“After all, without connection with other people, where would we be?” One second you are enjoying your day, then the next, you are questioning the status of one or all of your friendships because you viewed one story. You see that everyone is currently at another person’s house, doing who knows—without you. Smiles are plastered all over your screen, but the joy doesn’t transfer over to you—instead, all you feel is doubt, loneliness, FOMO. Hey everyone, my name’s Cameron King

Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a rare mental illness that affects an estimated 1.5% of people worldwide. Naturally, it has a lot of stigma against it. We think that we forget that people with D.I.D are simply, people with D.I.D. D.I.D is a part of them. Not the whole. Let's end the stigma one story at a time. DIDecipher always struggled with their mental health. They knew something wasn't right, but they had always attributed it to being stressed or depressed. DIDeci