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'He abuses Michiru and seems to suffer from multiple personalities, once slapping her then apologizing and hugging the next moment.' Just because a person slaps, and then hugs and apologizes right after does not mean the person is suffering from a multiple personality(I believe this term is not even used anymore...I don't remember what the new term is tho). The guy apologizes because he remembers slapping Michiru which means that he is not suffering from 'losing time', a common symptom if another identity had been taking over. Hitting and then asking for forgiveness is just what a lot of people do to make sure that the person they hit is still on their side.(KoYuka (talk) 10:41, 6 May 2009 (UTC))Reply

I entered the above, and then I forgot my password so I had to change my username. The symptom 'losing time' for multiple personality can be found in official sources. I must add I do not know the English term for it. Also the same can also be asked for the sentence 'He abuses Michiru and seems to suffer from multiple personalities, once slapping her then apologizing and hugging the next moment.' Is this information from an official source? 'seems to suffer' is a total assumption, never mentioned in the story. I think the best would be is to just delete this sentence. —Preceding unsigned comment added by VVloUolVv (talkcontribs) 11:10, 1 December 2009 (UTC)Reply