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Originally Posted by loliielena
Firstly I know I need to see a professional about it but I’m very scared. I’m only asking for opinions maybe some guidance. I know you can’t diagnose me.
I’ll try to make this as short as possible. I was sexually abused for over 12 years and my coping mechanism has always been dissociating. And it’s always been a huge part of my life. When something traumatic happens I dissociate. When I can’t handle something I dissociate even with small things but I generally just have a lot of triggers. I thought it might be dissociative amnesia. But I black out on a consistent basis and based on documentaries and research, dissociative amnesia isn’t on a consistent basis DID is? I’ve always known I have some sort of dissociative disorder since I was very young when the abuse started. But I didn’t research it for a long time because I was scared.
I just recently got curious and now I’m like wow....... I could have DID.
I also am childlike in general but I have this other uh....... state of mind I call it. Where I black out and it literally feels like a little girl around 5 years old is taking over my body. And she feels so alone and has no one to talk too. She or I,... I don’t even know how to address her... wants friends but they see me as 22 not 5 and it makes her cry and feel so alone. It’s so confusing. She cries then I snap out of it. And I’m like wtf?
How do I make her not feel alone... she wants to play and be loved.
I black out and don’t remember getting to certain places, saying certain things etc.
Any opinion or advice is appreciated thanks a lot in advance.
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You don’t have to be alone with yourself. Treat her like the child she is with coloring books, stuffies, toys, finger foods, crayons, a playhouse.....
How can you have blackouts and yet know about the little? We call that co-conscience as we are the same.
And yes, DID is a switching between states of mind...alternated states= alters.
Our little Bobby loves fast food hamburgers. Every time we order he has to have his own small cheeseburger (nevermind the waist, lol)...
Just treat the child as she is...with attention and care....and there is her friend.