#pixielocks

At least those people are authentic, but when your entire channel is about "mental health awareness" and yet all your content is about faking DID, you put disclaimers in all of your videos that "you are not a therapist, you can't tell someone that they're faking" but you make the videos anyways?

You do not have DID. Stop being fucking obsessed with us and fakeclaiming us in an effort to get views.

And a sidenote since this particular person has made a video about Pixielocks (a fashion content creator that has DID) - We really love Pixielocks and we find her content (specifically the DID content) really relatable and it makes us feel seen in our disorder. It's crazy that people without DID will immediately jump on inconsistencies as proof of faking when dissociative amnesia is such a KEY part of the disorder it's used for diagnosis. "Oh she made a cake with Happy DID Diagnosis" So fucking what??? Do YOU know what it's like to black out, wake up not knowing where you are, who you are, be constantly in a state of confusion and always be hearing thoughts that aren't yours with absolutely no explanation or answers??? it's fucking HORRIFYING and when suddenly all of that is explained in the form of DID it is so fucking refreshing and relieving. There's also this ongoing trend where if a person with DID says they're happy then they are faking because "this is a disorder of SUFFERING" like what the fuck??? we can heal and we can live functional lives as multiples.

Hello confetti club!! 🌸✨ Haven’t done a portrait in a while and Pixie is so colorful I wanted to try drawing them 🖤

belated happy birthday to @pixieeelocks