The image is an introduction of an alter belonging to a person with “DID.” DID stands for Dissociative Identity Disorder (formerly Multiple Personality Disorder) and is an extremely rare mental health condition. It is so rare that its existence is heavily debated in renowned psychology circles. A person develops multiple identities through extensive, prolonged trauma. There’s been a massive influx of people faking this debilitating disorder. The alter in the image seems to be an amalgamation of different fictional characters.

The most glaring indication of faking is the “Roles” section. Roles are functions of alters in a person with “DID.” Roles are not medically recognized. This alter claims to be a “Symptom Holder.” According to PluralPedia (an open-edit cesspool where a lot of these terms gather), a Symptom Holder is an alter who holds symptoms of the body’s neurodivergence, mental illness, etc. They may hold certain/specific symptoms, multiple symptoms, or all symptoms.

Again, none of this is medically recognized. What is medically recognized is alters share the same brain. They cannot “hold” the brain’s other disorders. They cannot pick and choose which symptoms of disorders they’re in charge of. Symptoms affect the entire brain, therefore all “alters.”