Hello! Many people have the same default writing. Some of us intentionally develop our own handwriting, and some of us naturally write differently. I am the only person who can write in cursive, for example. And many of the child alters “write like a child” so to speak. It is not an indicator of your validity, I can tell you most therapists are skeptical of DID at all because of how awful and stigmatised it is. So if your therapist raises suspicion at you, it’s more a testament to their bad therapy and not to the validity of your system or not. - Riddle

Personally we all have different typing styles and different handwriting. (Im Joseph Ahaha!) -☆ We all are unique and different! My father (Joseph) always tells me that all of us are our own people! -💎 When it comes to masking in public we all talk, type and write the same as the host. Who is my grandfather (Joseph). -J

i'd say so! our writing styles differ naturally with some similarities (for example some of us write rounder letters but there are alters with sharper letters), though some have handwriting indistinguishable to one another, and for your case, that can naturally happen that they have many similarities. No matter how many of y'all there are! /gen -Britt 💜

A lot of us had really similar handwriting. Small differences like looping or non-looping ys and gs were really the only indicator. Some wrote one or two letters slightly differently or slanted a little more. However, some have tried to change their handwriting purposely for the sake of individuality. One of our alters writes in all caps. He thinks it's cool, I guess? I dunno. But he is able to default to pretty normal handwriting if necessary. The only thing we all struggle to make perfectly the same is the birth name's signature. Some are better at it than others. Handwriting is not the only indicator of DID. To say so is preposterous. There are many more other ways alters can differ and even more ways to be similar. The whole point of DID is to remain completely seamless, and so it's completely reasonable for everyone to have extremely similar handwriting unless they purposely develop their own style. Don't let this discourage you. Stay strong through the course. You are valid and you will get the help you need someday. We believe in you.❤️ -Julian

we have some that have similar handwriting. We have some that will try to purposely recreate anothers handwriting. We have some that have very messy, fast writing. We have some (usually child parts) with heavy, spacey writing. it varies for us.

Our writing is all similar in handwriting but vastly different when typing. The biggest difference is both is spelling and sentence structure as i have alters that dont speak English as their first language (like our host). -the stardust multiplicity