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okay, so im not sure how this works, but here goes.
i found this community through saturniakitty (sorry, not so good with the l/j tags) on a fake l/j-er community, and reading through this ive become a bit confused as to my own situation.
ive always felt like there are others in my head and/or my body, ever since i was little. ive been told that i talk to someone when there's no one there, but i think that there is someone there or i don't even remember having that conversation. i also go through personality changes- i was diagnosed as bipolar, which seems to be explination enough for family and doctors, but it doesn't quite explain it all for me. ill be talking to someone and ill switch to someone else, sometimes making it a bit more confusing for people who don't know that i do that. there was even a point that i was "flickering" between three main, at which point i withdrew and became anti-social because it was easier. for a while i was explaining it to myself as manifestations of former lives and/or other beings (im pagan, so it fits with my belief system) but even that doesn't quite fit.
is there any chance that i /could/ be a multiple?
im kind of just looking for an explination. it gets difficult for me to deal with changing or flickering, and anything that makes sense might help me cope.
i found this community through saturniakitty (sorry, not so good with the l/j tags) on a fake l/j-er community, and reading through this ive become a bit confused as to my own situation.
ive always felt like there are others in my head and/or my body, ever since i was little. ive been told that i talk to someone when there's no one there, but i think that there is someone there or i don't even remember having that conversation. i also go through personality changes- i was diagnosed as bipolar, which seems to be explination enough for family and doctors, but it doesn't quite explain it all for me. ill be talking to someone and ill switch to someone else, sometimes making it a bit more confusing for people who don't know that i do that. there was even a point that i was "flickering" between three main, at which point i withdrew and became anti-social because it was easier. for a while i was explaining it to myself as manifestations of former lives and/or other beings (im pagan, so it fits with my belief system) but even that doesn't quite fit.
is there any chance that i /could/ be a multiple?
im kind of just looking for an explination. it gets difficult for me to deal with changing or flickering, and anything that makes sense might help me cope.
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btw, your icon is really interesting.
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*rolls on the floor*
I'm Rick, and Welcome.
Pack Collective (http://rickmacleod.bravehost.com/pack1.html)
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im noelle (at the moment anyways, although skit is around here somewhere too) and thank you for the welcome. ^_^
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*joins in rolling about on the floor laughing*
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heh, mine now. ^^
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*waits for opportunity to steal frosting back*
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Re: L
Re: L
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>_
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Often that's true, but... y'know, if you're working on healing, sooner of later you've got to talk about it. I run up against that one a lot; there's all this stuff that happened in my teens, and even though I'm 48 years old now, it still rips me up to even think about it, let alone write about it or, worse, talk about it. I have to, though - even if I write it only for myself, I can't hold it in silence forever.
Kír's the same way, only more so because he has less trust in people, and every time he writes something 'personal' he feels like he should delete his whole journal and never write anything again. He doesn't, but that's how it feels.
It's a big fat slap in the face to EVERYONE who's ever struggled to find the courage to talk about their pain, to say "if it was real you wouldn't tell anyone." That's exactly like telling a person who admits to suicidal ideation that if they were serious they'd just do it, not talk about it.
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sadly, my dad said that to me once. i had been hospitalised twice, was finally off of my meds, and was suicidal again. i said that, and that's what he came up with. i think i threw things at him.
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Someone I loved once said it to me, many years ago, and I thought it made sense. Thus I spent nine days in the Intensive Care Ward, and it would've been the morgue instead if my mother hadn't had one of her 'psychic flashes' and come home hours earlier than she was supposed to.
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-skit-
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