The Internal Conflicts of a Teenage Psychopath
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Ongoing, First published Nov 05, 2011
People only have one part of them that makes them; they only have on true personality, right?

Wrong.

Inside everyone are different parts of them, different personalities. This is a story about Dayzh, a personality mediator inside of a girl named Deizha and how she and the nine other personalities work together to help their 'person' work and function in the real world. 

Her life isn’t normal, and doesn’t work out the way most lives do. Most people don’t understand her and her life. Why specific things they say hurt her and makes her feel small. Why specific things they think are so wrong. Why she loves her boyfriend more then anything. Most people don’t get that at all. Because they don’t see what she is. Because they aren’t inside of her head, the way Dayzh, Danica, X, Lillian, Jane, Julia, Mamma Dee, Marina, Karmah, and 'Sis see.
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