I'm too embarrassed to let anyone know of my DID because of how it's been presented through social media. Mine looks NOTHING like theirs do, so I feel like I'm a fake. I don't want to be one person, I like that I have another person to take on the harder stuff, or to keep me organized and get important things done. Is it OK to not want to treat my DID? I am in therapy and have been for 3 years to improve coping skills and there is a lot less switches, but to get 'rid' of it completely seems terrifying.
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I'm too embarrassed to let anyone know of my DID because of how it's been presented through social media. Mine looks NOTHING like theirs do, so I feel like I'm a fake. I don't want to be one person, I like that I have another person to take on the harder stuff, or to keep me organized and get important things done. Is it OK to not want to treat my DID? I am in therapy and have been for 3 years to improve coping skills and there is a lot less switches, but to get 'rid' of it completely seems terrifying.
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