FREE ESSAY ON MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES

MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES

A Friend With Multiple Personalities
The variance in personalities can be as massive as an ocean or as microscopic as an atom.
Most people think of personalities as distinctive. I have found distinctive does not
necessarily describe personalities. Renee is a friend of mine who has a very wide
variance in personality. Renee's personality can change within a matter of minutes. She
calls me daily with a seemingly innocent conversation. The conversation always starts
with simple inquires about the general health of family and friends. Suddenly, as if
possessed by some demonic force, she will insult other people that we both know. She says
things that I personally know to be untrue. When I try to point out what she is doing,
she turns her anger toward me. At any point during a telephone conversation, she can
exhibit any one of three different personality aspects. Each of these personality aspects
demonstrates individual distinctions. One person can have multiple personalities. In
fact, my friend has three aspects of her personality. The three are the friend forever,
the crybaby, and the rattlesnake personalities. 
The friend forever personality is the one with which I am most familiar. When she
displays this personality, she concerns herself with others, she is willing to help out,
and she always has a dry shoulder to loan for crying. Renee so easily fits into this
category. Most days, she is a very loving and caring individual. She concerns herself
with the welfare of others. While in this personality, Renee goes out of her way to call

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and inquire about the health of others. She offers her help in any situation. She may not
be physically able to change a flat tire for a person, but she will hold the light so the

person can see how to change the tire for themself. Renee always has a dry shoulder on
which someone can cry without invitation. She will listen to a friend's problem for hours
without complaint. Renee is the type person who will go to the ends of the Earth for a
friend. However, this is only one of Renee's personalities. Unfortunately, she has more
than one from which to choose. 
The crybaby personality is another of my friend's multiple personalities. This
personality is the one I find most confusing. When Renee is in her crybaby modality, she
is unsatisfied and depressed, and she complains about everything. I have never seen my
friend satisfied when she was being a crybaby. She can be a fifty percent winner of the
lottery, and she obsesses over the fact that she is not the sole winner. Renee is a very
depressed person. She often cries without rationale. When Renee is being a crybaby, she
complains about everything in life. Someone can offer her a job making millions of
dollars per day, and she will complain about the drive to work. My friend is not always a
crybaby. Sometimes she is worse.
The rattlesnake is the least desirable of Renee's personalities. She is a real demon with
this personality. Renee routinely insults others, acts superior, and starts rumors. Renee
insults other people for spite. She makes objectionable remarks about their appearance or
disposition. She goes out of her way to tell a complete stranger their clothes don't
match. Renee acts superior towards others. She acts pompous toward a 
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person who has been her friend for years. While in public, she will snob an old friend.
Renee starts rumors without remorse. She tells complete lies about other individuals just
to see how much trouble she can cause. She calls the police and tells them someone has
stolen her jewelry while the jewelry is still on her person. 
Each personality has its own distinctions. If Renee has more than one aspect to her
personality, is it possible that we all have multiple aspects to our personalities? We
should all take the time to think about our actions. Someone just may be watching. The 
someone who might be watching may be inside of us.