Two or more distinct identities appear to alternately control the behavior of those with

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DID stands for Dissociative Identity Disorder, previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder. It is a rare mental health condition where two or more distinct identities or personalities appear to alternately control the behavior of the person. These identities may have different names, characteristics, mannerisms, and even gender. The person may experience blackouts or memory loss during the transitions between the identities. The condition is thought to develop as a result of severe trauma, abuse, or neglect during childhood.

Two or More Distinct Identities Appear to Alternately Control the Behavior