“I’m Transitioning Because My Headmates Are Trans Men”

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  3. Impressive mustache..and great ur enabling her..she wants attention..and ur anxiety clam is a joke..from what..u have no idea what true anxiety is..go do a tour in the corps then u may..

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  8. I’ve met one person when I was a crisis counsellor who said she was DID, and I can swear everything about her face, eyes, speech pattern and personality changed with switching. It wasn’t some weird shaking of the head and a slightly different voice. She couldn’t summon her alters like TikTokers apparently can. And this woman couldn’t speak English and needed an interpreter who didn’t believe her (and was alone in a foreign country). Can you imagine what she went through, and understand the pain caused for people like her, by people who enjoy the attention they get by faking?

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  9. Didn’t even watch the whole video through yet but from what I understand, DID is how children who went through traumatic experiences deal with that truama. Their brain stops developing in the right ways and breaks off into different identities and all of those identities main goal is to protect the host. So already I guess I just don’t see this person transitioning as logical based on what we know about DID. Fine the host is not happy, those identities are there to protect them and basically make that person happy, free from dealing with any truama. If they knew that the host would be completely unhappy with this transition, it just doesn’t make sense that they would actually want her to go through with it, right? What y’all think?

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  10. Never trust a doctor that's talking about a product, alone on a video, MASKED UP. Seriously… unfortunately, I think pretty much everyone on these tiktoks is faking their "systems". It's all seeking attention and they are getting it because tiktok rots the brain and makes you addicted to it.

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  11. Ariella, the extreme rarity of these diagnoses means one needs to question the assessment process, the competence of the clinician, the quality of their credentials, etc. You should consult with research psychologists for input on these matters before talking about them. Clinical psychologists and psychiatrists are far more likely to believe in the validity of these extremely rare findings than a research psychologist.

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  12. Ok, so the moral of her story is what a victim she is, blaming parents for fucking her up ( and not her need for attention), talking about haw hard it is to deal with something (while seeking therapy and approval, likes, subs and validity online) and putting this off on DID, which, is real, but not as messed up as this person is making it out to be. The internet is not Therapy. You don't buy your medical treatment from a plumber, why do you get your therapy online. Ugh, not sorry, don't feel for her. She is just another person who would film her house on fire instead of getting out and calling 911, then milk it for everything its worth.

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  13. This is why neruological conditions should not be diagnosed by social media. If you aren't willing to get a professional diagnosis, you know you're full of shit.

    Proper counselling can help people work through issues and turn someone tbinking they have a certain condition to someone realising 'oh ive been seeking validation from online strangers at the expense of my sense of self and undependence'

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  14. I just stumbled upon your page yesterday and subscribed and I’ve watched many of your videos now I really like the way you broadcast I really like the way you think I think you’re very intelligent person and I really enjoy your videos thank you and also thank you for speaking out and having a voice

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  15. Surprised u don't actually get along with blaire white she's quite normal unlike that noah finnce Samantha lux and whoever else. Watched a few of their videos bitching about u and I think they're idiots. Calling u trans phobic lol like I said anything is trans phobic to them…any opinions that don't align with theirs is therefore trans phobic ….they are all Losers. Maybe if they stopped adding strange words and pronouns up we would have more time for them

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  16. I'm still able to walk for now, but facing paralysis of my legs. Though I will still feel them, and I will feel them deteriorate, I won't be able to move them. My facet arthritis in my lumbar is severing my femoral nerves. There is nothing docs can do but "keep me comfortable. " though nothing as of yet is working. My legs will spasm for no reason or every muscle will tighten making me freeze up. Or they will give out. Until I'm in a chair, I will keep walking as much as I can. I cannot for the life of me, understand why someone would want to be disabled. I haven't even lost my legs yet and miss so much of what I've lost and I'm already grieving what I will lose further. I miss being able to walk up and down stairs. Or how I will probably never get to see Japan as I want too as the country isn't wheelchair friendly. Being able to drive once I can't. Though we are going to try to make it so I can. Being able to hail a taxi if needed without asking for a wheelchair friendly one. Swimming. Going to the beach. I can't do that now as my walker wouldn't work in the sand. These people need help not surgery.

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  19. Every person pushing this ideology, doesn’t even realize, they are supporting an anti LGB movement. This is a backlash against marriage equality, and folks are trying so hard, to attach this to us, to make people turn away from us.

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  20. This ideology was created, as a backlash against marriage equality and the increasing acceptance of LGB. What better way to destroy a groups reputation, than creating nonsense, and pinning it on the LGB community? The LGB acceptance rate is going down so fast, we can’t even just be human, without people assuming we are these “pronoun people.” We didn’t come up with pronouns, straight people did. We aren’t medicalizing our children, straight parents are doing it. When this blows over, this will be pinned on the LGB community, and we will be blamed for this, when we aren’t responsible for it.
    Everyday I hear people regretting supporting my marriage, because they see this stuff, and that’s the agenda of this troons, turn people away from LGB folks, so our rights can be stripped from us, and nobody would care. Once that happens, LGB will never have equal rights in this lifetime, because people will be hesitant to support us, after seeing what happened with this troons stuff.

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  21. I’m calling BS on this woman. She’s so in control and knowledgeable about what she’s saying that it’s clearly rehearsed. Either that, or I’m wrong and multiple-personality disorder is COMPLETELY different to how it was understood when I studied it back in the dark days before social media

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  24. If you're still having trouble with anxiety, and residuals of any abuse, facing the recurring memories always helped me. Getting triggered and staying with the emotion, not fighting it or helping it along or wishing it would go away. No bias whatsoever as much as i can. It helps me detach and distinguish myself fully from what happened to me. I just have to let go of reacting to it. I just BE, y'know? I have times where i just stop and let go of everything as if it weren't my own, and all the pandemonium happening is not a part of me anymore. It's just happening around me or in my body (like a panic attack), but not to my soul. At that moment, i get to question it all. When i ask the right questions like, "What exactly is happening right now?" "What am i feeling?" "What caused this feeling?" "When did it start?" "Why did i react this way in the first place?". At that point, i feel the anxiett is released. Sometimes i find it helpful to just take care of myself, be gentle with me, remind me of something to look forward to and everything i love. There are still times where the anxiety gets outta hand, and i know it's a matter of grounding myself. Looking into spirituality like chakras and crystals could help you, just don't be manipulated by anyone's dogma because there's too much of it out there, seriously. The foods you eat, biochemistry (including your brain and gut), radiation, and your alkalinity effect you too.

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  28. Psychology is a con they have no idea what they’re doing you can go to psychiatrist office and just lift off the symptoms of whatever mental illness you want to have then they diagnose you with it

    It’s such a scam you can’t fake a broken leg. These psychiatrist have no idea what they’re doing they’re making it up as they go on think about how great lobotomies were seen by the mental health professionals it’s crazy.

    And they have no life experiences they went to college for like 8 to 12 years and think they have the ability to counsel people they don’t even live a real life I don’t even have a job

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  32. Oh boy. You mentioned an alternate therapy for the coof. This video will be gone soon. Don't you know that anything that doesn't directly contribute to the "big 3" bio company's bottom lines is dangerous misinformation? Silly rational thinker.

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  36. I remember this bit from the movie soap dish where whoopie goldberg plays a writer and she is asked by the tv station to write for a character who got decapitated in a previous episode. "How can i write for a guy who doesn't have a head?" She asks. Talk about life imitating art.

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  43. As someone in the "real" BIID community…… The Amputesta is the best BIID joke ever existed.
    I know by tumblr logic maybe I should get triggered for some kind of appropriation, but I just can't do it, it's too funny XD

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  45. My therapist is suggesting DID as a diagnosis for me, and honestly, the way people are trying to claim having it, without having professionals, and it also being such a controversy socially, is terrifying me. Like the whole spectrum of people giving off representations, mixed with the internet's discussion, just makes me want to curl away and hide. I'm just trying to get help and live, whatever I have. I wish I didn't need to worry about things like this.

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