Yes but do any hold to different interpretations of facts in a given situation, like just flat deny that something happened one way when it actually happened in another?
We're having trouble thinking at the moment-- can you give an example? Like, do you mean some of us insist we wore blue yesterday and some think we wore black, green, purple, etc? Or do you mean the ones who come across as fictional/historical/etc people?
Are "you" the authoritative observer of situations or is your take on a situation (not is x person a good person/attractive or do we like stargate but rather this person said these words to us, or other 'objective' facts..) called into question?
Ahhkay, I think I see what you mean. I pretty much am the person who has the final say, but I often look to others for input on events in our lives. For example, I didn't know I'd been abused-- no memory of it specifically-- but one of the others very much does remember it because she had a nightmare about it and said it looked like a man with a box on his face was standing over us. Well, she identifies as being from ancient Japan... as far as we can piece it together, she's talking about a video camera, maybe just a plain (but larger) old fashioned camera. She panicked when seeing someone taking a video tape and taking pictures. So... we don't remember this, but she does, and she showed us. We believe her as she in not one to lie or exaggerate.
The reason I brought up the Monarch slave thing is because the claim is that ritualistic abuse was used to literally shatter the personality in a controlled way by the Illuminati (stay with me this is the paranormal forum) in order to turn people into sex slaves or secret assassins or some ridiculous ****. You say your experience of this predates your history of childhood trauma however? One thing didn't cause the other? The idea I was having was that whomever manipulated those women into believing that they were Sylvester Stallones mind programed illuminati ****-toy (aka their psychologists and perpetuators of SRA mythos) were knowingly or unknowingly taking advantage of this misunderstood phenomena.
Staying with you, no worries.
That is strange. Not impossible I guess, but strange... and it'd make some weird sense if they exploited people who were naturally or otherwise already multiple or what have you.
It does predate the trauma. I think we used it to cope with what was happening, but we didn't
develop it as a coping mechanism-- it got
turned into a coping mechanism. Sort of like how people eat, and some people start eating as a coping mechanism.
