"Yes, it is absolutely true, "we" have Multiple Personality Disorder (M.P.D.).But, we - all of us, each of us, am also utterly heartbroken, irreparably heartbroken. And it is only by the grace of this common hearty affliction, that we am able to integrate ourselves in common unity and literally pull our personas, string our many selves together and so also our many choices together and make it one choice and thereby live and march on and into this world, relate to this world and thereby, well, get by just about.
The many of us screaming from within, flailing, falling, running a muck, breaking into new but different terrain - interests, feelings, ... it is very distraught, in fact distraught is a gross understatement.
First, it was love that held us together, bought us all together, in a cradle ... You see we - all of us, each of us, was quite hopelessly in love with her. And through this, we all saw third eye to third eye ...
But, now, ...
... love has been spent, and it is this common sadness, this sourness of life, this deep common pain that we all share - different and still the same - many heartbreaks - same heart - that holds us as one."
~ from the diary of the man without one face





