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The text is a transcript of a video where a YouTuber interviews Olympe, a person who has dissociative identity disorder (DID). Olympe explains that she has 13 different identities or alters, each with their own age, gender, memory, personality and abilities. She says that DID is a result of childhood trauma and that her brain created alters to cope with the abuse she suffered from her parents. She also talks about the challenges and stigma she faces because of her condition, and how she tries to show the positive aspects of her life on social media. She says that she has a YouTube channel and an Instagram account where she shares her experiences with DID. The YouTuber is respectful and curious, and tries to understand Olympe's situation. He also compliments her for being brave and kind. The video ends with them saying goodbye and inviting the viewers to follow Olympe on her platforms.
1. The speaker, Olympe, describes having multiple identities, each with different first names, tastes, manners, desires, moods, and even genders. [Source: Document 1]
2. Olympe mentions that she was diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) when she was 18 years old. [Source: Document 2]
3. Olympe explains that her disorder is a severe form of post-traumatic stress disorder that began in her childhood. [Source: Document 3]
4. Olympe describes her dumbbells, or alter egos, each having their own identity, character, age, and gender. [Source: Document 4]
5. She mentions that some of her dumbbells are protectors, while others are persecutors or abusers. [Source: Document 5]
6. Olympe talks about the difficulty of her condition, stating that she has to work very young to meet her needs and has experienced cyberharassment due to her openness about her condition. [Source: Document 6]
7. She mentions having a YouTube channel and an Instagram account with a large number of followers. [Source: Document 7]
8. Olympe expresses the importance of showing the positive aspects of her life on her networks to counter the negative perceptions of her condition. [Source: Document 8]
9. She talks about the importance of following one's heart and not regretting past decisions. [Source: Document 9]
10. The speaker ends by thanking her audience and expressing hope to see them again in the future. [Source: Document 10]