(484) To Live With Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)

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(484) To Live With Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)

What It's Like To Live With Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0kLjsY4JlU

                            

It is normal for children to start in childhood with a multidimensional personality. After a number of years, these unite into one harmonic personality. But if traumas develop in early childhood, such as child abuse, [for example forceful religious indoctrination], then personality does not close harmoniously. 

In this way numerous subpersonalities or alter egos can continue to exist independently, each with a special function, such as protection against child abuse. The therapy must therefore be aimed at achieving a harmonic closure of the personality later on.

(41:26/59:34) People's identity can change, sometimes against their will. In above case, the lady might think to be the central figure, dividing the roles, but maybe she herself is also under control by one of the other personalities, you never know the real coordinator in DID.

The lady in the video above told that it is nonsense that one of her personalities would kill people, that only happens in movies. Well, we respect that. But she had 11 personalities, 7 of which are unknown.

Transferred to the case of honor killers, we need an unknown personality in the unconscious (reincarnation) and a known personality in the conscious (resurrection). 

We also need a third role as a homunculus, as a divider of roles, as a role dispatcher, the coordinator. But that's the critical point in DID: maybe no one keeps track of the personalities, which is another reason why we speak of dissociative identities. 

The lady in above video might think to be the role dispatcher, but she doubts because of her 7 unknown personalities. Perhaps she herself is the mouthpiece of an unknown personality and that's scary.