five quid if you can read our pfp

1. Trauma is subjective. Everything affects everyone differently. All the time i see people say stuff like "you need SEVERE TRAUMA to form this disorder" when talking about DID, but trauma is subjective, something you consider tame could cause someone else to form DID, and someone could go through something you consider extreme but not form DID

2. Trauma is the reaction, not the event. People refer to trauma like it's an event and it's not, trauma is how your brain deals with the situation afterwards, the lasting effects of the event or situation are the trauma

Oh and also that's not to mention the fact that in the DSM 5 and the ICD-11 pages for DID (both of which we have read extensively because we suspect having it) trauma is never mentioned as a criteria and in the rest of the diagnostic features it's only mentioned as being commonly associated. That's not me saying you can form DID without trauma, I'm not a qualified professional so i have no say in that, but it is me saying that never does it mention how "severe" the trauma has to be, especially not by some random person on the internet's standards because who the fuck are you to determine how "bad" someone else's trauma is

(and if one singular person says "bUt My CoUnTrY uSeS tHe ICD-10/DSM 4" i have one answer for you. That means your country is using outdated medical research. That is not a good argument in a conversation. In fact it's hardly even an argument)

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