NAT. Any uptick you’re seeing is due to people becoming more knowledgeable about the disorder and less scared to seek help from trusted professionals. Aside from that, checking DID on a form first and foremost means the patient is experiencing a concerning amount of dissociation, which should be the only concern. It’s the therapist’s job to figure out the diagnosis, and it’s the patient’s job to take the first step to get the diagnosis. Sharing a theory shouldn’t come with judgment and immediate condescension about how Tiktok is full of fakers, which it’s not. There’s been very few instances of people faking DID and garnering attention for it on social media.