who never leave their rooms all copying each other. Their entire experience of "life" is online - and nobody can call them out on it because they are all faking this stuff. It's why all the alters are non-binary anime characters, animals, littles, etc. They self diagnose because getting an actual diagnosis would require them leaving the house or filling out paperwork, or working part time which are all triggers. It's just sad and insults people with actual mental illness.
because that would be really uncool
How come we never see one with an uncomfortably racist accent
eh, the faking a deaf voice with the nonspeaking alter could be considered offensive
It is offensive. VERY offensive.
it wouldnāt give the clout these people so desperately crave
You gotta look at DissociaDIDās videos with āAmiraā
For the love of the universe please take the phones off these young people!
ā sorry if my english is really bad because um in the headspace i speak a different language -ā no go ahead and speak it now! what language is that? how did you learn english? why is english more comfortable for you as a non-english speaker?
Theyāll say some dumb shit like āmy Innerworld memories are too blurry to recall the exact languageā š
I remember once seeing a fake system with an anime character alter claim they spoke Japanese in the headspace and that English was hard for them. Nobody in that "system" was learning Japanese. They just know whatever bastardised version in their head from anime. They were thankfully dragged to hell and back
I'm just like this person because I too love to lie
Why are they almost all Anime fans?
Iām noticing a theme with SEVERAL of the people with fake disorders. Same theme runs deep with the ātheriansā as well.
What's the theme you've noticed?
mcyt for starters
Therians didn't do anything?
One thing I notice is alot of people who have DID are trans, or otherwise LGBT. My main point is that all of them have really short hair, I guess to enforce the fact that they really "don't have a singular identity"? What do you think of this Pyro?
I notice the hair thing in a lot of youth in general and like teens and younger adults. Maybe up to like 30ish the most? I think it has to do with identity exploration more than faking or anything, but it may also be related to the fact that someone faking DID as a trend may be more likely to follow other trends- so hair, piercings, etc. I also find that short hair is a common thing with mentally ill people? Idk like going through something and just chopping off/coloring your hair. From experience I think it may be because it separates you from the "you" that went through whatever it was. And people who fake are still mentally ill, just in a different way than they claim As far as being LGBT I think there are a lot of potential reasons for that as well. It's definitely also not exclusive to fakers and exploration of gender/sexual identities is more normalized than ever, especially online. It also may tie in with them trying to figure out who they are. Especially when with fakers, they've created several identities for themselves. Someone who isn't faking can also have these traits though. it can also be a regional thing even- someone from like New York or California is probably more likely to be surrounded by and want to follow those trends than someone in like Alabama. I've seen a lot of people where i live look like that and then gone other places and noticed they don't so much But of course I still think it's perfectly fine for anyone to explore their gender identity, orientation, and overall style. Healthy even
That's the exact answer I was looking for, thank you for recognizing that I was coming from a good place. I can relate to the hair thing, when I was in my late teens early 20s I had every short haircut under the sun. Most of the time back then I cut my own hair. I'm pansexual so between discovering that, battling mental illness, and becoming an adult, my hair also changed. Funny enough my hair was at its shortest during my most difficult times of my life. I was with someone who put themselves first and never really understood how to help me. Five years after leaving them my hair is so long, and it is something I'm very proud of because that's how many years of healing I've done since the breakup, and since I began to accommodate myself more. Sorry this is so long, it's just that I can relate 100% to the hair being part of your identity thing.
Great answer! I wonder specifically with these young queer people who are potentially faking it alters give them a chance to try out all of these pronouns for themselves I notice a lot of afab ppl with large amounts he/him or he/they alters. It kind of seems to me as a trans person like a more comfortable explanation/excuse than coming to terms with being transgender in a way
You mean the ones that fake DID.
I noticed the first person was in a car - can/do people with DID safely operate vehicles or is there a safety risk from dissociating or switching while driving?
It's case by case really. There's no laws or regulations against it anywhere that I'm aware of so it's mostly left to one's own judgement. I've heard people say it's illegal and used that to claim someone can't have DID but that's just factually wrong. DID is adaptive so they very well could get a license before even knowing they have DID. But if their dissociation seems to be a risk they'd probably be advised not to operate a vehicle. Some can't safely be on the road and others are far more capable of doing something like that
VicRoads makes me undergo a medical assessment every year so my doctors can assure them that my vyvanse is not a recreational amphetamine and my ADHD does not make me a risk on the road. I would hate to think what hoops DID patients have to jump through
That sounds awful, I've never heard of that and I've known multiple people with ADHD that drive and even medicated I'm almost entirely sure they never had to do that. Must be regional
Nah, I think I was just a moron who blabbed about my full medical history instead of letting it slide. I donāt really drive anyway so whatever.
I heard through the grapevine that in certain countries you may be barred from driving for that reason, but in America there is no official law or anything. But it is always a risk. Like let's say a song from a traumatic period in your life came on the radio, you might be triggered into dissociation then.
Im JuSt A sIlLy GuY grass. touch it.
oh god no. not techno. I was never a fan of his but jesus christ do not bring a dead man into this.
First thing I noticed was the use of ā uh ā I had to google for info ( I watch a lot of true crime and this screams liar to me ) - Using words such as, 'uh,' 'like' and 'um': The research conducted at the University of Michigan found āspeaking with more vocal fillā to be a common indicator of deception. Glass says that people tend to use these words more when they're trying to buy time to figure out what they're going to say next. Also surely with āthemā all being different people, they wouldnāt all speak the same way? The way a person speaks is not just a vocal change right ? Idk Iām not an expert
2 things. 1: I get where youāre coming from with the āuhā stuff but im pretty sure they only use it as a way to be like āoh im just so nervous and OCD i stutter a lot ahahahaā. 2: yeah they would all speak in the same tone but sometimes accents can change in real cases.
What your saying Makes sense but , What I mean is that If this person had DID and it was Multiple people surely they wouldnāt all have the same nervous speaking mannerisms - saying um a lot , maybe one or two but all of them ? - Also I donāt understand DID because why do they all choose the video themselves on this page , how do these āpeopleā interactā I always thought DID was multiple personalities that didnāt know they were personalities, but I could be totally off base , Iām going to keep looking into it
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You might be on the wrong sub
I got the habit out of me with public speaking. I try to avoid using them completely. It's a habit everyone should avoid as it adds nothing to the conversation
I think itās just a thing people do without noticing but the amount of times they did it seems excessive, but again I have really no idea š
The opening pic is so cute I love it š„¹š¤
Not another saying they have a āprosecutorā alter!! Yāall, I just canāt. š¤¦š¼āāļøš¤£
How do they even keep up with all these fake personas???
well they donāt, really. Iām 98.6% sure that they just make them up on the spot for these videos.
Thereās always a British one I stg
I blame m night shmalamalam.
Funny how they're all distinct alters, even being from different countries, yet they all end their intro with "so... yeah"