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I said and he nodded. “According to her last therapist, it was easy to merge the other personalities together since Dot was a child, Patty had social anxiety and Michael displayed signs of OCD. However, Erica being the original refuses to accept Hannah who is completely opposite from her… Nice.” He explained. It was stated that what all of them had in common was me. The views of me were different but I was still the centre of their affection through my books. “I traced down Hannah but her tracks disappeared however when I tracked down Erica Wilson, I found a few interesting things. Do you know this person?” The investigator asked as he pulled out another set of pictures from his coat.

I'd never see Mamma and Papà again. Yes, I admit to being crazy. I had this weird looking lady that wanted me to believe she one of the ancestral mothers of the strongest, rarest clan of wolves. The xiene. And there was this part of me...or rather whole of me that existed outside my body and couldn't stop talking to save his life. Wasn't this what psychologists called DID? I had a split personality. Yes, I was a murderer. I had a role to play in Peggy's death. As the talker had said, I was civilly culpable. She'd died while trying to get out the sticky situation I had put her in.

He nervously closed the file, not knowing if he should let Samson see it or not. It was a diagnosis report. Dissociative Identity Disorder, otherwise known as split personality disorder. It was a kind of mental disorder. It was often confused with dyskinesia, which was named as Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD) in the earlier version of DSM, and later renamed as Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Split personalities meant that there was more than one personality (if there were only two personalities, it was called “dual personalities”), which was like having several souls living in one body.

There was a hint of annoyance mixed with urgency. The safe was unlocked, and within the safe, Frankie found numerous documents. Harris, Oliver. There was a thick medical file on Oliver. It was from a facility called Sunny Brooke Retreat Medical Facility. This piqued Frankie's curiosity. Flipping through the medical file, Frankie was confused. It stated that Oliver suffered from split personality disorder, obsessive fixation, and psychotic breaks. All were attributed to suffering from Dual-Wolf Syndrome. He was labelled as having a high risk of violent tendencies at the beginning of his treatment. By the end of the medical file, it is stated that the risk of recurrence was labelled as unlikel

He turned to look at Ethan, his eyes filling with the shock and fury of a man who'd just realized he'd been played. Patricia's jaw dropped. She looked at me, then at Ethan, as if truly seeing her cousin for the first time. The answer was self-evident. What kind of illness was that convenient? A split personality that only flared up when its host was unfaithful, that only showed its ugly side to his wife, and that never once surfaced in front of friends, family, or colleagues? Ethan stood there, isolated, seemingly grasping for a rebuttal. The house of lies he'd built over five years -- the fiction that had earned him endless excuses and sympathy -- collapsed in that moment. Professional anal

Lina and Zuko couldn't believe what they heard: "dissociative personality disorder." Zuko was particularly shocked. When he was young, he used to play in Jim's study. Jim was a mystery writer who often wrote about split personality disorder. Back then, Zuko didn't really understand it, so Jim patiently explained. "It's a mental disorder where a person sees themselves as different individuals, each with their own personalities, and they do things that don't make sense." Zuko had thought this only existed in stories. He never expected...

Besides, he was now acting as her doctor and not her friend . Letting out a heavy sigh, he began his diagnosis. " I have two news for you but I will start with the bad news. Your wife has a psychological disorder which makes it hard for her to stay in the darkness. In addition to that, there are certain events that could easily trigger her traumas. I believe you have some idea about her traumatic past. To some extent, it caused the patient to have split personality disorder in this case we call it Dissociative Identity Disorder or DID for short. Unlike others, she has only one other alter ego.

But he was also still standing in front of me, his golden eyes burning into mine, his hands still firm on my waist. My lips parted in shock. “H-how…” My voice cracked. “How are you… there?” A faint smirk tugged at the lips of the one in front of me, as if my confusion pleased him. His voice slid back into my mind, dark and smooth. Because I can split myself. Two bodies. One soul. I swallowed hard, my head spinning. It didn’t feel real. My mind screamed that this was wrong, unnatural. But my body didn’t back away.

“ When did you find out you had a split personality?” “ two months after my Mum died and I got it from her because she also had it, mine was triggered when she died and it was like a shield protecting me from myself. I went for therapy and was able to fuse all of my personalities together and since then I closed my heart to people. I didn’t want to get close to anyone and I just wanted to be in my own space, that made me turn out to be cruel and heartless until Pam came into the picture. It has been like that until this time until you and Bryan brought your drama into my life not to forget the creepy EQ” she answered, her voice was sounding distant and zeke knew she was hurt and it meant she

"I don't want this kid to be the reason that Rafael stays with me. Living with a psycho and his mood swings coupled with my raging hormones and a ginormous baby bump... we will kill each other for sure. In fact, I wanted to move out to my own place soon and was going to pack my stuff tonight." "You can pack your bags and threaten him, and when he takes you into his arms and confesses he can't live without you, you can tell him the good news too." "He will be like, 'oh wow, let's do it.' And the next hour, he will say, 'fuck off, I don't care about you or your baby!' I'm telling you, he has split personality disorder." "Talking about me?" Rafael stood by her door with arms crossed across his