dissociation

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[fiendishhh1]

@justagurl23. Whoa, calm down lady. I was going by the clinical definition of it, that's all. If you disagree with it, take it up with psychology in general, not me. I AM sorry - for complimenting you (which you ignored because you're obviously more interested in being rude than mature). There ARE ways to disagree with someone without being a jerk, you know. But I guess you're just an immature attention seeker. By the way, being mentally ill does not give you a free pass to be a b*tch. :)

[justagurl23]

@fiendishhh1 you call that rude? you obviously don't know me. i'm not sure how you intended me to take that when you come onto my personal channel and tell me what i do or don't deal with. your 'clinical definition' actually wasn't. i work with a professional and know what dissociation is. i also have read a lot of books and articles on the various types, so i think i would know what i deal with having lived with myself for 28 years. and you are calling me rude while saying i'm being a bitch? ha

[MyDadWorksAtMarcs]

quit doing drugs, start exercising, eating health remember food is your medicine, and start meditating it will clear the mind of what ever is bothering you. Start being more of a positive person, you gotta wake up everyday and just think POSITIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[justagurl23]

@MyDadWorksAtMarcs again, i do not do drugs. this video was three years ago, and my dissociation was from childhood trauma, so before you think you know what you are talking about, maybe think first to see if you actually KNOW the facts.

[mgallegos55]

Wow. That's all I can come up with to say. This whole time I felt I was all alone, lost in limbo and felt like I would never come back to the surface. You don't know how much this video reached out to me

[justagurl23]

@mgallegos55 i'm sorry you are struggling with this. i hope it gets better for you..it has for me, mostly. nutrition was a big part for me, i think...and well, having supportive people to help build your self worth and strength up. usually i still have dissociative episodes if i am not eating well or if something with someone/something has triggered me..stress...life..lol

[CoolWhiteChick]

Bravo for your courage in posting this for the benefit of others. I get it, I totally get it! I'll tell you one thing, I'm glad to see that when people have decided to criticize on this post, you care enough about yourself and are strong enough to defend yourself with class. Well done, chica! Incredible bravery and guts. I applaud you and wish you peaceful days filled with sunshine and moonlight.

[1989MJF]

I've maybe left one comment on youtube in my life, but I was trying to find a song with dissociation in the title and I saw this video, and felt I had to say something. Even if what I'm going to say is stupid. I don't have what you have, but I know what it is like to suffer from something that is entirely mental, and I just wish I could hold you. you just look so distraught in this video, and it mirrors how I feel many days, so I understand.

[justagurl23]

@fiendishhh1 there are different levels of functioning while a person is dissociative as well as varying degrees and types of dissociation, so you can't really tell me what i experience since you do not know how it is internally for me, and you AREN'T me. i'm confused HOW you can even say that since people who dissociate still can and DO move their body, can speak, etc. so to say that makes absolutely zero sense to me.

[SaerdnaOoOoo]

@MyDadWorksAtMarcs Good advise. But it's easier said than done. Trauma reduces motivation. But the first step is to stop trying to hide ones problems. People need to communicate more. I remember a lot of people who lived by intimidation behaviour. A lot of teenagers do that and it was another hindrance for that first step towards my own succesive cognitional rehab. To not be ahamed of my misfortunes and figure out how to cope.

[womanbeing]

@justagurl23

Good for you!! Your response is right on!! Fact is that most people do not understand or relate to some conditions people suffer with and through. I think you are very courageous and your video serves to enlighten and help others. Bless you!

[womanbeing]

@MyDadWorksAtMarcs

Simple as that eh?

Just do those things and all will be well?

Certainly the things you subscribe are helpful BUT not a cure all, particularly for the condition of PTSD and related symptoms.

[TheComputerMaster]

i got Dissociation today and its really weird theres you have a FEELING of no feelings and its real its worse then depression but at the same time i do not have anxiety or bipolar symptoms while this is happening