"Multiple personalties" is a pet hate of mine. And Danny treating it as if it were an actual thing instead of calling it out as bullshit is a bit disappointing.
"Bullshit"? Dissociative Identity Disorder doesn't work like it's commonly shown in fiction (what does?), but it is a real affliction.
It's a real condition, but the idea that it involves multiple, separate personalities is highly contested and quite possibly false
The current DSM (the big manual of all recognized psychiatric conditions) states that it does, but the DSM is far from perfect and can take a while to catch up to the science
for instance, the DSM only ceased to classify being trans as a mental illness with the most recent edition
"Multiple personalties" is a pet hate of mine. And Danny treating it as if it were an actual thing instead of calling it out as bullshit is a bit disappointing.
"Bullshit"? Dissociative Identity Disorder doesn't work like it's commonly shown in fiction (what does?), but it is a real affliction.
Yeah, but that's not what's happening with Amazigirl/Amber (and if it was, Danny is still enabling). To be fair to Willis, he's playing with superhero tropes (eg, Batman/Bruce Wayne, who is he really under the cowl??) and it's not his fault that I happen to hate those tropes.
(Also, Bruce/Batman debates annoy the heck out of me. Or worse, Clark/Kal-El/Superman debates.)
Took me a while to realise that the reveal wasn't that she'd made her own disposable shoes, which would be in context with the leading panels, but was actually that she'd made herself taller. Something that I don't think has ever been mentioned she's concerned about?
Took me a while to realise that the reveal wasn't that she'd made her own disposable shoes, which would be in context with the leading panels, but was actually that she'd made herself taller. Something that I don't think has ever been mentioned she's concerned about?
NO you were right the first time. Her being taller is just how sarah notices.
Took me a while to realise that the reveal wasn't that she'd made her own disposable shoes, which would be in context with the leading panels, but was actually that she'd made herself taller. Something that I don't think has ever been mentioned she's concerned about?
NO you were right the first time. Her being taller is just how sarah notices.
"Multiple personalties" is a pet hate of mine. And Danny treating it as if it were an actual thing instead of calling it out as bullshit is a bit disappointing.
"Bullshit"? Dissociative Identity Disorder doesn't work like it's commonly shown in fiction (what does?), but it is a real affliction.
Yeah, but that's not what's happening with Amazigirl/Amber (and if it was, Danny is still enabling). To be fair to Willis, he's playing with superhero tropes (eg, Batman/Bruce Wayne, who is he really under the cowl??) and it's not his fault that I happen to hate those tropes.
(Also, Bruce/Batman debates annoy the heck out of me. Or worse, Clark/Kal-El/Superman debates.)
It's more a question of personal identity and compartmentalization, I feel.
"Multiple personalties" is a pet hate of mine. And Danny treating it as if it were an actual thing instead of calling it out as bullshit is a bit disappointing.
"Bullshit"? Dissociative Identity Disorder doesn't work like it's commonly shown in fiction (what does?), but it is a real affliction.
Yeah, but that's not what's happening with Amazigirl/Amber (and if it was, Danny is still enabling). To be fair to Willis, he's playing with superhero tropes (eg, Batman/Bruce Wayne, who is he really under the cowl??) and it's not his fault that I happen to hate those tropes.
(Also, Bruce/Batman debates annoy the heck out of me. Or worse, Clark/Kal-El/Superman debates.)
It's more a question of personal identity and compartmentalization, I feel.
Wait how was Bruce/Batman and Clark/Superman ever a discussion?
Bruce is Batman wearing a Bruce Wayne skin and Clark is Clark Kent, all around good guy who happens to be Superman.
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Naw see I think that first one is dumb as hell and lends itself to the kind of Frank Miller-ass Batman stories that I am not the least bit interested in
Naw see I think that first one is dumb as hell and lends itself to the kind of Frank Miller-ass Batman stories that I am not the least bit interested in
I get it. The common misconception is that Batman has to be grim. Just because a tragedy defines him, doesn't mean he has to be a grimdark asshole. The best stories find that balance.
To bring this back to webcomics, unlike say, Amazigirl who needs some serious mental help.
"Multiple personalties" is a pet hate of mine. And Danny treating it as if it were an actual thing instead of calling it out as bullshit is a bit disappointing.
"Bullshit"? Dissociative Identity Disorder doesn't work like it's commonly shown in fiction (what does?), but it is a real affliction.
"Multiple personalties" is a pet hate of mine. And Danny treating it as if it were an actual thing instead of calling it out as bullshit is a bit disappointing.
"Bullshit"? Dissociative Identity Disorder doesn't work like it's commonly shown in fiction (what does?), but it is a real affliction.
Yeah, but that's not what's happening with Amazigirl/Amber (and if it was, Danny is still enabling). To be fair to Willis, he's playing with superhero tropes (eg, Batman/Bruce Wayne, who is he really under the cowl??) and it's not his fault that I happen to hate those tropes.
(Also, Bruce/Batman debates annoy the heck out of me. Or worse, Clark/Kal-El/Superman debates.)
" Adjectiveionaire Playboy Bruce" is a Character. Bruce Wayne is Batman. That should never be an issue IMO because he's not mentally ill in anyway. Ifhe were aressted for being a vigilant
Amazigirl is a best a defense mechanism allowing a really sick girl to have a defense for her actions
"Multiple personalties" is a pet hate of mine. And Danny treating it as if it were an actual thing instead of calling it out as bullshit is a bit disappointing.
"Bullshit"? Dissociative Identity Disorder doesn't work like it's commonly shown in fiction (what does?), but it is a real affliction.
Yeah, but that's not what's happening with Amazigirl/Amber (and if it was, Danny is still enabling). To be fair to Willis, he's playing with superhero tropes (eg, Batman/Bruce Wayne, who is he really under the cowl??) and it's not his fault that I happen to hate those tropes.
(Also, Bruce/Batman debates annoy the heck out of me. Or worse, Clark/Kal-El/Superman debates.)
It's more a question of personal identity and compartmentalization, I feel.
Wait how was Bruce/Batman and Clark/Superman ever a discussion?
Bruce is Batman wearing a Bruce Wayne skin and Clark is Clark Kent, all around good guy who happens to be Superman.
I think people misunderstand why they have secret IDs.
For Bruce its to create a dissonance between his real self and his public self. Drunk off his ass letch Bruce Wayne could never be Batman.
For Clark it allows him to feel normal and relate to people. Thats why hes a reporter ,he works in a wholly subjective field where his powers mean squat and where a ginger and a sassy woman are arguably superior to him
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wait wait let me show you this mark millar makes a extreme but irreverent deconstructed superman but this time he's a regular man by day but by night he's super...racist
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It's a real condition, but the idea that it involves multiple, separate personalities is highly contested and quite possibly false
The current DSM (the big manual of all recognized psychiatric conditions) states that it does, but the DSM is far from perfect and can take a while to catch up to the science
for instance, the DSM only ceased to classify being trans as a mental illness with the most recent edition
A Ghost Story
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Oh right, this is in the mid-90s.
Oh sweat Jesus, those days. Liefield days.
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
Shove your head up your ass and you'll have the perspective of 90's marvel and DC.
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
How many 90s print comics contained cute boy kisses??
(I don't know, but if you find them please send them to me)
Peritale dawww.
(Also, Bruce/Batman debates annoy the heck out of me. Or worse, Clark/Kal-El/Superman debates.)
Please tell me that's made with one of those materials that can be stretched and holds in place.
Rewriting some of the text, picture editing, sound editing, video editing, voice directing the 5 other voice acting-y people involved...
I first started this chapter in fucking October.
But I'm extremely happy with how it's turned out, so I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
http://questionablecontent.net/
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Supernormal Step starts a new chapter!
Fairy wings in Peritale operate on magic.
Dumbing of Age
Darths & Droids
NO you were right the first time. Her being taller is just how sarah notices.
Oh right, that makes sense
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Agents of the Realm
It's more a question of personal identity and compartmentalization, I feel.
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Wait how was Bruce/Batman and Clark/Superman ever a discussion?
Bruce is Batman wearing a Bruce Wayne skin and Clark is Clark Kent, all around good guy who happens to be Superman.
I get it. The common misconception is that Batman has to be grim. Just because a tragedy defines him, doesn't mean he has to be a grimdark asshole. The best stories find that balance.
To bring this back to webcomics, unlike say, Amazigirl who needs some serious mental help.
Thats a subject of intense debate e
" Adjectiveionaire Playboy Bruce" is a Character. Bruce Wayne is Batman. That should never be an issue IMO because he's not mentally ill in anyway. Ifhe were aressted for being a vigilant
Amazigirl is a best a defense mechanism allowing a really sick girl to have a defense for her actions
I think people misunderstand why they have secret IDs.
For Bruce its to create a dissonance between his real self and his public self. Drunk off his ass letch Bruce Wayne could never be Batman.
For Clark it allows him to feel normal and relate to people. Thats why hes a reporter ,he works in a wholly subjective field where his powers mean squat and where a ginger and a sassy woman are arguably superior to him
wait wait let me show you this mark millar makes a extreme but irreverent deconstructed superman but this time he's a regular man by day but by night he's super...racist
I'm pretty sure Frank Miller isn't responsible for that but regardless whenever I think Frank Miller I think
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