Multiple Personality Disorder
It is also one of the most interesting subjects of psychology. This case is one example of multiple personality disorder.
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Under his nickname, Eve White wants to take therapy because of fainting headaches. At first, the therapists think that Eve White's complaints are from the conflict in her marriage or from her personal disappointments. But from the last visit, the therapist realized that Eve White had no memory of him, applied hypnosis, and realized that his patient was experiencing amnesia.
In one of the sessions that followed these therapies, Eve White said that she heard voices. During this conversation, he suddenly gets his hands between his head and after a while, raising his head with a careless smile, Hello Doctor! he says. The resulting person is a very different woman from Eve White as gestures, speeches and movements. He calls himself another person: Eve Black.
In the notes of Eve Black, the therapist describes her as being non-stressful, stress-free, childish, brave, erotic and naughty. Eve Black, who suddenly went out during therapies, appeared while Eve White was under hypnosis. After a few sessions, the therapist asks permission from Eve Black to talk to Eve White.
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Hypnosis is not needed for these changes after a while. But because of this, Eve Black thinks Eve White can take more of her life. When Eve White doesn't know about Eve Black and what she does, Eve Black has the knowledge of what Eve White did and what was happening in her life.
At the same time Eve Black tells her therapist about events in which Eve White was punished and mischievous, misbehaving, and disobedient. These events are then supported by discussions with family and husband. Eve Black not only conceals his personality from Eve White, but also from his family and spouse. In addition, he denies Eve White's child as she is with her husband. During his stay away from his wife and child will stay away.
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