sophie I think you are genuinely proving nothing with the same source over and over again.
I just presented half a dozen different sources.
You do realize i never stated that osdd / pdid arent other forms of being a systems.
Yes. I also realize you're trying to prove systems in general are traumagenic, and not only could you not find sources showing that non-disordered plurality is traumagenic or doesn't exist, you couldn't even find sources proving partial DID or OSDD are traumagenic.
At best, your sources show DID, and DID exclusively, is caused by trauma.
please do not calling a baby I am 18
keep on claiming that non-disorder plurality is the thing because it literally isnt.
The World Health Organization disagrees with you. As does the book written and published by the American Psychiatric Association. And Dr. Colin Ross, who has written more on dissociative disorders than anyone in the world.
again using a random email
Again, expressing the opinions of Dr. Colin Ross, who has 40 years of experiences treating patients with DID and has written more on the subject than anyone else.
and Reddit is not credible sources.
Stressing again that this is an AMA with actual doctors who directly studied tulpamancers in an fMRI machine as part of a study with Standford University. Here's an article that interviewed them before the study if you for some reason think the study was made up.
One of the doctors involved, Tanya Luhrmann, has studied similar phenomena such as the Vineyard evangelicals essentially creating god tulpas in their head. Both were involved in this study comparing tulpamancers to other forms of voice hearers.
"Reddit is not a credible source" might generally be true... except when you're talking about an AMA with actual doctors expressing their views.
non disorder plurality it's not real
This statement is contradicted by all of my sources, and backed up by exactly none of yours.
If you have no issue, then you arent plural you just have multiple different personalities, which is completely fine.
So, is this a semantic argument now? That you can have multiple personalities but can't identify as plural without a disorder?
That's frankly even more stupid, considering plurality was coined to be broader and apply to systems without disorders. See this from the 90s which is generally attributed with popularizing its use:
"We don't claim that every multiple system/household is a happy loving cooperative one. What we do question is the *identification* of "real multiples" with the characteristics or symptoms of a psychological disorder. We go further: we question by what right or authority doctors and therapists are given sole jurisdiction over the definition of "an individual"."
"This is one reason our clan encourages use of the word "plural" rather than "multiple". "Multiple", even standing by itself, brings to mind MPD/DID, "multiple personality disorder", "dissociative identity disorder", which are specific diagnoses created by the medical/therapeutic community. "Plural" is a much more neutral word, more commonly heard in the context of grammar than psychiatry. (The other reason, of course, is that plural can be construed to have a broader meaning, applying to anyone(s) anywhere on the continuum who experience themselves as plural in some way. )"
If we're having a semantic debate, let's make it clear that this is OUR community's term.
now talking about endogenic plurality you do realize the theory of structured dissociation also tells you that you do need trauma.
What the theory of structural dissociation does is explain the mechanism behind trauma-formed systems.
If the theory of structural dissociation was claiming all plurality came from trauma, you wouldn't have the authors writing about their definition of dissociation in trauma half a decade after publishing The Haunted Self saying that self-conscious dissociative parts might be involved in nonpathological experiences such as mediumship and hypnosis.
You're looking at a theory that says "here's the mechanism for how trauma-based dissociation causes multiplicity," and saying "Look! See! It says all multiplicity is trauma-based!"