Multiple personalities have rights too

Social media has always been at the forefront of progressive social change. In TikTok there's been a lot of discussion on Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) which is basically having multiple personalities/entities sharing one individual body. In the past, patriarchal societies would often refer to them as "inner demons" but now we know better. People with DID are coming out and refusing to be labeled as having a clinical "order" but rather, their personalities are indeed people just like anyone else. These personalities or entities may be different from the apparent host body, may have different ages, preferences and other traits, hence "different personalities". And sometimes they may be non-human. Bottom line is they shouldn't be looked down on as a condition, but as part of society.

Inside TikTok's booming dissociative identity disorder community

Influencers who say they have DID, once known as multiple personality disorder, are a vocal — and controversial — presence on the app.

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Quote from SooYoung

i do agree that from an ethics and moral point of view it would be great

but from a legal point of view recognize rights to "personalities" would be a mess

qualifying "different personalities" as person who deserve rights a lot of problematic will result of this

because if they are consider as a person it means that they will deserve the same rights by personalities than any other person

so it'll crate question like

is it legal to put someone in jail if it's a different personality who did the act, because if you consider that they are different people, it means that you'll put in jail an innocent person (the innocent personalities)

or does it mean that different personalities we'll have to get different identity paper if they are different persons ?

i saw a lot of video on youtube recently about it, and i can understand how a lot of them consider their different personalities, as complete different person but it's just way too complex to consider them as part of society or distinct "person"

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Corporations are people too and they have certain rights. And a corporation can be thousands of people. It's not THAT complicated legally

Quote from mparserz

Imagine if there was a Kpop group with a visual, maknae, vocalist, 4-D personality, dancer, and leader but it was just one person. I would stan them.

Her name is Yoon