Dissociative Identity Disorder (or DID), previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder, is a psychological disorder named for the patients’ two or more personality states. The disorder’s exact cause is unknown, although many of the people who suffer from it have faced some form of trauma, manly throughout childhood. Unfortunately, this usually is in the form of abuse, and they go on to receive no help socially or family wise. The symptoms include, of course, two or more personalities which can be triggered by stress. These alternates don’t always regard each other’s existence, and are usually separate in more than some ways. This can include how they act behaviorally, names, and even what they remember. Besides that, other symptoms include
