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Originally Posted by MobiusPsyche
If it's real for part of you, doesn't that make it worth working on? Just a thought....
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That is what I try to do. There is some cognitive dissonance to work through there. Like, when the inner ones come forward I accept them as true. I accept their stories and experiences, because I feel and know that it is their truth. I know they are not lying.
So in those moments it's all good.
But.
That stuff did not happen to
me. It is not possible for it to be a part of
my story.
I accept both of these positions as personal truth.
I was skyping with my DID friend the other night about this very topic. Her front ANP

feels the same way about it as me. At least that helps me to know that this cognitive dissonance about trauma memories is a real 'thing' in DID. Because I KNOW my friend's experience was real, even if she doesn't.
I see the whole picture of her and her alters. My ANP friend, like me, only fully sees hers.