A psychological documentation through poetic and artistic memoirs that revealed to the author that his entries were just two different personalities of himself that were trying to communicate with each other to make them both self-aware of the duality their own separate existences. This collection of material was written in a scattered chaos of pieces that were in a non-sequitur order. Each piece was artistically fueled by raw undeniable emotions, they were sourced by a high intelligence and perception, and they were later organized into chapters for the reader. This book goes through the thoughts of someone with Dissociative Identity Disorder, which contains a universal range of subject matter including humans, love, society, drugs, earth, government, spirit, art, creation, psychology, and self. This book helped the author find out who he really was, has helped blast informational light to countless people that read it understand themselves better, the disorder better, and the combined sum of these moments we call our life better. When one is able to understand an abnormality that is the very action that defines what we all consider normal.
About the Author: Zachary Philip Freeman is an artist in all mediums and genres, and he has two different personalities whom are forced to share the same mind. He suffers from many forms of mental illness, which are Disassociate Identity Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and Attention Deficit Disorder. While in college Zachary wrote the infamous Internet meme, "Plains, Trains, and Plantains." Mr. Freeman was educated as a film major at the University of Las Vegas. He then went on to create, write, and was the lead actor for an improvisational web series called, "ADD it up!" for a local Las Vegas Internet television studio. Zachary became tired of Las Vegas, and he still wanted to be in the film industry and so he got a job working at a small production company as a producer. While he was producing he pitched to the production company his idea for a situational comedy for television, and it was green lighted for preproduction. Unfortunately, the production company low-balled him on their offer for his intellectual property, and so he decided to move back to Las Vegas. In the beginning of 2013 he made three albums, one was a comedy album, and the other two are a mix of electronica. They can be found on iTunes, Amazon, or Spotify. In just four short months of composing, producing, and occasionally singing vocals he compiled over sixty-seven songs, and by the beginning of his fourth album, he had to stop in the middle of making it, because he needed some breathing room. Zachary is now just currently writing books. His first book, "Walking the Line" is on the subject of psychological philosophy that was written in an artistic manner. He is releasing his second book, "Two Sane" which is a psychological documentation of someone with Disassociate Identity Disorder having a psychological break through upon realizing that there were two different versions of himself that were writing the book.