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Originally Posted by Scotch
We kind of keep it as a closed thing too. We're worried that sooner or later we're going to end up saying "We" instead of "I" and the person we'd be talking to would probably start questioning us about it and we'll have to play it off somehow. 😳 Haha.
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In the past before I was diagnosed with DID I would refer to myself as "we". It would be like if I was leaving, I might say to someone "we got to go". I was referring to the idea of "me, myself and I". I didn't know why I thought of myself in the plural but if I was asked why I said we I would just reply "me, myself and I". The odd thing is that feeling and response never felt out of sync. It felt like me and I never asked myself about it. I honestly believed everyone felt like that. I still can't connect to my t when she explains to me how she thinks. When she is telling me I can't really understand what she is saying. I understand the words just not as something real. Maybe how someone without DID might see me.