Re:dissociation and role playing

<Unfortunately, I am more of a chameleon, adapting to my environment and the person I am chatting with at the time. I mainly play the "role" of an online "helper". I found there are many more dysfunctional people online, then I thought possible. Maybe, I just attract this type. Many years of therapy have given me special skills in addressing common issues that seem to permeate this online medium. If the internet is a reflection of society, then your career is certainly secure John. >

Well I think this is very interesting. The internet is, and can be a playground for someone who is DID. Playing the "role" as a "helper"? Now that's concerning. Helping someone with a problem is offering "Solid Ground". NOT, offering someone what you THINK they MIGHT want to hear? Or being someone that you are not? I'm not too sure about being a chameleon?

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