Is DID even real? Why do so many people have it now more then ever before in history? And why is it predominately a North American thing?

[Retard Jotaro]

I don't get it. People have gone through world wars, economic decline, starvation without a mention of having DID. And plus right at this very moment there's a vicious war between Ukraine and Russia that would DEFINITELY traumatize some people. People have seen their families members and their houses blown to bits and yet the only cases I hear of DID is within North American walls. If DID is a form of trauma repelent, then how come there isn't a massive DID boom elsewhere in the world? Like surely if only 2% of the world is diagnosed and there are so many more cases then that. Then surely we ought to report on DID in a place that isn't North America right?

 

[snailslime]

yes it's real, yes only a very low percentage of people have it.

faking mental disorders is uwu trendy

 

[Retink]

faking mental disorders is uwu trendy

You make complete sense now.

 

[DDBCAE CBAADCBE]

What’s DID?

 

[ICametoLurk]

What’s DID?

What I DID your mom with.

 

[The Southwest Strangla]

DID is real but it’s not common. 99.99% of people online just fake it to make them seem more interesting. They’re faggots who want attention.

 

[Nut-Roaster the 2nd]

Real-ish, imo. Like one can disassociate, but not to the extent of DID, unless they went though extremely severe mental/sexual/and physical abuse.
The ones that display it on social media are 99.9% fakers. The same can be said about a lot of mental illnesses displayed on social media, really.
Save for histrionic or narcissistic personalities. Those thrive on social media, yet no one wants to display THAT as an illness.

 

[stupid frog]

Real-ish, imo. Like one can disassociate, but not to the extent of DID, unless they went though extremely severe mental/sexual/and physical abuse.
The ones that display it on social media are 99.9% fakers. The same can be said about a lot of mental illnesses displayed on social media, really.
Save for histrionic or narcissistic personalities. Those thrive on social media, yet no one wants to display THAT as an illness.

People have also seemed to taken the word disassociation to mean like... spacing out of a conversation. Which lol no I don't think so bitch. You just weren't paying attention, it's not that deep. Might as well say you disassociated through your math class in high school.

That mini rant aside, I believe the same as NUT ROASTER.

No one will probably agree with me, and I can't fully explain my reasoning, but I think mental health issues are a first world problem. As in, we have the "luxury" to be afforded time to worry about that kind of thing.

 

[PaulBearer]

Oh I would get a job but everytime I try, Clive starts fronting who is a chronic masturbator which leads to predictable results.