Are complimentary personalities and comfort with each other good signs when first talking to a woman?
Q. I have recently met a wonderful woman, and we have gotten very comfortable with each other very quickly and our personalities seem to compliment each other. Is this a good sign for this potential relationship?
Asked by bolinger81380 - Sun May 30 05:19:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have recently met a wonderful woman, and we have gotten very comfortable with each other very quickly and our personalities seem to compliment each other. Is this a good sign for this potential relationship?
Asked by bolinger81380 - Sun May 30 05:19:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the personalities of a dauchshund and a greyhound?
Q. I might be getting one of these dogs from the local no-kill pound, and I want to compare these personalities so I know which would make the best pet.
Asked by frostedpelt - Sat Nov 18 19:48:10 2006 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I had a wonderful Greyhound. She lived fourteen years. She was a retired track dog. She had some problems in the first year or two, but she overcame all of them. She was a great dog and I miss her to this day. I was a friend of someone who had two dachshunds. Both were wonderful little dogs. She did not have small children though. One was particularly good at going hiking with her and her two German Shepherds. He was a great little dog. Her other dachshund was always running off on her. She could not take that one hiking without a problem. I would take a greyhound over a dachshund anyday, but of course I did not own one. But I can say that over the dozens of dogs I have owned in my lifetime, my Annie the greyhound and Ginger, a… [cont.]
Answered by Animaholic - Sat Nov 18 20:21:49 2006
Q. I might be getting one of these dogs from the local no-kill pound, and I want to compare these personalities so I know which would make the best pet.
Asked by frostedpelt - Sat Nov 18 19:48:10 2006 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I had a wonderful Greyhound. She lived fourteen years. She was a retired track dog. She had some problems in the first year or two, but she overcame all of them. She was a great dog and I miss her to this day. I was a friend of someone who had two dachshunds. Both were wonderful little dogs. She did not have small children though. One was particularly good at going hiking with her and her two German Shepherds. He was a great little dog. Her other dachshund was always running off on her. She could not take that one hiking without a problem. I would take a greyhound over a dachshund anyday, but of course I did not own one. But I can say that over the dozens of dogs I have owned in my lifetime, my Annie the greyhound and Ginger, a… [cont.]
Answered by Animaholic - Sat Nov 18 20:21:49 2006
How many online personalities do you have?
Q. I have 3 seperate accounts for different purposes, one for fun stuff like Y.A, a family and friends contact site, and one for business and work related contacts. I have noticed that I have markedly different personalities and attitudes for all 3. How about you guys?
Asked by thricethebrindledcat - Mon Jan 12 15:13:39 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a separate account where I am a boy. I don't do this to decieve people but to get another perspective on things.
Answered by Magic - Mon Jan 12 15:25:38 2009
Q. I have 3 seperate accounts for different purposes, one for fun stuff like Y.A, a family and friends contact site, and one for business and work related contacts. I have noticed that I have markedly different personalities and attitudes for all 3. How about you guys?
Asked by thricethebrindledcat - Mon Jan 12 15:13:39 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a separate account where I am a boy. I don't do this to decieve people but to get another perspective on things.
Answered by Magic - Mon Jan 12 15:25:38 2009
How come I switch personalities around different people?
Q. I usually switch personalities when around different people... [I.E. - I'll hang out one friend and feel very upbeat carefree, and when around another friend I could feel dull and find myself disliking people around me, etc...] Hmm.
Asked by ? - Sat Sep 29 00:34:25 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people show a different 'face' to different people. It seems to be a basic instinct with humans to project what we think other people would like to see in us .
Answered by horicina - Sat Sep 29 01:38:51 2007
Q. I usually switch personalities when around different people... [I.E. - I'll hang out one friend and feel very upbeat carefree, and when around another friend I could feel dull and find myself disliking people around me, etc...] Hmm.
Asked by ? - Sat Sep 29 00:34:25 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people show a different 'face' to different people. It seems to be a basic instinct with humans to project what we think other people would like to see in us .
Answered by horicina - Sat Sep 29 01:38:51 2007
How do people judge the personalities of attractive people?
Q. I heard that people generally assume that people who are "obviously attractive" have bland personalities. This of course is before people actually get to know them. Do you feel this way? Why or why not? I'll answer, too (for once). I will say that when I see people who I believe society considers "obviously attractive" my first assumption is that they're more outgoing and extroverted, which may or may not be a good thing depending on my mood. Discuss.
Asked by Qwerty - Fri Nov 6 17:45:08 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm guilty of this assumption, and to be honest, in most cases I'm right. They tend to be more self-centered than most, and their values are different from mine. Yeah they can be charismatic and social, but it still says nothing about their true personality. Although, I try to veer from making such judgments before knowing the person.
Answered by JAN - Fri Nov 6 17:54:32 2009
Q. I heard that people generally assume that people who are "obviously attractive" have bland personalities. This of course is before people actually get to know them. Do you feel this way? Why or why not? I'll answer, too (for once). I will say that when I see people who I believe society considers "obviously attractive" my first assumption is that they're more outgoing and extroverted, which may or may not be a good thing depending on my mood. Discuss.
Asked by Qwerty - Fri Nov 6 17:45:08 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm guilty of this assumption, and to be honest, in most cases I'm right. They tend to be more self-centered than most, and their values are different from mine. Yeah they can be charismatic and social, but it still says nothing about their true personality. Although, I try to veer from making such judgments before knowing the person.
Answered by JAN - Fri Nov 6 17:54:32 2009
What is the largest recorded number of multiple personalities within a single individual?
Q. I've heard of people with DID having upwards of 20 multiple personalities so I'm curious, what is the largest number of personalities recorded within a single person? Also, if it's not too much to ask, I would appreciate it if you could link the source of your information, thanks.
Asked by jaralax - Sat Dec 19 00:06:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of sites that discuss large numbers of "alter egos" and their validity:
Answered by Jenny from the block - Sat Dec 19 00:28:57 2009
Q. I've heard of people with DID having upwards of 20 multiple personalities so I'm curious, what is the largest number of personalities recorded within a single person? Also, if it's not too much to ask, I would appreciate it if you could link the source of your information, thanks.
Asked by jaralax - Sat Dec 19 00:06:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of sites that discuss large numbers of "alter egos" and their validity:
Answered by Jenny from the block - Sat Dec 19 00:28:57 2009
is copying other personalities from tv or movies good or bad a disorder?
Q. Like lets say you watching a movie but there is a little girl and you start acting like her days later. You don't remember the movie or wasn't even thinking about it you just start to act like her. Now lets say your old enough, past childhood and your still acting and copying personalities, but what if your copying a personality from someone bad and you can't stop? This happens to children a lot but what if your older?
Asked by anna - Tue Dec 22 23:25:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never heard of a copying disorder but I'm open to believe it might exist. Are you sure that you or someone you know always does this or has it only happened a few times. Is the condition serious? Can hey make themselves stop copying others? (are you just worrying too much?) I wouldn't say this copying problem is bad unless is causes a serious problem (getting fired or suspended from school etc..) If the "copying condition/disorder?" thing happens for a really long time maybe it is bad that they can't stop, then yes they probably should see a therapist, psychiatrist or maybe a hypnotist. but if the person with the "copying problem" is autistic or something it might just be typical behavior.. but yeah.. even still - if the problem… [cont.]
Answered by Thrakk - Tue Dec 22 23:47:01 2009
Q. Like lets say you watching a movie but there is a little girl and you start acting like her days later. You don't remember the movie or wasn't even thinking about it you just start to act like her. Now lets say your old enough, past childhood and your still acting and copying personalities, but what if your copying a personality from someone bad and you can't stop? This happens to children a lot but what if your older?
Asked by anna - Tue Dec 22 23:25:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never heard of a copying disorder but I'm open to believe it might exist. Are you sure that you or someone you know always does this or has it only happened a few times. Is the condition serious? Can hey make themselves stop copying others? (are you just worrying too much?) I wouldn't say this copying problem is bad unless is causes a serious problem (getting fired or suspended from school etc..) If the "copying condition/disorder?" thing happens for a really long time maybe it is bad that they can't stop, then yes they probably should see a therapist, psychiatrist or maybe a hypnotist. but if the person with the "copying problem" is autistic or something it might just be typical behavior.. but yeah.. even still - if the problem… [cont.]
Answered by Thrakk - Tue Dec 22 23:47:01 2009
Is it possible to have Multiple Personality Disorder but know and even monitor your multiple personalities?
Q. I act completely different around completely different groups of people. I understand this sounds usual, but I feel as if I adopt several personalities and they all have strong ethics that contradict each other. And I allow certain personalities of myself to come out during certain situations. I let out a persona that I know can handle a specific situation. Is this just a light form of MPD? If such a personality disorder existed, what would it be classified as?
Asked by nikkita* - Mon Jun 8 19:19:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's not a multiple personality disorder. A dissociative identity disorder (multiple personalities) consist of one or more personalities that may or may not be aware of each others' presence. Only one personality can be conscious at a time. They can alternate themselves to bring another personality out, but you can't really control them. I'm guessing you're just adapting to different social situations, but indecisive about your personal beliefs?
Answered by Alexander - Mon Jun 8 19:48:35 2009
Q. I act completely different around completely different groups of people. I understand this sounds usual, but I feel as if I adopt several personalities and they all have strong ethics that contradict each other. And I allow certain personalities of myself to come out during certain situations. I let out a persona that I know can handle a specific situation. Is this just a light form of MPD? If such a personality disorder existed, what would it be classified as?
Asked by nikkita* - Mon Jun 8 19:19:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's not a multiple personality disorder. A dissociative identity disorder (multiple personalities) consist of one or more personalities that may or may not be aware of each others' presence. Only one personality can be conscious at a time. They can alternate themselves to bring another personality out, but you can't really control them. I'm guessing you're just adapting to different social situations, but indecisive about your personal beliefs?
Answered by Alexander - Mon Jun 8 19:48:35 2009
How would you create personalities for characters?
Q. Im just experimenting with a story im writing, and im wondering how do you create great personalities for characters. For example; how would you make the main character's personality stronger than the second main character and etc. ?
Asked by m e g g e r s (: - Sun Dec 27 18:37:04 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Several ways: -steal them - borrow ideas from other characters in literature -base them on real people -mix up different characters' personalities and traits... -read great & ancient works of literature and look for character archetypes (the fool, the villain, the hero, Falstaff, Romeo, whatever) and base yours off of them. -Make them up as you go along - sometimes as you write, the characters develop themselves. One thing I recommend to writers I teach is to make a sheet of paper or a file for each character - kind of like a dossier - and create all the necessary traits for the story on each one. Maybe physical characteristics, like height and weight or hair color, but also things like "likes foreign cars" or "drinks only coffee"… [cont.]
Answered by Doonesbury - Sun Dec 27 18:47:28 2009
Q. Im just experimenting with a story im writing, and im wondering how do you create great personalities for characters. For example; how would you make the main character's personality stronger than the second main character and etc. ?
Asked by m e g g e r s (: - Sun Dec 27 18:37:04 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Several ways: -steal them - borrow ideas from other characters in literature -base them on real people -mix up different characters' personalities and traits... -read great & ancient works of literature and look for character archetypes (the fool, the villain, the hero, Falstaff, Romeo, whatever) and base yours off of them. -Make them up as you go along - sometimes as you write, the characters develop themselves. One thing I recommend to writers I teach is to make a sheet of paper or a file for each character - kind of like a dossier - and create all the necessary traits for the story on each one. Maybe physical characteristics, like height and weight or hair color, but also things like "likes foreign cars" or "drinks only coffee"… [cont.]
Answered by Doonesbury - Sun Dec 27 18:47:28 2009
What are the benefits of having different temperaments and personalities working together in a single work en?
Q. What are the benefits of having different temperaments and personalities working together in a single work environment?
Asked by PeaceNmiddleEast - Mon Jun 15 22:42:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone has his/her own strengths, and can work on different aspects of the project.
Answered by Tracy H - Mon Jun 15 22:47:37 2009
Q. What are the benefits of having different temperaments and personalities working together in a single work environment?
Asked by PeaceNmiddleEast - Mon Jun 15 22:42:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone has his/her own strengths, and can work on different aspects of the project.
Answered by Tracy H - Mon Jun 15 22:47:37 2009
What were the main ideas and who were the major personalities associated with the Liberalism and Conservatism?
Q. What were the main ideas and who were the major personalities associated with the Liberalism and Conservatism. In the early 19th century? What influenced the thoughts of the Liberaks and the Conservatives?
Asked by Mojanie - Sat Sep 20 12:03:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes...
Answered by tim. - Sat Sep 20 12:10:56 2008
Q. What were the main ideas and who were the major personalities associated with the Liberalism and Conservatism. In the early 19th century? What influenced the thoughts of the Liberaks and the Conservatives?
Asked by Mojanie - Sat Sep 20 12:03:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes...
Answered by tim. - Sat Sep 20 12:10:56 2008
How many multiple personalities does Vicky have and who are they?
Q. I know there's Tommy, Jean Randolph and Nikki Smith, But I forgot who the other two were. Also what yr did the personalities first appear?
Asked by deb2rule - Thu Nov 20 11:44:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nikki Smith (the slut) Jean Randolph (the controller) Tori (her alter - who actually 'killed' Victor Lord) Tommy (a very angry teenage boy) Princess (a frightened little girl who cries a lot) Victor Lord (a manifestation of her father who does not have her best interests at heart) Nikki Smith was the first to appear, and that was long, long time ago, in 1968.
Answered by HipHopGrandma - Thu Nov 20 11:55:14 2008
Q. I know there's Tommy, Jean Randolph and Nikki Smith, But I forgot who the other two were. Also what yr did the personalities first appear?
Asked by deb2rule - Thu Nov 20 11:44:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nikki Smith (the slut) Jean Randolph (the controller) Tori (her alter - who actually 'killed' Victor Lord) Tommy (a very angry teenage boy) Princess (a frightened little girl who cries a lot) Victor Lord (a manifestation of her father who does not have her best interests at heart) Nikki Smith was the first to appear, and that was long, long time ago, in 1968.
Answered by HipHopGrandma - Thu Nov 20 11:55:14 2008
What do you call someone with two personalities?
Q. I have two personalities and i know about two of them, do people call that split personalities?
Asked by Riko - Sun May 30 06:15:09 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dual personalities. Split Personality disorder. Bipolar. <~~ That one is more targetted with emotions
Answered by Common Sense - Sun May 30 06:17:20 2010
Q. I have two personalities and i know about two of them, do people call that split personalities?
Asked by Riko - Sun May 30 06:15:09 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dual personalities. Split Personality disorder. Bipolar. <~~ That one is more targetted with emotions
Answered by Common Sense - Sun May 30 06:17:20 2010
How would you describe the characters personalities from the Diary of Anne Frank using adjectives?
Q. Do you know how to describe the personalities of the characters below?? Diary of Anne Frank: Mrs. Frank Margot Mr. Van Daan Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Dussel thanks for your help!
Asked by taylorrayne0901 - Thu May 28 17:28:38 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mrs. Frank-Nice, caring, thoughtful, scared. Margot- pretty,smart, intelligent, afraid, sometimes lonely. Mr. Van Daan- Manly, keeps to himself, lonely, argumentive. Mrs. Van Daan- mean, unthoughtful, overexagerrative, very afraid. Mr. Dussel- uncooperative, selfish.
Answered by Vivian Kaspar - Thu May 28 17:35:34 2009
Q. Do you know how to describe the personalities of the characters below?? Diary of Anne Frank: Mrs. Frank Margot Mr. Van Daan Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Dussel thanks for your help!
Asked by taylorrayne0901 - Thu May 28 17:28:38 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mrs. Frank-Nice, caring, thoughtful, scared. Margot- pretty,smart, intelligent, afraid, sometimes lonely. Mr. Van Daan- Manly, keeps to himself, lonely, argumentive. Mrs. Van Daan- mean, unthoughtful, overexagerrative, very afraid. Mr. Dussel- uncooperative, selfish.
Answered by Vivian Kaspar - Thu May 28 17:35:34 2009
What's the difference between tough and rough when you are talking about personalities?
Q. I know the difference between a tough fighter and a rough fighter, but what is the differnece between tough and rough when you are describing a tough guy's and a rough guy's personalities? Please let me know. Thank you.
Asked by Jason G. - Wed Nov 25 16:21:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Someone tough would be someone who endured a lot of psychological or possibly physical punishment and still got out of it alright. Think like someone who gets kidnapped, raped, kept prisoner and finally their family pays for their liberation. Someone rough would be someone that lacks tact, too direct.
Answered by unknown - Wed Nov 25 16:32:06 2009
Q. I know the difference between a tough fighter and a rough fighter, but what is the differnece between tough and rough when you are describing a tough guy's and a rough guy's personalities? Please let me know. Thank you.
Asked by Jason G. - Wed Nov 25 16:21:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Someone tough would be someone who endured a lot of psychological or possibly physical punishment and still got out of it alright. Think like someone who gets kidnapped, raped, kept prisoner and finally their family pays for their liberation. Someone rough would be someone that lacks tact, too direct.
Answered by unknown - Wed Nov 25 16:32:06 2009
What personalities go with certain instruments?
Q. What personalities go with: Clarinet, Oboe, Flute/Piccolo, Trombone, Tuba, Baritone, All types of Saxophones, Trumpets, Percussion, Piano, and any other string instruments. I mean with your experience are certain instruments certsin types of people?(e.g. flutes are hyper)
Asked by dancepeach5 - Fri Aug 15 13:21:47 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the oboeists i know are highly spiritual & overly inteelectual. flute players; have a rep for being ditzy that is not really deserved-most that i know are charachter assassins! (piccolo players want to take over the world) clarinet players are an odd bunch-everything from class clown to perfectionists to lazy sods,... sax? well lets just say they are oversaxed! horn; brightest players in band & victim of some of the cruelest band geek jokes trumpet players; think they are god trombonists; introverted pervs who eventually become bombastic baritone & tuba; the true super heroes drummers; intelligent extroverted pervs who would rule the world (if their girlfriends let them) guitarists; some are worse than trumpet players violinists;… [cont.]
Answered by parkermbg - Fri Aug 15 23:05:18 2008
Q. What personalities go with: Clarinet, Oboe, Flute/Piccolo, Trombone, Tuba, Baritone, All types of Saxophones, Trumpets, Percussion, Piano, and any other string instruments. I mean with your experience are certain instruments certsin types of people?(e.g. flutes are hyper)
Asked by dancepeach5 - Fri Aug 15 13:21:47 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the oboeists i know are highly spiritual & overly inteelectual. flute players; have a rep for being ditzy that is not really deserved-most that i know are charachter assassins! (piccolo players want to take over the world) clarinet players are an odd bunch-everything from class clown to perfectionists to lazy sods,... sax? well lets just say they are oversaxed! horn; brightest players in band & victim of some of the cruelest band geek jokes trumpet players; think they are god trombonists; introverted pervs who eventually become bombastic baritone & tuba; the true super heroes drummers; intelligent extroverted pervs who would rule the world (if their girlfriends let them) guitarists; some are worse than trumpet players violinists;… [cont.]
Answered by parkermbg - Fri Aug 15 23:05:18 2008
What does it mean to dream of waking up and seeing multiples of yourself, all different personalities?
Q. I had a vivid dream where I woke up and in my room were at least 8 people that looked like me but they all had different personalities from myself. Some were even talking between themselves trying to figure out why they were even there and who they were. Next thing I know I really woke up and the room was empty.
Asked by Kelly - Mon Dec 14 18:26:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, I hope you didn't watch movie like Multiplicities or any sci fi movie about cloning. If so, that some sort of role playing or play back of your movie experience. However, projecting yourself in a different forms, personalities could suggest that there may be something in life that you feel unsure, uncertain about. Being a multiple selves could mean you want to seek the right and true possible self. In other words, there may be things you feel not content about, perhaps about yourself, or how others see you, projecting seeing different personalities is a symbolic way to say you are trying to seek the perfect you to satisfy your subconscious need. Those people trying to figure out why they (you in them) were there added the… [cont.]
Answered by YourDreamDoc - Mon Dec 14 20:13:05 2009
Q. I had a vivid dream where I woke up and in my room were at least 8 people that looked like me but they all had different personalities from myself. Some were even talking between themselves trying to figure out why they were even there and who they were. Next thing I know I really woke up and the room was empty.
Asked by Kelly - Mon Dec 14 18:26:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, I hope you didn't watch movie like Multiplicities or any sci fi movie about cloning. If so, that some sort of role playing or play back of your movie experience. However, projecting yourself in a different forms, personalities could suggest that there may be something in life that you feel unsure, uncertain about. Being a multiple selves could mean you want to seek the right and true possible self. In other words, there may be things you feel not content about, perhaps about yourself, or how others see you, projecting seeing different personalities is a symbolic way to say you are trying to seek the perfect you to satisfy your subconscious need. Those people trying to figure out why they (you in them) were there added the… [cont.]
Answered by YourDreamDoc - Mon Dec 14 20:13:05 2009
How do I tell my parents I have multiple personalities?
Q. I'm 15, and I have talked to my school phyciatrist, she noticed I was having black outs and always acting differently through out the day. We talked and she said that I have multiple personalities. That was about 2 years ago and now it's only gotten worse. Some really don't have problems but there's a few that are sucidal... I'm able to maintain them to the point where I really don't have to worry. I've told a few people just so they can watch me and make sure Nothing bad happens. But I'm wondering if I should tell my parents. My dad is part of the reason I have mpd but he didn't really mean to (long story(mental abuse)). My mom is really laid back and has had problems in her past so she would know where i'm coming from (her older… [cont.]
Asked by lackofaname170 - Tue Jul 10 21:40:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely tell your folks. Even though you may be able to contain any self-destructive parts, there are many other things in your life that DID will effect if not treated. And it is so very treatable. I would recommend that you seek therapy from someone who has experience in treating the disorder as it is something of a specialty. I am very surprised that your school doc caught it, so I would have it confirmed by a specialist. The following is an excerpt from some of my previous posts on DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder as it is now called) and I'm posting it for your information only and thought it may also help you to explain it to your folks if you do in fact recognize yourself in the following description: DID (MPD) DID is the… [cont.]
Answered by Opester - Tue Jul 10 22:21:48 2007
Q. I'm 15, and I have talked to my school phyciatrist, she noticed I was having black outs and always acting differently through out the day. We talked and she said that I have multiple personalities. That was about 2 years ago and now it's only gotten worse. Some really don't have problems but there's a few that are sucidal... I'm able to maintain them to the point where I really don't have to worry. I've told a few people just so they can watch me and make sure Nothing bad happens. But I'm wondering if I should tell my parents. My dad is part of the reason I have mpd but he didn't really mean to (long story(mental abuse)). My mom is really laid back and has had problems in her past so she would know where i'm coming from (her older… [cont.]
Asked by lackofaname170 - Tue Jul 10 21:40:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely tell your folks. Even though you may be able to contain any self-destructive parts, there are many other things in your life that DID will effect if not treated. And it is so very treatable. I would recommend that you seek therapy from someone who has experience in treating the disorder as it is something of a specialty. I am very surprised that your school doc caught it, so I would have it confirmed by a specialist. The following is an excerpt from some of my previous posts on DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder as it is now called) and I'm posting it for your information only and thought it may also help you to explain it to your folks if you do in fact recognize yourself in the following description: DID (MPD) DID is the… [cont.]
Answered by Opester - Tue Jul 10 22:21:48 2007
If someone with multiple personalities threatens to kill himself, is it considered a hostage situation?
Q. If someone with multiple personalities threatens to kill himself, is it considered a hostage situation?
Asked by MrBongHead - Mon Nov 24 05:29:33 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Answer Only If The Person Crosses State Lines. Then The FBI Will Make A Ruling On This Case. Most Never Get To Court. But Some End Up On TV Sitcoms Answer In Canada the law is so crazy regarding such things that it's difficult to see where the law actually protects the victim and a possible suicidal person is a victim in most cases. Here, if someone threatens to jump off a bridge (most do it just because no one is listening to how much they hurt and can't afford the help) and they are saved by police/firemen then they can be charged! Rarely does it stick and the person ends up where they really want to be for help ... in the psychiatric ward of a hospital. In most cases the person isn't crazy at all, but needs help and unfortunately,… [cont.]
Answered by the cracker - Mon Nov 24 10:16:32 2008
Q. If someone with multiple personalities threatens to kill himself, is it considered a hostage situation?
Asked by MrBongHead - Mon Nov 24 05:29:33 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Answer Only If The Person Crosses State Lines. Then The FBI Will Make A Ruling On This Case. Most Never Get To Court. But Some End Up On TV Sitcoms Answer In Canada the law is so crazy regarding such things that it's difficult to see where the law actually protects the victim and a possible suicidal person is a victim in most cases. Here, if someone threatens to jump off a bridge (most do it just because no one is listening to how much they hurt and can't afford the help) and they are saved by police/firemen then they can be charged! Rarely does it stick and the person ends up where they really want to be for help ... in the psychiatric ward of a hospital. In most cases the person isn't crazy at all, but needs help and unfortunately,… [cont.]
Answered by the cracker - Mon Nov 24 10:16:32 2008
Should you get divorced because you have different personalities?
Q. We have been married 4 years. He is very positive and optimistic and open, I am negative and shy and have been depressed recently. We feel that our personalities just don't fit together and we ignored this when we were in the early stages of being in love. I don't know if counseling will help because I don't see a solution to this problem- we can change our personalities.
Asked by Jen and Alex h - Sat May 9 11:09:53 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Counseling and possibly certain prescriptions may help you and the marriage. Being negative and depressed all the time is not only a detriment to you but to every one around you. You really need to find your self some help.
Answered by Darrick - Sat May 9 11:17:31 2009
Q. We have been married 4 years. He is very positive and optimistic and open, I am negative and shy and have been depressed recently. We feel that our personalities just don't fit together and we ignored this when we were in the early stages of being in love. I don't know if counseling will help because I don't see a solution to this problem- we can change our personalities.
Asked by Jen and Alex h - Sat May 9 11:09:53 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Counseling and possibly certain prescriptions may help you and the marriage. Being negative and depressed all the time is not only a detriment to you but to every one around you. You really need to find your self some help.
Answered by Darrick - Sat May 9 11:17:31 2009
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Sun, 18 Jul 2010 06:59:48 GMT+00:00
Sioux Falls Argus Leader What aspect of the wedding most reflected you and your husband: The casual, laid-back atmosphere of the wedding fit Kim and Dylan's personalities to a tee. ...
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Persona non grata
Sun, 18 Jul 2010 15:38:56 GM
I came across Candy Darling by mistake when I was searching some data about Andy Warhol. Well, apparently Candy Darling was a beautiful transgender woman and a brilliant actress. Although she died at a very young age (29), people still ...
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