I don't think I have multiple-personality disorder!

[Tom Riley]

I have had something similar happen to me. When I am in real mental distress (although it happened once out of no where when I was in a perfectly good mood) "I" sort of fade back and one of a few "others" have come forward and been in control. Like, they are in control of my body and stuff, but I am also aware. Usually it's in the form of them and I conversing over whatever the problem is. But they will always be the one in control of my body during that time and be talking out my mouth, while I am usually just responding in their head. Once we were both using my mouth, alternating back and forth between who was talking. But each time they were definitely different people, one of them even had a british accent. But, my therapist just kinda dismissed it and said that if I wasn't scared by it happening, then she wouldn't worry about it.

Btw, being bisexual wouldn't have anything to do with becoming a girl for a bit, Being bisexual is ONLY being attracted to both men and women. The becoming a girl thing sounds like part of a greater underlying condition. I don't know exactly what though.

 

[Jayson]

I think part of it is that I don't feel like a man. I am not all that manly and when I try I feel like I am pretending tro be something I'm not. I feel I can relate to girls better in everything except my sex drive. It's a cliche to say but I think it's true that guys desire sex more than females. That's not to say females don't have a sex drive but I don't think it's quite as potent as it is for us males. In the same way a guy will never understand a issue like rape or child birth like a female does I think it's true that females don't understand the male sex drive.

Jason

 

[RJDiogenes]

I think you have incorrect expectations about what it means to be a man or a woman based on the stereotypes. Stop worrying about gender roles and just be who you are.