This is an au where Midoria has Dissociative identity disorder. If you do not know what it is I will describe it in the first chapter. Credit for the story line goes to @lil_sofifi from tik tok. Go check out their page!

THIS STORY IS BEING REWRITTEN IN "More Than One Mind" :) feel free to read this version too tho <3 Izuku Midoriya was a 14 year old boy that lived in an orphanage. Everybody thought he was a freak and avoided him. He muttered full conversations with the air and it always seemed like he received answers. When he wasn't in timeout he spent most of his time in his room, or so they thought. He actually sneaked out at every chance and almost every night, every time with a different identity. This innocent looking boy was very busy maintaining a lot of secrets, for example he had a few people living in his head since he was little. But that wasn't even the beginning. His schedule was pretty complicated but when the others collaborated everything went pretty smooth. Until a couple decided that they wanted to adopt him. It happened before, he could manage again with this inconvenience. When he was done packing his stuff and arranging his schedule he was brought to his "new parents", then he understood that his perfect plans were going to be ruined. Two heroes were trying to adopt him: Eraserhead and Present Mic.

Roman has Disassociative Identity Disorder. He's learned to live with his head mates and has a good life with his husband, Virgil, and two kids, Patton and Logan. Virgil has OSDD-1b, a disorder similar to Roman's. But none of them could have never expected something like this could happen...

𝐄𝐌𝐁𝐎𝐃𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓. | (n) 1. To give a concrete form to; express, personify, or exemplify in concrete form: to embody an idea in an allegorical painting. 2. To provide with a body; incarnate; make corporeal: to embody a spirit. 3. To collect into or include in a body; organize; incorporate. to embrace or comprise. 𝐃𝐈𝐒𝐒𝐎𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐃. | (n) 1. an act or instance of dissociating. 2. the state of being dissociated; disjunction; separation: 3. the dissociation of church and state. (Psychiatry.) the splitting off of a group of mental processes from the main body of consciousness, as in amnesia or certain forms of hysteria. or In which Riki Korikawa has a mental illness that makes her day-to-day become difficult, all while learning how to use the quirk her mother passed to her when she was a baby. TW/CW: This book has dark themes, and if you can't stand to read non-con themes, i.e. in the prologue, then I suggest you not read it. There is a reason this book is labeled "Mature." RANKINGS #1 - Dissociative #1 - Dissociation #1 - identitydisorder #6 - dissociativeidentitydisorder #10 - leagueofvillains

Izuku's head works diffrently from the rest, that wont stop them from achieving their goals together, as a family unit.

Midoriya Izuku at age 4 discovered he was quirkless. Then the abuse starts. At age 6 in the dead of night his mother ran. At age 10 he was rescued and taken in by pros. However, he had been blacking out unexpectedly for years and the official diagnosis is Dissociative Identity Disorder. How will he live with DID in his new life.

DISCONTINUED Tommy develops DID, Dream helps him out, Eret is a good friend, and the only "antagonist" is technically but not really Tubbo.

Kenzie Price has spent the majority of her life being bounced between foster homes, forgotten by the world and fed up with life. Unaware that she is living with Dissociative Identity Disorder, Kenzie struggles to understand why her world keeps being thrown into chaos, especially when she can't remember her other alters. Abandoned by her latest foster family, Kenzie is taken in by her three new legal guardians and two foster brothers, all of whom are hellbent on giving her a chance at a normal life. That is, if she will let them. Will Kenzie's new foster family be able to pull down her walls, or will her three other personalities turn out to be more than they bargained for?