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Yes, almost constantly. I have a family member diagnosed with MPD and they always hear the voices in their head and usually talks back to them Yes and no it comes and goes and you do litterley hear them like someones actually their but if you've had it long enough you can talk to them without actually talcking we have verry interesting conversations and you can be co contious which sometimes you can hear eatchothers thoughts when you do that so yes mpd/did sufferers can hear voices
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