Feeling Isolated - It's common for people who have dissociations to systematically isolate themselves
Feeling Isolated - It's common for people who have dissociations to systematically isolate themselves from other external relationships. When we find ourselves in situations where we are subjected to abuse or unfair treatment, it is an instinctive reaction to reach out to others for help. If this help arrives on time and in an effective way, the abuse victim will feel encouraged to repeat the action the next time abuse occurs. However, if the response to a cry for help is misguided or untimely, the abuse victim may feel humiliated or confused and be discouraged from seeking help in the future. Because people who suffer from a dissociated personality do not always fit the mould of typical human behaviour or thinking, the kind of "common sense" advice which is often given out can be counter-productive or dangerous. hopeful counter-productive advice: She'll probably just grow out of it - they all do. He seems to have really turned things around lately. I know you g...