Flavours of Dissociation: An Interview with 'Dumptruck'

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Dumptruck and I talk about DID, the fallout following the dramatic way I discovered I had DID, how they accidentally ruined my life when they were 11 years old, and how they were the first one to tell me that I had DID. The first one I remember, at least. So! We have done away with aliases as far as the perpetrators. From now on, Ash is referred to as Rowan. Asra is referred to as Sage. March is referred to as Val or Vali.

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Dumptruck and I talk about DID, the fallout following the dramatic way I discovered I had DID, how they accidentally ruined my life when they were 11 years old, and how they were the first one to tell me that I had DID. The first one I remember, at least. So! We have done away with aliases as far as the perpetrators. From now on, Ash is referred to as Rowan. Asra is referred to as Sage. March is referred to as Val or Vali.

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