We have DID and we have many questions for God about it. Hope it is OK to ask about stuff here to. We wonder what God will think of us because of the trauma that caused our DID and C PTSD. It is hard feeling so dirty from stuff that happened to us.
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As I understand it, we are not responsible for what happened to us. It is not our fault, and therefore God does not blame us for it. He loves us.
We may feel dirty; he does not see us that way.
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That is how it used to be regarded. Now it is recognised more as one personality in fragments, rather than separate personalities.
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There is not always missing time. But you would need to be properly assessed; it is in the nature of DID to hide itself; most people who have it will not realise.
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Yeah. I have thought it most of my life with varying levels of intensity and turmoil. I am glad to come to understand it, and have a name for it.
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May I ask what makes you think you are transgender (not trying to challenge, just want to know)?
I'm asking because some people with DID have alters that are of the opposite sex so that could contribute to the transgender thing for some people. That's just an idea. Correct me if I'm wrong. God isn't disgusted. He knows all the details of what happened. It's not your fault. What happened to you doesn't defile you that God would get grossed out. The thing that grosses God out is the injustice. Even then, he knows why. God is love and love wouldn't find a survivor disgusting. Sometimes it's hard to get our hearts to believe this. Ask God to show you what he thinks of you, but I really suggest checking the bible out because that shows God's character. In the bible God does rebuke some people, but remember, "A bruised reed shall he not break..." Isaiah 42:3. He is going to be gentle with you because of what's happened. Sometimes we all need to be told what's up, but that's usually when we have hardened out hearts and have willfully chosen to not listen to God that he really says something one might find harsh. Jesus called the Pharisees a broad of vipers because they lead the people away from God to legalism and refused to repent after being warned several times. He isn't going to call you something harsh. He isn't going to crush fragile glass
I'm asking because some people with DID have alters that are of the opposite sex so that could contribute to the transgender thing for some people. That's just an idea. Correct me if I'm wrong. God isn't disgusted. He knows all the details of what happened. It's not your fault. What happened to you doesn't defile you that God would get grossed out. The thing that grosses God out is the injustice. Even then, he knows why. God is love and love wouldn't find a survivor disgusting. Sometimes it's hard to get our hearts to believe this. Ask God to show you what he thinks of you, but I really suggest checking the bible out because that shows God's character. In the bible God does rebuke some people, but remember, "A bruised reed shall he not break..." Isaiah 42:3. He is going to be gentle with you because of what's happened. Sometimes we all need to be told what's up, but that's usually when we have hardened out hearts and have willfully chosen to not listen to God that he really says something one might find harsh. Jesus called the Pharisees a broad of vipers because they lead the people away from God to legalism and refused to repent after being warned several times. He isn't going to call you something harsh. He isn't going to crush fragile glass
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