Historias de Dissociativeidentity

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?

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Nineteen year old Kristin O'Reilly, a first year university student, has had a tumultuous life so far. Living with her uncle, they have been striving to figure out all the issues she has been facing. When a new voice takes control it becomes apparent that there has been much more to her life than she ever knew. Will she be able to reconcile with these parts of herself, or will her life continue to spiral into chaos? *Cross Posted on Royal Road*

Sophie was more than a best friend-she was everything to Sophia. But when Sophie disappeared without a trace, Sophia's world shattered. Fifteen years later, Sophia writes a letter to a stranger, hoping someone might find Sophie. The letter reveals painful truths about their friendship, the secrets they shared, and the loss that still haunts her. In this emotional and haunting story of grief, love, and identity, Sophia must confront the ghosts of her past and accept that some things-some people-are meant to stay gone. But even after all these years, is Sophie truly gone? Or is she still somewhere in the shadows, waiting to be found?

When Alex was young he was diagnosed with DID but as he grows older things begin to change as new and uncomfortable situations arise. Does he have what it takes to hold on to the jigsaw pieces of himself?