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'''Empowered Multiplicity''' is a term for multiples who reject the victim mentality common in some parts of the multiplicity community. They regard multiplicity as something positive for them, and not as a disorder, rejecting the traditional psychiatric approach to multiple personalities. Empowered multiples are, or at least strive to be, functional in their daily lives as multiples without needing to undergo [[integration]]. |
'''Empowered Multiplicity''' is a term for multiples who reject the victim mentality common in some parts of the [[multiplicity|multiplicity community]]. They regard multiplicity as something positive for them, and not as a disorder, rejecting the traditional psychiatric approach to [[wikipedia:Dissociative Identity Disorder|multiple personalities]]. Empowered multiples are, or at least strive to be, functional in their daily lives as multiples without needing to undergo [[integration]]. |
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Revision as of 19:46, 26 December 2012
| Empowered Multiplicity | |
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| Coined by | Shaytar group |
| Status | Current |
| Date coined | unknown |
| Community used by | multiplicity |
| Synonyms | Healthy Multiplicity |
| Antonyms | Dissociative Identity Disorder, Multiple Pesonality Disorder |
Empowered Multiplicity is a term for multiples who reject the victim mentality common in some parts of the multiplicity community. They regard multiplicity as something positive for them, and not as a disorder, rejecting the traditional psychiatric approach to multiple personalities. Empowered multiples are, or at least strive to be, functional in their daily lives as multiples without needing to undergo integration.