Made by a DID system.
Please do not go after anyone claiming to be a system formed by anything other than trauma. I do not want anyone to be harmed because of their beliefs; this is just to destigmatize plurality & correct the misinformation that people who think non-disordered/nontraumagenic systems are valid/real have been exposed to.
For our own safety, we will not be putting our contact info anywhere on this URL. We do not want to be attacked for correcting beliefs that are incorrect.
INFO
Endogenic/Nontraumagenic systems are people who believe you can be plural without having trauma.
This group of people should be considered ableist. They claim that being plural isn't a disorder, when plurality is a disorder and is strictly caused by trauma. Some nontraumagenic supporters also believe that being plural is "fun."
- Some people who claim to be nontraumagenic systems probably do have trauma they aren't aware of.
- People who believe nontraumagenic systems are valid are spreading misinformation which can be extremely harmful to actual systems.
FACTS
- Plurality can only be caused by disorders because plurality in itself is a disorder.
- The only way for plurality to form is during repetitive childhood trauma.
- Alters are traumatized parts fragmented specifically through traumatic/stressful events.
- Plurality is caused by trauma. This has been proven several times.
- Dissociation is a stress response, chronic/pathological dissociation is a trauma response. Every dissociative disorder and disorder with dissociative symptoms is caused by trauma. (E.g. C-/PTSD, DPDR, BPD, etc...)
- You can have DID/OSDD even if you don't remember your trauma. Blocked memories may not resurface for years (or at all), even after a person has already been diagnosed.
- One of the reasons that DID develops is to protect you from the traumatic experience. In response to trauma, sometimes a child develops alters, or parts, as well as amnesic barriers. These barriers block the memories of the trauma so that you are better able to cope with life through teenage years & adulthood.
- 1980 was the first time dissociative identity disorder (DID) was officially written into the DSM (DSM-III). The more popular trauma model (TM) assumes dissociation is a result of severe trauma during childhood. It considers dissociation a result of repeated experiences of trauma at a young age, a so-to-speak survival strategy in which traumatic memories retreat into the subconscious. Thus, memories are unavailable to conscious awareness but later emerge as delineated, separate personalities or alters. This mechanism is thought to act as a coping strategy for stressful or triggering experiences throughout an individual's life
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