Nan has a new alter, Cliff, an alcoholic construction worker who eloquently describes his appearance so Jeremy can draw him in between lamenting about his inability to drink in Nan's body. He spends most of this
video talking about how he is very confused and doesn't really understand DID. He already knows words like alter and uses 'we' pronouns. Despite his confusion and struggle to connect with other alters he's more than happy to make a video introducing himself and talks in depths about DID despite being less than a week old and apparently not thrilled to exist.
Highlights include:
3:30 he talks about how he doesn't know the other alters but he says does know "the cat man" without any hint of irony which made my fucking day.
4:30 we get a dramatic close up for "Do not call me Clifford!!1!" which leads one to question why he introduced himself as Clifford in the first place.
4:40 he describes his life as a construction worker before he became a part of the system.
5:40 he describes his appearance and shows off some art of himself.
6:58 he talks about his first memories in Nan's body and explains that he literally exists because he wanted to take care of Chloe and cuck on Nan.
Fucking hilarious to me that DID is supposedly developed to protect yourself during trauma but this guy shows up to protect Chloe and her system instead of Nan and hers. Is that really how this shit works? Thoughts are with the Better Help therapist smiling and nodding through this car crash.
Meanwhile, Chloe is
posting about her #eatingdisorder during #quarantine. To ensure that her impressionable teenage fans with eating disorders feel particularly bad about themselves she's helpfully highlighted her weight and weight loss. Still no news about her new alter but I've got my fingers crossed for a dyke from the same construction site as Cliff.
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