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still best DID video we've seen - nats - 04-06-2019
over 10yrs old and very few views but finally found this again and still depicts most accurately how things feel internally. guess it's different for everyone though. Inside by Trevor Sands:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21x1BlhmMlI
RE: still best DID video we've seen - mosaic - 04-06-2019
Very compelling.
RE: still best DID video we've seen - nats - 04-08-2019
apparently it's labelled as a horror short. not sure whether to be insulted or amused by that...
RE: still best DID video we've seen - Collectively US - 04-09-2019
Thanks for sharing I'll look it up
RE: still best DID video we've seen - Collectively US - 04-09-2019
Just watched the video...wow really wow it's one of the more accurate we've seen. I don't see how it's labeled as being horror...i mean seriously maybe more like a thriller. Dud any of you ever think that what can go on in our heads was a normal thing that all humans do or did
You know that it was not "normal". I fell into the I thought it was just how everyone's mind worked. I was surprised to find out I was wrong. I've watched many videos on DID just to see what others thought and to learn more about us. Anyways thanks for shareing it.
RE: still best DID video we've seen - nats - 04-09-2019
it's the one we used to show to non-multies (OK, showed it to about 3 people including T) to explain our normal. i often think we're imagining it/making it up, but at least this video doesn't seem to be how most people experience reality so perhaps there's something different about us.. Hard to know for sure.
RE: still best DID video we've seen - nats - 04-09-2019
and agreed it shouldn't be labelled horror; unless normal life is actually horror, but that's an entirely different artistic argument.