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Having multiple personalities or identities is not, per se, a disorder in itself. It requires dissociation and a lack of control of your personality to be a dis
by toomanybeersies 6y ago
Having multiple personalities or identities is not, per se, a disorder in itself. It requires dissociation and a lack of control of your personality to be a disorder.
- proverbialbunny 6y agoTechnically, to qualify as a psychological disorder it must cause a disadvantage to the sufferer. So, eg, if DID causes memory compartmentalization, that is a disadvantage so that alone can qualify DID as a disorder.