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Nov 04, 2008, 02:08 AM
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Member Since: Jul 2008
Location: east of the sun, west of the moon
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hi there Coper,
yes it is usual for people with d.i.d. to not be able to express their anger - but this can also be true for people who were abused in life growing up or in a relationship that is abusive.
i'm trying to say that there can be many people who are afraid and have trouble expressing anger.
there are sticky notes at the top of the Dissociative Disorders category that may explain DID to you better and help you see if your husband's behavior seems to fit DID or not. you really need a qualified professional to help you all to deal with his problems - and perhaps yours too in living with his problems.
glad you're here stay awhile and ask all the questions you want. there are many supportive people here. hugs, 
leslie and her pixies
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