Coming out with DID || LIVING WITH DISSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER

Hello friends! If you've been watching my channel you know that one of the main topics on here is mental health, specifically, dissociative identity disorder, autism, and OCD. This video is to help people with these disorders and others share their experience with their family, friends, and other people in their lives. While this is in the context of DID, these tips are for anyone who wants to tell others about the more private matters of their life. Don't forget to pay attention to the types of reactions that are more and less positive to get a sense of what to do if someone brings this kind of information about themselves to your attention! As always, remember I am not a professional and all of this advice is purely based on my own experience and ideas I have heard; it may not work well in every scenario. If you have more personalized questions I'd be happy to hear them in my instagram DMs or you can comment down below!
If you'd like to see more content from us, check out our:
TikTok: [novaandco.us](novaandco.us/)
Art TikTok: novaandco.art
and Art Instagram: novaandco.art
If you'd like to support us and the channel, please take a moment to like and subscribe! Feel free to check out our linktree for info about our prints and commissions! We also have a venmo if you'd like to donate to our channel so that we can continue to support ourselves with enough time to make content. (Venmo in linktree) We are also hoping to start a patreon pretty soon so if you have any thoughts on tier benefits that you'd like, we would love to have your input.
Linktree: [linktr.ee/novaandco](linktr.ee/novaa...)
Thanks for reading this far! See you soon!
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/y...
License code: IBZXPK75JCQ9JDX9

[@andersonsystem2]

Good video friends ❤

[@DIDmyOSDDshine-oq3cg]

I agree - safety first. I cannot be open, I am not showing my face on my youtube channel, I am terrified someone will know. It's different from country to country, not everyone can get a diagnosis, but everywhere people are suspicious of stuff they don't understand. That can ruin someone carer, hurt their loved ones. I am so happy for everyone who can be open with people.

[@thenovembersystem]

I'm sorry youre in such a tough situation. I hope youre able to find people that you can be open with even if it has to be in secret because having support is right up there with staying physically safe