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Emily First Girl: ...........Camigwen ............Multiplicity 
I need to put this sort of thing on my blog. Hadn’t thought of that yet, but you are so right. Do you mind if I copy and edit it somewhat on my site for my specific needs?
I was just thinking the other day that a college student could basically write an entire research paper on DID with the stuff I have on my site. Obviously I can’t totally keep them from doing that, but it would be upsetting, and HUGELY upsetting if someone went so far as to publish something based on what I wrote.
~Secret Shadows