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3.3.6 Do all multiples have a birth person? |
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This article is from the Dissociation FAQ, by Discord (tina@tezcat.com) with numerous contributions by others.
Some multiples do not think they have a birth person, or consider
all alters to be part of the birth person. Whether or not this means they
do not have a birth person, or that they just aren't aware of one, I'm not
sure. However, I'm not sure it matters...what matters is how the multiple
in question views themselves.
 
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