I feel like i'm 3 different people.

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Right so the title explains it all. I've been having this issue for about a year or so. Confused? I'll just go ahead and elaborate.

I feel like there's three different people in me, with different personalities, names, likes/dislikes, genders, sexuality and so on. For example; I'd be "channeling" a heterosexual girly girl one day, and the next day I'd be "channeling" an asexual man, and the day after I'd be "channeling" an androgynous pansexual. This is becoming a problem to me because I've noticed that I get upset one my family/friends call me by my birth name, when I'm channeling someone else. Recently, I've started ignoring them (unconsciously) which often results in conflicts (especially with my parents). I'm not open to the idea of seeing a psychiatrist yet but I'd probably have to go and talk to one pretty soon in order to get this sorted. Plus, I'd like to know if anyone is currently going through a similar problem and would like to pass on some handy advice down here? Please? (: Anyways, thanks for reading and have a good day!

PS: I'd like to note that I'm not being "fake" by presenting myself as different people. I don't change my identity and personality with different people. And no, I don't think that what I'm presenting are my "alter-egos". It's just, tough to explain. AARGH!

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  • Avant-Garde
    9 years ago

    Tri-gender?

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  • campbellrt
    11 years ago

    You have hyperactive-multiple-personality-disorder. Get a psychiatrist immediately!

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  • shade_ilmaendu
    11 years ago

    Well it's not Dissasociative Identity Disorder (aka multiple personalities) but it does seem like you're suffering some identity dissilusion. To have true multiple personalities is not a very common thing at all. Generally a person with DID is not aware of the alters and will have "blackout" periods in which the others take over. Generally this occurs as the aftermath of a traumatic experience, where the psyche literally fractures into separate, distinct identities as a way to protect itself from the trauma.

    How old are you? It's possible that you haven't explored your identity very deeply or are otherwise confused as to exactly who you are, so you act in different ways on different days. My advice is to read up on identity and spend a lot of time exploring your likes and dislikes, sexual and gender preferences. It take time to figure out who you are and who you want to be.

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    • peeweekid
      11 years ago

      I agree. I've conducted an extensive research on Dissasociative Identity Disorder and I seem to be missing several major symptoms. I think that the best thing to do is to see a counselor for advice. (:

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  • Anime7
    11 years ago

    I think you might want to see a counselor. Maybe I'm just overreacting but it seems like your developing multi-personality disorder, if that's even possible.

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