There is an actual site "trying to stop plural oppression"

[u/Grace-Kamikaze]

All I ask is that

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[u/crystxldeath]

So is it only the host who responds to the census? Or is every alter submitting their own responses?

[u/LateNightBurritos → u/crystxldeath]

477 responses = maybe 2 or 3 actual people

[u/MekeritrigsBalls]

Where is Nurse Ratchet when you need her

[u/Despondent-Kitten]

Wait can someone explain this to me please?

[u/Grace-Kamikaze → u/Despondent-Kitten]

This is a website made to raise money to "stop system oppression". While it is true that people with DID have a difficult life and it's not widely understood. Those who made this site are treating "systems" like they're black Americans during the slavery era.

[u/Despondent-Kitten → u/Grace-Kamikaze]

Ahhh I completely get the post now thank you.

I totally agree with what you're saying.

[u/decentnamesweretak3n → u/Grace-Kamikaze]

no yeah its really freaking stupid, most people couldnt even tell that i was did before i integrated. the only reason people know about it now is because i'm pretty much back to how i was before so now i dont really worry about it 🤷‍♀️ tbh it just sucked to live with it, but its not like i was oppressed or anything lol

[u/sleepy-bread-dough]

They're trying so hard to be oppressed. I've heard of terms like "PluralPhobic" like gurl no

[u/Rein_Man]

I find it really weird as well as disconcerting that the people who fake disorders seem to desperately want to be oppressed, discriminated against, abused/traumatized, etc, and I wonder why.

Is it solely for attention? Is it because they are uncomfortable with the fact that they are privileged (stable home life, loving family, physically/mentally healthy, not a minority) or at the very least more privileged than others (as an example they may be LGBTQ+, but they're white, have an accepting family, upper middle class, and have access to more support and opportunities than another person who's also LGBTQ+, but isn't/doesn't have those other things)? Is it to find community as well as someone to blame (ableist doctors, friends, family members, legitimate disabled people that call them out on their BS) for shortcomings or failures in their lives? Is wanting to suffer and creating reasons like trauma that didn't happen or is heavily exaggerated to fit the definition of trauma, oppression, or disorders they don't have an attempt it to justify and legitimize the pain they feel (some people can have everything in life and by rights should be happy, but their brain essentially malfunctions and they struggle with depression for seemingly no reason)?

Obviously there isn't going to be a one size fits all answer to this question, but I just find it so perplexing that so many people fake physical and mental illnesses/disabilities like DID, OSDD, Autism, Tourettes, POTS, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and everything else under the sun for some reason. I just wish they would stop and get the legitimate help they need because normal, well adjusted, people don't do this. They're sick, but most of them don't have what they think they have and they're making everyone (especially doctors) more skeptical of the people that do because of their actions while denying that they're doing any harm.