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Splitting Personality

By: UltraHighMonarch
Written on April 18th, 2012
Age: 26-30
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  • MavisPuree

    I do the same thing but I believe it's actually easier done than said. Unlike all of the personality you have. I specifically designed three and maybe be programming a new one soon to replace the absences of my youngest personality(Who's watching over my very ill friend). I also will not say how I do this because of similar reasons.

    Sin Anm is my more demented side and take all of my negative thoughts. He likes to take in negative thoughts and mature them, so to speak and is my first design.

    Mavis Envy, is my general kind purposed personality who is usually used when I'm around groups of people. She's my second design that hides Sin Anm from the world.

    Maverik Karm is my more neutral "whatever" guy but is very deep with what set of emotions I do give him. He's currently with my ill friend.

    But unlike what you do, I shape these set of personalities to be more humane than even I can be and often have internal conversation and conflicts with controversial subjects. I might program a new design to replace Maverik if my friend doesn't become well soon but I'm thinking that Maverik might become angry at me or my new design..... Any thoughts of what emotions I should give the new one? And any names?

    Apr 3
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  • Phoniv

    Is that your host personality that convinced you that a blatant disregard for the feelings of others is the way to go?

    Jan 2
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    • UltraHighMonarch

      yeah . im pretty sure I (alpha) was influenced by delta to be so thorough and expressive

      Jan 6
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  • KristinLT

    If what you just written is actually true, and it is possible to successfully split your own personality by will, then it certainly is an amazing achievement. I can only imagine how convenient it must be, to swich or combine certain personas when dealing with different situations. Your discovery really made me curious and I most definitely will research this phenomenon :)

    Apr 23, 2012
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    • UltraHighMonarch

      Thank you. I'm glad you find it interesting. I certainly do.
      Your research on the matter may come up rather short, because it's basically new, and any information I have on it hasnt been published. I think what I'm doing hasn't been done before, and if it has, I have yet to know about it. The concept is new, but uses older elements of psychology. The closest thing to what I've done is somewhat related to REBT(rational emotive behavioral therapy). REBT is a start in the right direction, but "splitting" requires a higher degree of mental awareness, and social abilities. The end result to my method is a liberated "soul", that has little to no room for failure, because of their ability to traverse any obstical in life, however small or large. Personality "disorders" don't exist. Difference dosnt mean disorder, so differences in personalities don't necessarily mean problems. Personality "disorders" are characterized by their extream emotional traits. Emotional attachment to personalities is important, and separating them disolves any detrimental affects they may have on the person. Like I said before, it like programming the mind like a computer. Separate files, and programs acting independantly, but kontroled by the host.

      Apr 23, 2012
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