Chapter 626: Could it be transmigration and rebirth?
"Multiple personality disorder?" Lu Hualiang frowned in response.
"That’s right, multiple personality disorder, which usually refers to a person who has two or more separate ’sub-personalities.’ Each sub-personality can exhibit different psychological and physiological responses, displaying varying personalities, and even differing in intelligence and behavioral habits. More seriously, they may react differently to the same medication.
Simply put, it’s like there’s more than one person living inside her.
For your friend’s wife, it’s very possible that another person has moved into her body."
Lu Hualiang furrowed his brows. He had heard about and understood multiple personality disorder, but Xia Weibao’s condition didn’t seem to fit.
Her sense of self was very strong, with one consciousness in control from beginning to end. There were no wildly inconsistent traits, nor contradictions.
It wasn’t likely to be multiple personality disorder, but rather as if she had become a different person.
Nevertheless, Dr. Hao was an international authority and his words were still very insightful.
"Dr. Hao, what generally causes multiple personality disorder?"
"There are many reasons. For example, in the eastern part of the United States, there once were twin sisters. The older sister accidentally killed the younger sister, then fell into extreme guilt, eventually developing depression. Over time, she felt that another person had moved into her body, who was her sister.
There’s also the case of someone who was frequently abused, eventually splitting off a strong personality to protect themselves. Whenever they were mistreated, this other personality would emerge to form a self-defense.
Usually, it’s when people experience extreme stress that another personality splits off.
Your friend’s wife has had a mental illness, and with an unstable psyche, it’s very easy for her to be triggered and split off a sub-personality.
Director Lu, you might want to check if she was subjected to any stress during her treatment."
Lu Hualiang pondered deeply, "If it really is multiple personality disorder, would it have any effects?"
"That depends on the specific case. In some people, the sub-personalities might fight each other, harming the body. That situation is very dangerous."
Lu Hualiang recalled, "That won’t happen, she treats herself very well, never self-harms. However, she does like to hit people."
"Oh, that’s also dangerous. Who knows, maybe she’ll kill her husband someday. She should seek treatment as soon as possible."
Dr. Hao gently reminded, Director Lu, if your wife is ill, it’s best to treat her early. Don’t wait until it’s too late and harm yourself.
Unexpectedly, Lu Hualiang replied without a second thought, "It’s fine if she kills her husband, as long as she doesn’t hurt herself."
Dr. Hao, "..."
He really wanted to kick over this bowl of despicable dog food!
Give single dogs a way to survive, please.
After asking more specifics, Lu Hualiang hung up the phone.
He still felt that Xia Weibao didn’t have multiple personality disorder.
It was more like she had switched souls.
And she seemed to be hiding something from him.
Married before, had children...
He had seen her body, and last time it almost went all the way. That tightness, that was definitely not something a woman who had had children could possess!
She didn’t look like she was lying. Why would this be the case?
Could it be that the consciousness associated with Xia Weibao within her had died, thereby splitting off into another complete personality?
Like the transmigration and rebirth in novels?