subscribe so we can bring awareness to these fakers

@icefish7509

2 жыл бұрын

@mineletter6423

2 жыл бұрын

already did a while ago

@lilburberry9308

2 жыл бұрын

big monkey baller og

@tobiio-quit305

2 жыл бұрын

yeS, I also love ur one punch man poster at the back loll

@SaulTeeNutz

2 жыл бұрын

Done ages ago.

Guys, remember: 14 year olds on TikTok with blue hair and nose piercings that do their research on reddit are ALWAYS smarter than educated medical professionals.

@diegopasha5607

2 жыл бұрын

Hehehee

@onx1

2 жыл бұрын

yes

@TheDemonWasTaken

2 жыл бұрын

And their parents are right, not the kid’s teachers.

@jonathandavisasaminion

2 жыл бұрын

@@diegopasha5607 who put *MICHEAL JACKSON* in the reply section

@diegopasha5607

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathandavisasaminion I don't know

They don't have the actual disorders but they sure as hell are mental.

@randomstuff4762

2 жыл бұрын

Tik Tok disorder

@isaacagain

2 жыл бұрын

@@randomstuff4762 Emily syndrome*

@stevenwaller3295

2 жыл бұрын

Hypochondriac’s it’s definitely real.. But it’s also called being belligerent basically refusing to accept reality.. sometimes perhaps caused by trauma but usually a side affect of entitlement

@yaomingyungsun

2 жыл бұрын

“i’m transmental”

@henryr.schrader7520

2 жыл бұрын

I agree and I have a medically diagnosed disorder

The amount of trauma needed to form DID or multiple personalities is horrific, most can't even go outside, or talk to others. So for these kids to come online and pretend it's cute and "quirky" is just discriminating against people who genuinely need support and help

@TygerNight1

3 ай бұрын

It was horrific, and I thank you for pointing this out for people like me.

@ParallelSystem

2 ай бұрын

Yes, thankyou.

@MYSTERYBLACKROSE

2 ай бұрын

Not just that, but 99 percent don't remember switching and even try to kill themselves.

@GhostBoii17

2 ай бұрын

not everyone is the same- quite a lot of systems can go outside and talk to others. Don't act like your experience is universal, in fact you are a rare case. Learn that and stop acting like you know it all

@ParallelSystem

2 ай бұрын

Literally shut the hell up, like you know it better. @@GhostBoii17

I feel so bad for the dad in the text one. I hope that they are doing better now. Can’t even imagine having to watch your daughter become that.

@hxllucinogenics

Жыл бұрын

Could just be me but it seemed a lot like satire?

@callsign_Wolverine

Жыл бұрын

@@hxllucinogenics you might be right actually

@hxllucinogenics

Жыл бұрын

@@callsign_Wolverine i really hope so 😭

@sumisu_senpai_6280

7 ай бұрын

My favourite bit was when she briefly started typing what looked to be Welsh

@thegatorhator6822

7 ай бұрын

Legalize VERY Late Term Abortion

A lot of these people aren't faking the part anymore, they're living it. They've fooled themselves into believing they truly have these disorders because it's aestheticized and they think they're the main character.

@art4723

2 жыл бұрын

Fr

@ReikiMaulana

2 жыл бұрын

Well "main character syndrome" is a real thing so i guess they are actually mentally ill lol

@Exterminat0s

2 жыл бұрын

Very well said.

@cliffconvoy2575

2 жыл бұрын

your pfp scared the hell out of me

@mrttripz3236

2 жыл бұрын

You have just given me a great idea for a psychological horror story. Thanks homie

"One of my alters is a christian and one of them is a muslim. This causes a lot of problems at the system's thanksgiving dinner."

@ReikiMaulana

2 жыл бұрын

If they had a Jewish alter somewhere in there they better be ready

@escapefr0mslender

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReikiMaulana Both the Muslim and the Christian one would agree on something, that’s for sure

@KingFezzy

2 жыл бұрын

@@escapefr0mslender lmaoo

@sneed2600

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReikiMaulana and a Nazi Alter

@tariqzead2338

2 жыл бұрын

Everybody gangsta toll the comunist and the capitalist alters talk at the Thanksgiving dinner

As a Gen Z teen, i sincerely apologize for the others in my generation who are so self absorbed.

@MaloryGrimes-em1rg

2 ай бұрын

I second this, as a 13 year-old girl

@plebbypebblepleb

Ай бұрын

@@MaloryGrimes-em1rg i dont mean to be that person, but pleaasee dont comment your age, the person who made the comment might not care, BUT CREEPS MIGHT!! please stay safe and keep your age confidential, this is just to be nice, and you don't have to listen. I'm just worried.

@MaloryGrimes-em1rg

Ай бұрын

@@plebbypebblepleb no I get it bro I appreciate the concern

@plebbypebblepleb

Ай бұрын

@@MaloryGrimes-em1rg ofc!! :DD hope u have a great day and stay safe

@That_Russel_Pup

Ай бұрын

Same bro, also a teen Gen Z. It’s so stupid it’s so funny sometimes 💀🙏

As someone who was only diagnosed with autism at 15, stuff like this really upsets me. I've struggled my whole life because of it and hearing i have something I have to live with for the rest of my life is incredibly heartbreaking. It's taken me a while to accept my diagnosis, so seeing all these people VOLUNTARILY pretending to have it pisses me off. Its not cute little stims and cuddly toys. It's not being able to do regular everyday things without overestimulating and shutting down, it's exhausting.

@stupidjojofan6515

Жыл бұрын

Stay strong brother

@thatvalensteingirl

Жыл бұрын

It's always a cutesy moment or 'that gives me happy hands' so they can flap, but they've never spent a moment fighting a meltdown or resisting the urge to rip your own skin off because it feels wrong.

@stupidjojofan6515

Жыл бұрын

They never show the agonizing feeling of knowing your about to have a sensory overload because there are too many people around you but your so panicked and feel so powerfully uncomfortable you can't move so you just have to sit there and suffer, it's always "omg I found a new song!!!1!1!"

@smethreeforty

Жыл бұрын

I feel ya, as one myself people often don't believe me because i don't act retarded all the time :/ like that's not how it works lmao.

@Andy_-so9yk

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t wish it upon anyone. It’s a horrible thing to live with.

To that person saying DID is “under-researched”: If it’s so under-researched, and there is not enough information on it… then how on earth did you gather enough information to SELF DIAGNOSE?

@Junior10847

2 жыл бұрын

Literally!

@gemmameidia8438

2 жыл бұрын

They lost their logic lmao

@F17A

2 жыл бұрын

And how does she have multiple friends with degrees that know more information about than anyone else!

@meshuggahbingus8260

2 жыл бұрын

@@Idakp Are you trying to say that random tik tok users with no credibility give better information than literal medical professionals? If so you're really missing the mark there.

@uouq9558

2 жыл бұрын

@@Idakp That's a lot of words 😬 But unfortunately, There are absolutely zero askers

in japan they call them chuunibyou(eighth-grader syndrome) a Japanese colloquial term typically used to describe early teens who have grandiose delusions, who desperately want to stand out, and who have convinced themselves that they have hidden knowledge or secret powers., it fits perfectly

@baeseulgi1742

2 жыл бұрын

yes I know a few people like this in Japan i personally call it 7th grader syndrome

@hah6360

2 жыл бұрын

i think i heard that phrase while watching an anime once lmao

@sh00tbrain

2 жыл бұрын

@@hah6360 there's an anime called love, chuunibyou and other delusions

@mrttripz3236

2 жыл бұрын

I can't even blame them. If I grew up in a place as bleak as Japan I'd probably also at that age need delusions to keep myself afloat. Especially with their strict high pressure education system.

@thalassaer4137

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrttripz3236 and crap justice system

As a diagnosed autist, filming underestimation is the LAST thing that comes to mind. That girl was faking it 100%

@poopww5378

5 ай бұрын

Yup

@GhostBoii17

2 ай бұрын

as a diagnosed autistic, i think about it quite a lot because people like you don't want to raise awareness about the whole disorder, you choose what to put out there. some people arent like you- its kinda why the disorder is a spectrum

@Janesworld011

Ай бұрын

im not meaning to spread hate but im diagnosed autistic and i find understimulation 100% like that. why its a spectrum :) (again, not being rude at all!)

@GhostBoii17

20 күн бұрын

@@Alex-rw9nn Not everyone's stims are like yours, and not all stimming is intense enough for muscles to be tight. Your fakeclaim is baseless

D.I.D is formed through severe and repeated childhood trauma. Example…. My father beat me since I was 4 years old and never stopped. My mind created alters that were strong that could protect me, alters that are younger to protect the childihs emotions that I never learned to cope with, caregiver personalities to replace my parents who completely neglected me, etc. It’s a very difficult disorder and causes more problems than anything else. But the amount of trauma you have to go through for it to develop is horrific. Faking it is despicable!

@melissaproctor5786

2 күн бұрын

I’m so sorry that happened. God bless you.

I would like to see an “alter” that’s a 40 year old balding insurance agent that complains that buttermilk ranch is too spicy for him and complains that they wouldn’t honor his expired coupon at Ruby Tuesday’s. Instead it’s always an “alter” named Faun that only speaks in a makeup language or something.

@holycrapitsvincent

Жыл бұрын

Bro💀💀💀

@theblevinator

Жыл бұрын

Or an "alter" named Frank who is a 60 year old retired dude who spends his time yelling at kids who go on his lawn

@duolingoowl9663

Жыл бұрын

Strangely specific but I agree.

@vintagecrayon4504

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@m4rzy790

Жыл бұрын

CACKLING BC MY SYSTEM HAS AN ALTER LIKE THAT AND WE ALL HATE HIM 💀

These kids should join a DND group so they can play as their original characters

@austingale2388

2 жыл бұрын

NICE

@gergom.8310

2 жыл бұрын

NICE

@spoodsinthewii

2 жыл бұрын

I CACKLED💀

@Joe-gu8hg

2 жыл бұрын

💀💀💀

@bombdotcom2168

2 жыл бұрын

I would give anything to be the Dungeon master for that group

People faking DID remind me of that girl on a discord server who was faking it to get attention, always blamed rule-breaking on her "alters", and there was even one of them who was typing exclusively in emojis ☠️☠️☠️ She also faked cancer and getting her limbs amputated later on, after which she was banned 😭😭

@ccisaa

11 ай бұрын

THATS CRAZY WHAT THE HELL BRO 😭

i'm friends with a few DID systems who go to therapy and have a diagnosis, and from what i've learned, DID systems actually have a very hard time forming a headspace, communicating with alters, or even realizing theres any problem other than random blackouts of memory, without intensive therapy!! it's very rare that someone is aware of their alters at all if they have DID with it being untreated. non-human and fictive alters are valid. many DID systems that got 'tiktok famous' described it as suddenly leaving the body and a day or so later you're back, and you've lived out your life without any memory. it's extremely distressing and confusing and it disturbs me how someone can record it with the intention of aesthetics.

The fact u got someone with an actual disorder makes it so much better, hope it gets better for her

@brokenland5154

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@teddy28492

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@clanrealest6992

2 жыл бұрын

That's like saying "i hope a dead person comes back to life". just an example, don't take me too seriously

@Xxmikey6969xX

2 жыл бұрын

exactly

@azvr8997

2 жыл бұрын

@Avinychus Playz Yup my sister got em and they're gonna be life long. Taking pills only lessens the intensity at some times

It's so disappointing to see people faking disorders like it's fun/special to have.

@stalker2084

2 жыл бұрын

Attention seeking.

@applejuice9650

2 жыл бұрын

@Avinychus Playz cant have them if theyre fatherless

@Maa_aaV

2 жыл бұрын

@@applejuice9650 and then complain when people don’t play pretend lmfao

@P.Whitestrake

2 жыл бұрын

Attention seekers. One of my friends has DID for real & she's struggling so hard. She's not acting like it's fun or using it as a weapon to avoid responsibility & accountability. She's going to real therapists instead of tiktok.

@cajunking5987

2 жыл бұрын

*special not fun

These self diagnosed "Alter-Egos" literally made a whole anime lore for each of their "Alter-Egos"💀

@GhostBoii17

2 ай бұрын

introjects usually have (as you call it) lore. its kinda a big thing of being an introject. Do you know anything on systems beyond "haha friends in head"?

@That_Russel_Pup

Ай бұрын

💀💀💀

@Spiralredd

21 күн бұрын

Yeah a real DID person wouldn't even be aware of their alters enough to make lore

@GhostBoii17

21 күн бұрын

@@Spiralredd many people with DID are aware of it before they're diagnosed

Under stimulation is not blatant like that, It usually comes out in irritability, subtle fidgeting, a temper outburst, daydreaming, and staring blankly. In more drastic cases, an individual might make reckless decisions like speeding, or the urge to self-harm in a desperate attempt to "produce" stimuli.

@future1894

Ай бұрын

🙏🙏♾

Okay so, let me get this straight: These self-diagnosed individuals “with D.I.D”, say that the disorder is “extremely unresearched” and any years and years of documented information medical professionals have on the matter, is “extremely out-dated”, yet… they do a 5-minute google search and scan the first 5 links, as well as maybe take a quiz or two from a rather questionable site, and they’re all of a sudden “better educated” on the matter than actual medical professionals? … I’m baffled.

@zaggo3425

2 жыл бұрын

dunning kruger moment

@lonelypancake5979

2 жыл бұрын

As someone who is OFFICIALLY diagnosed with DID, the people faking and “self diagnosed” will never experience the horror of the double edged sword that is DID. If you want to know what it’s like, then ask; and I’ll tell you.

@wermful2950

2 жыл бұрын

@@lonelypancake5979 i want to know how its like

@kazkazoodles

2 жыл бұрын

@@lonelypancake5979 yeah go for it!

@Kiraikira_

2 жыл бұрын

@@lonelypancake5979 I genuinely need an opinion. While I wasn't immensely neglect/abused, a lot of times when I was a child it was more often hit or scolded. Growing up to my teen years, it feels like there is someone/something else with me/in me. I genuinely just want to understand what's happening. Whenever I'm having my breakdowns, it always feels like someone shoving me out. I don't understand but I want to. I just really want to know if I'm okay to feel the way I do and I don't want to misuse anything. I may just be pseudo feeling it to which I want to clear out so that I can snap out of it and make an effort to shut it off. I just... Don't understand. It feels like I'm suddenly apathetic and distant and lost whenever I'm experiencing something really intense/scary, I can feel myself blank out. I really just don't understand what's happening to me. It makes me feel insane and confused... I can understand if this is cringey, I think so too but it's scary and I don't want to assume or just... Leave it as a mystery...

I fucking hate it how in real life being mentally disabled means you get constantly harassed, bullied and beaten the shit out of for things you have no control over, but people who havent struggled with this for one day of their life see it as a way to seem ‘quirky’ on social media.

@saanasalonen8684

2 жыл бұрын

its a rude awakening to ur nearest and dearest when they see it really is not "under control" at all times but this distorts peoples views on mental health problems so they assume its just a quirk... so in short these teens need to get a hobbie and stop this unbelievably shitty behaviour that affects us with real issues!!!

@corruwpted

2 жыл бұрын

got diagnosed with severe depression back in 2020, people are thinking it’s all “cool” and “quirky” and it’s a “style” but it’s serious and depression disallowed myself to do everyday tasks

@saanasalonen8684

2 жыл бұрын

@@corruwpted i know that feeling. i have depression too diagnosed. i saw the sun for a few years but now its come back with a vengeance. i really can not say more than to keep breathing, the weight will lighten because nothing is for forever. just keep on taking that breath 💜

@mexiplays9184

2 жыл бұрын

@@corruwpted Yeah I just go by a motto in life. If you're not medically diagnosed then you're not depressed. People just see people like Lil peep, X, or juice Wrld and think depression is cool. I know it may upset people that I'm unapologetically me with my not diagnosed stance, but my sister has been diagnosed with depression and I have a couple more friends that are diagnosed so yeah. I'm not going to feed into their dumbass self. If they do indeed have depression and they show their diagnosis then I'll be a man and apologize until then well they don't have it.

@genevievec.8002

2 жыл бұрын

My mother had a stroke at 39, about 4 years ago, and has been paralyzed on the left side of her body since. She has become pretty capable in spite of her disability, and is often proud of things that other people might find small. However, the idea that she would "love her disability" is beyond angering. She does not feel that way. She has a DNR (do not resuscitate) signed because if she has another stroke ever, she would rather die than risk becoming more disabled. It's not fun, it's not empowering, it's not cool. It's hard, and you learn to overcome it or live with it in these situations at best.

I had a therapist appointment some months ago (I haven’t gone back) to talk about my (medically diagnosed) ADHD and how I would manage it better, as well as talk about the possibility of being Bipolar _(solely based off of observation and aligning symptoms, mood swings and severe aggression, etc)_ because I wanted to know if I WAS possibly bipolar so I could seek medication for it too. She asked me “so what would this label mean to you? Why is it so important for you to be bipolar?” To which I responded “it’s not! Hell if I end up NOT being bipolar like I fear I am that would be fantastic news; one less thing for me to worry about” and she kept asking things like “Oh why’s it so important”, “would you be upset or offended if you aren’t” “are you wanting to be bipolar for attention” etc etc and the fact this issue of faking is SO BAD that people who are ACTUALLY seeking help aren’t taken seriously is so discouraging.

@Z1mbii_X

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, It’s extremely annoying how some therapists assume you want attention. We don’t!

@JM-ot8ux

Жыл бұрын

And therapists are about 75 percent to blame for that. Contrary to your experience, I had a social worker meet with me only two times, for 45 minutes, before saying with great emphasis, "You're definitely bipolar!" That shithead. I found another therapist, and after a few years I asked her about that snap "diagnosis," and she LAUGHED OUT LOUD. I'm not bipolar. But if I were biddable and attention-seeking, I might have accepted that drip's "diagnosis" and gone on to start the crazy train of hideous chemical cocktails they put you on. That any person would accept a snap diagnosis like that and start gulping pills is just a symptom of how utterly stupid, ignorant, and media-gulled people can be in America. Other countries aren't like this.

@future1894

Ай бұрын

This was my exact fear when discussing the possibility of ADHD with my doctor. He personally didn't think I have ADHD, and I trust his judgment as a medical professional and the fact he diagnosed me with Autism before that and made a valid point that symptoms can overlap sometimes, but he also didn't think I had Autism until further evaluation either. I want to believe him and his judgment, but there's so much wrong with me currently that aligns with ADHD experiences that I want to look further into it and understand whats truly going on with my mind, but he doesn't seem to want to give me a chance which can be frustrating "":( I havent been able to see him in over 6 months because my insurance was cancelled some time ago. It's a frustrating situation knowing something is wrong, not being able to cope, and wanting to get help but nobody will listen or give you the chance :(

As a clinician in training, I can tell you that DID is extremely rare. I have not seen any evidence for amnesia in many of these cases. This is a key feature of this dissociative disorder.

@Mooneirya

Ай бұрын

DID is actually not rare, it touches 1% to 3% of the population (diagnosed), DID is not rare, just not talked about enough, so please dont spread misinformations, thanks ^^

@user-um5dy2dl3b

Ай бұрын

@@Mooneiryathey also say they are in training.. they shouldn’t be talking :/

@user-um5dy2dl3b

Ай бұрын

every case is different and it can actually cause people to forget things. everyone is different. just because you haven’t seen it, doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen.. especially since you are in training

@Mooneirya

Ай бұрын

@@user-um5dy2dl3b Yeah, exactly, it's not that rare, it's just that people don't talk about it enough. Unfortunately there's a lot of people lying too and usually they are "easy" to spot, because for them it's super fantastic, it's not fun to have that man

@himelmao1697

Ай бұрын

@@Mooneiryayall have been misinformed so much I’m in shock

I feel bad for the dad who has to deal with this, questioning his own parenting after their child is brainwashed by the internet

@antip0is0n

2 жыл бұрын

I think parents also have the responsibility of guiding their children through the internet

@NifixD

2 жыл бұрын

@@antip0is0n nah bro,what he can do?

@Nothing64290

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think they even have dad's, I'm sure they want this because their parents neglected them or something

@chances3163

2 жыл бұрын

@@antip0is0n it's much harder than it looks. If the child knows how to delete their search history, and know how to get a different browser, ur screwed.

@isoFluffy

2 жыл бұрын

@@chances3163 parental controls exist. parents that leave the internet to raise their children shouldn't be surprised when they turn out as degenerates

13:16 as a trans former/recovered addict seeing the pronouns be "drug" and "drugself" makes me want to die a bit lol

@jq1522

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sad if it’s coming from a real place, because (in my experience) when on drugs thoughts like “the feeling this gives me is the only thing that matters” If someone took that line of thought and decided to use pronouns to express it (though I think that’s not an appropriate way to express that) that would be pretty sad. Of course they may just be bullshitting Congratulations on getting clean by the way!

@creeper1087

2 жыл бұрын

Not to take the meaning away from this comment but i originally read that as 'as a transformer'

@torunsmok5890

2 жыл бұрын

@@creeper1087 i think it makes the commenter sound badass if you read it as transformer and frankly from what they've probably survived given the comment... I think the badassery is deserved

@sabatsilosani240

2 жыл бұрын

I read "as a Transformer/Recovered Addict..." and I nearly had a heart attack

@hellobruh4209

2 жыл бұрын

So you're like an ex transgender and now normal????

Love the dad who laid it into the kid with straight facts. 12:30

@HydroTheRedHairedKid

6 ай бұрын

Based dad

@samyeonellis1453

3 ай бұрын

​@@HydroTheRedHairedKid good Father

I’m no psychiatrist- But I imagine someone with ACTUAL split personality can’t just literally scroll left to show us their “alters” like they’re picking a character for Mortal Kombat😂😅

As someone who’s been bullied for having these types of disorders it’s upsetting that these people are using these disorders to get fame and sympathy

@redlight3932

2 жыл бұрын

They may not have real conditions, but they're real sick in the heart

@c5505

2 жыл бұрын

@@redlight3932 their fucked up thinking is probably a condition in itself

@lucia066

2 жыл бұрын

@D12 Raging bullying can make it worse even if they do or don’t have it, it can probably lead into something else so bullying isn’t the answer

@lavender9844

2 жыл бұрын

Right? People used to trigger my tics for fun, and now they suddenly want them.

@silh3345

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. They’re gaining attention and sympathy for something they have the privilege of not having to actually deal with once the cameras are off while we’re out here struggling each day with something we can’t just turn off when we feel like it and we’re gaining nothing for our struggles. I was bullied by my own damn friend group for my adhd to the point of serious depression and severe social anxiety and trust issues that took years to get over and still affect me to this day. These people don’t have to deal with the actual symptoms and struggles of the disorders they pretend to have and they don’t understand how hard it is to actually live with them 24/7.

Psychologist here! I'm currently majoring in dissociative disorders I have no idea what the f*** is going on! Have a nice day :)

@helagrow

2 жыл бұрын

Fair enough bro, I don’t think any of us do.

@neologicalgamer3437

2 жыл бұрын

@@helagrow I've watched a lot of these videos, and I'm honestly just confused. It seems like these people didn't research anything before faking it. It feels ironic, even though it's not, and that's honestly the only thing getting me through watching these

@skrittle555

2 жыл бұрын

former therapist here. imo they all have low self esteem (as many teenagers do), have seen people with these disorders get love and validation, and want to piggyback off of that. they also clearly don't have enough chores. idle minds and all that. good luck with your degree but i wouldn't call yourself a psychologist without one!

@trollingisasport

2 жыл бұрын

@@skrittle555 ding ding

@oblivionnow92

2 жыл бұрын

I think you need to graduate and be working as a psychologist to be one lol

im not against self diagnosing if you do research cause therapy can be expensive and sometimes therapists dont wanna treat you. Ive had to hunt down a therapist for years and they still dont officially wanna put a diagnosis on me even though theyve told me i have it. However a lot of kids romanticize very serious illnesses on tiktok and it bothers the crap outta me.

@Razberryjamz

Жыл бұрын

The problem people are encouraging others/influencing impressionable minds some people may be a danger to themselves/others and need to seek help but don’t which can be so dangerous

@Bubblegum-xm5cg

Жыл бұрын

Factssssss.

@eggsock

5 ай бұрын

exactly. I've been doing research for 13 years and have spent over 40 hours talking to people who have some kind of interaction with autism or autistic adults. I've always been lower class and actual psychiatry and psychology is way out of my budget. even when I tell people I'm autistic, I always tell them that I'm self diagnosed

@GhostBoii17

2 ай бұрын

self diagnosis includes the research. it is not self diagnosis if research is not done

@future1894

Ай бұрын

I have such a fuzzy opinion on self diagnosis. I resent the idea of self-diagnosing just because you want a diagnosis or something, but ever trying to officially state you have a disorder without proper medical attention can be really frustrating. I've struggled to get a hold of professional help for most of my life and only recently got a diagnosis for PTSD and Autism. I haven't seen that doctor since due to shitty insurance problems because yay American healthcare sucks-- I do a lot of research on different mental illnesses and disorders because there are genuinely things wrong with me that align with certain illnesses like ADHD, but I would never go out of my way to say I officially have it because I dont trust myself or the information I can gather from the internet enough to say something like that, especially against the word of a trained professional. I fullly support people who are questioning or align/identify with symptoms associated with these disorders, but people who do 5 minutes of research and fully decide they "have" that diagnosis is irresponsible in my opinion and projecting it onto the media is especially harmful to the communities of people who are properly diagnosed with these disorders. Sorry for writing a book 😅just wanted to share my opinion on this since im passionate on stuff like this and whatnot

1. i am truly sorry for my generation 2.why no one talk about how beans pretty is?

@itssilver8467

Жыл бұрын

Valid

@vik6092

Жыл бұрын

What are you trying to say my guy

@milanvujcich

Жыл бұрын

Facts. She looks like my first ex, except blonde

@ineffablake

Жыл бұрын

@@vik6092 beans is pretty

@manhandler.

2 ай бұрын

Read the comment and youll get your answer​@@vik6092

In japan, there's a somewhat documented phenomenon called "chuunibyou" or "8th grader disease". Essentially, kids around the age of 13 will start acting in ways that mimic popular media like anime or dramas. These kids will claim to wield unique powers and be involved in struggles with shadowy organizations or other-worldly presences. Basically, it's kids trying to add excitement and importance in their own lives. What's happening here could be a western variant of the same condition.

@ramen2193

2 жыл бұрын

quick question, could that be something as simple as for example watching an anime and liking the way the characters behave? or is that just tendency

@cookiesandpudding8485

2 жыл бұрын

@@ramen2193 childhood delusion, like, the difference is they take it seriously

@kerimca98

2 жыл бұрын

Man, as a kid I sometimes wanted to believe I had some kind of superpower so badly, glad that stopped

@jacobgomez481

2 жыл бұрын

@@ramen2193 yeah tbh

@carlmikell2292

2 жыл бұрын

I think we call it the Peter pan syndrome. Not wanting to grow up. Still acting like a child. IDK

as a diagnosed autistic person, the second one was definitely faking. I get under/overstimulated and I don’t have a seizure when that happens, you can tell by their body movements that they are forcing it, natural movements look very different.

@missy2375

2 жыл бұрын

Same. Understim is terrible but that doesn't happen. I have had experiences where understim has caused many issues (such as deliberate pain and others things I would not like to mention) but to have a seizure like experience just...couldn't happen. Maye it could but you would be under observation so proffesionals could help. It genuinely upsets me that people do this cause (from my experience and a few others I know) it causes other who genuinely have that issue to believe that they are faking it even though they aren't. These people are actually causing others to not get the help they need.

@jaxyonrobinson3813

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing with epilepsy. People that know what it's like to have shakiness, know what faking looks like

@rububu6957

2 жыл бұрын

I agree but u realise people react differently to you

@blue-vr8dd

2 жыл бұрын

@@rububu6957 they never said that. they said that person was faking the shaking.

@Practicalinvestments

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by over/understimulated? Cause I don’t have autism but I suffer from extremely sensitive skin like I cant wear certain clothes and touching certain things and get red bumpy/rashy skin easily and everything feels really uncomfortable, I was told that autistic people sometimes have the same feeling is that true? If so how do you deal with it?

As a person diagnosed with ptsd and adhd, these kinds of videos hurt me in ways I can't explain

@ellieraber5352

Ай бұрын

Same. They always make me scared I'm faking

@your_zuzu

Ай бұрын

@@ellieraber5352 If this amount of people will keep romanticizing or faking our mental illneses, we could have a problem to be taken seriously by anyone, when our issue is real. That's disgusting of these people, they have no idea what they are doing to us..

Everytime I hear the phrase tic attack I just imagine an army of tiny white bugs raiding an ancient greek city

@That0neCrow

Ай бұрын

Thats brilliant :,)

As part of gen z I feel embarrassed of almost everyone they weren’t raised right or something 🙁

@rocketta.chique5761

2 жыл бұрын

Hey don’t take that on yourself. Collective identity is bullshit anyways. You’re not responsible for these freaks just because you’re in the same generation as them

@ink2343

2 жыл бұрын

@@rocketta.chique5761 thank you so much for that seriously the stereotypes people are making in memes and stuff are all like that and I’m just like is this really how we all are?

@Atomixzgaming

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@sherdorbekturayev455

Жыл бұрын

I don’t use tiktok and i’m born Z period but i can’t imagine doing nonsense thing and let it see the world

@kamo1008

Жыл бұрын

I'm ashamed of these people everyone has some kind of issue I believe including myself but normal people don't go on tiktok talking about it

My fiance getting tic attacks is one of the worst feelings he had felt, and people just faking it for views is just straight up disrespectful

@notwerkinginthishouse8634

2 жыл бұрын

I am so sorry

@selenarivas436

2 жыл бұрын

There’s a girl who always records her tics on TikTok and I really can’t tell if she’s faking but it seems like she is and I think it’s so horrible..

@selenarivas436

2 жыл бұрын

Her name is Baylen Dupree.

@moxyyeena5581

2 жыл бұрын

I suffer bad tics related to my anxiety, I can confirm. it's a horrid thing to have... it's painful, embarrassing and what's even more painful is having to see people faking it online for views pisses me off so much

@blakewaffle7559

2 жыл бұрын

Same i have tics due to my autism but people alwaya think im faking because i dont habe them all the time (jus here and there)unless im having a tic attack People say im male fun of tourettes but im not Not everyonr with autism has tics but some do

"i don't exist" ok babe i get it pls stop staring into my soul tryna convince me the same

I’m recently diagnosed with DID, struggling to function in society, waking up in the middle of a street with not idea where I am or how I got there is terrifying. I’m just glad I have a very respectful and good support circle because it’s genuinely difficult to live Edit: I’ve also struggled my whole life with just mental health issues in general, recently learned of a major misdiagnosis I was given when I was 8, those ADHD meds fucked up my life at some points fr. I’m learning to take care of myself.

As a representative of the Generation "Z", most of us agree that those who are faking disorders are extremely trashy and we give full permission to not only older generations, as well as fellow Generation Z, to dispose of those malignant to people who are generally struggling for mental illness. Hopefully other representatives from others agree to this statement, and shall perform the actions necessary to weed out those who are doing the similar actions of these people.

@jellyfish4853

2 жыл бұрын

As a gen z, I agree. I genuinely feel mad at my past self because of mis-information. I have auditory and physical hallucinations which tend to appear in the form of comfort characters or random people I made up. I had a friend who said "oh that's DID" They also said that it was ok to self diagnose and shit. My dumbass said oh ok and left it at that. I don't do research on anything unless I feel like I need to. About a few months later I figured out what it actually was (hallucinations) and I was pissed. I found out how serious it (DID) was and I know I haven't gone through that much. So I dropped that friend and am not figuring out myself :) I don't trust anyone other than the people who tell me if I do or do not have a illness anymore because I grew up. Other than that if I could slap past me I would. So here is my thing to say, we do not claim fakers until they realize what they did was wrong and CHANGE

@suso.27

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with thy above statement

@m1nt8168

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it really does suck when random people say "oh everyone is a little ADHD" bitch I've been diagnosed for 10 years, so, N O.

@kalinajo

2 жыл бұрын

i too agree with this statement as a representative of the generation z

@TrueOracle

2 жыл бұрын

I am a gen Z and imo we r all too squishy and sensitive and obsess about tiny minorities and forcing people to call you ‘kittenself’ or some shit

They’ve been lacking the proper attention of their parental figures, that’s the only reason why they do this.

@kaiserwave5977

2 жыл бұрын

Fatherless children

@kjellbeats

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaiserwave5977 man i dont got a father and im completely sane and definitely not like this, pls stop using this as an insult :/

@skillacereviews5731

2 жыл бұрын

@@kjellbeats nobody's stopping chill lmao

@BenDover-ct6ho

2 жыл бұрын

My guy spitting straight fax

@thebronzejade7342

2 жыл бұрын

@@kjellbeats your response proves the validity of the “insult”

i sincerely apologize for the crimes of my generation...

That is an oversimplification of dissociative identity disorder, it is caused by chronic childhood trauma, Its not something someone chooses to have, Alot of the time people who are though to be faking it often have other sever mental illness that may not be related but still deserve respect and not to be

@chesterrobinson7141

Жыл бұрын

Saying that it doesn't manifest in this way or that way is very counterintuitive because every system is unique in the fact that their trauma is unique to them and how their child mind tried to cope, inherently it's a disorder that tries to hide itself to the people around them and the person who has the disorder

Don is the type of person I’d hate in high school but look back to in my college years and realize how right he was

@Xxmikey6969xX

2 жыл бұрын

yeah

@komorebi3555

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldnt say hate, just idk wouldnt pay them no mind

@jaywilliams7597

2 жыл бұрын

based

@uesugigenki6078

2 жыл бұрын

For real

@lyrisio

2 жыл бұрын

wdym hate brother, were u one of those emo dudes?

This type of shit hurts nobody except people who actually suffer from them

@Fluttershy111

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, I have autism and adhd and not only do I hate having these and I wish I didn't have them but people faking it is just making it worse for not only me but others who suffer with this.

@tboneplayz5077

2 жыл бұрын

Facts i was so done when I figured out they got to adhd😭😭😭

@CURSEOFSANOGAWA

2 жыл бұрын

@@tboneplayz5077 we gotta tell them to adhdon’t

@Tw0Dots

2 жыл бұрын

It also hurts the younger generations because they end up thinking this stuff is ok, or trendy or cool or whatever

@_the_rizzler

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, I have my own set of diagnosed mental issues and while I'm not ashamed to have them and I'm pretty open about them, I'm not gonna be like "I'm Autistic, give me likes." Nah, that's not cool. Nobody who actually struggles with disorders likes what they struggle with. In my case, it's just a matter of acceptance rather than praise

I have DID, and it’s really not fun. Alters have woken up in bed in my home, panicking and confused about where they are or how they got there. Sometimes they’re able to recognize other people, like my family members and my friends. Other times, they aren’t. On the flip side, I’ve suddenly come back to awareness, panicking and confused because I don’t know where I am or how I got there, it’s not my home or my school or anywhere I’ve ever been. I’ve forgotten to do or hand in assignments or other important paperwork. I’ve failed tests. I’ve gotten into huge trouble for things I couldn’t recall doing. I’ve missed important events and deadlines because I didn’t know the date. I’ve hurt friends because I think it’s September 5th when it’s really November 17th and that’s their birthday. I’ll go to bed on Saturday and wake up on Wednesday with no recollection of the last few days. I’ve lost friends because I’ve said and done horrible things that I’d never say or do and later couldn’t believe I’d said or done. I’ve hurt myself in serious ways, and can’t remember doing it. I lose my belongings constantly. I didn’t even recognize my own house after I moved because I didn’t remember moving. I didn’t recognize my high school because I didn’t remember being in high school yet. I thought I was still in sixth grade. I’ve found myself lost trying to get to places. I make plenty of jokes to my friends because it’s easier to cope with it. It’s hard to tell people about your struggles. It’s easier to joke and pretend it’s okay and try and focus on the positives. There are positives. I have DID to protect and save me, and so there are a few positives. I act like it’s all good, but it’s not. I obviously wish I was normal.

@cornelia7526

Ай бұрын

Sounds intense, so sorry you have to experience this😢

When I’m over stimulated, i usually have a sort of panic attack, or start hurting myself. I appreciate that the whole faking disorders and “ mental illness aesthetics “ are being brought to people’s attention cause it’s seriously messed up to do things around these topics for attention or because they want to seem “ quirky. “

The scary thing is that people, mostly young teenage girls, *have* been going to doctors with symptoms of tourettes that they seemingly can't control (during the pandemic). While many of them are likely faking it, it seems that teenagers are showing genuine tics, but not tourettes. From my understanding, they're showing symptoms of a movement disorder caused by stress and isolation that many faced during the quarantine. There are several studies on this, and I definitely recommend giving them a read!

@jazz9260

2 жыл бұрын

Can you link/name some articles? I would actually love learn more about this.

@sophiehuml4225

2 жыл бұрын

I actually have a lot of trauma and one of the symptoms can be tics or uncontrollable movement or noises. I got diagnosed with anxiety ticks from a neurologist

@id.rather.not_

2 жыл бұрын

For me i got diagnosed with torrettes but the thing is i only got tics during the pandemic through extreme isolation. Ive had severe to moderate tics for about 1 and a half years. I told my doctor that i only get tics when im stressed or have anxiety. Do you think i was misdiagnosed?

@id.rather.not_

2 жыл бұрын

@@sophiehuml4225 .

@sophiehuml4225

2 жыл бұрын

@@id.rather.not_ Im honestly not a professional. I would say you definitely have a type of tic, so you maybe arent misdiagnosed. Torrettes can come on with severe anxiety. When were you diagnosed?

Depressing to learn this isn't an isolated thing. I had an argument with a kid once who was casually having a group conversation with all his "alters", introducing them and putting on a one-man stage play. A friend of mine worked a specialist DID ward at the time so I asked her opinion: "yeah he's 99% definitely full of shit, but he's also a teenager, so there's no point trying to tell him so, he'll just double down." And, well...she was right. Being told by a kid half your age that they have more life experience than you because one of their alters is an old dude is a real "go outside, touch grass" moment.

@gagerowbury2687

2 жыл бұрын

That's gotta be a good friend

@teambff484

2 жыл бұрын

(I'm diagnosed with DID (and other disorders, and I'm neuroAtypical)) about DID (not OSDD Type), it appears like between 3 and 8yo (like you ""get"" it because you experienced traumas a lot, and your brain needs to manage that) it's really rare (I'm not English so sorry if I don't really know if it's a proper term for that) you're aware of that when you're teenager (like maybe young teenager) as one of my friend has DID too, realised it when he was 15 maybe? But it was because it was really strong (in symptoms). In my case, I just struggled with other things, and it was since the time I talked about many things with my therapist (to get diagnosed with my disorders because I knew that it was not "normal" thing), she was after all the hours like "Do you know DID?". But you can't put your alters in front to have a conversation with them, one after one, like you need to trigger them, (and it's not a good thing) and they will not always (like rarely) be in front. Like you can't really force them. When I'm in front, some of my alters are here (in my head I mean, like they can talk to me) but it's more like, I answer sometimes like I have a discussion with someone, but they don't talk out of my head to answer me, so it's not like, they go in front to talk to answer me. (sorry I needed to talk about that)

@TheLittleFleck

2 жыл бұрын

My white 16yo nephew is like this. He thinks he has several alters of other races (two black, one half korean and and a mexican one) he also thinks he has several dog alters and anime characters as well as FNAF SB alters

@boiledelephant

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLittleFleck if anyone ever needed an intervention on how much time they spend on the internet...

@erythro4239

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLittleFleck BRUH, ONE WORD FOR THAT GUY: "CRINGE"

11:37 SHOUT OUT TO THE DAD HERE!

Theres a girl at my school who had a boyfriend who in a joking manner when they were making jokes said he was gonna kill her for like a joke she made and she got really upset about it and broke up with him. (this happened in class during free time so me and like 24 other kids saw it) Its been 4 years since this and she still talks about how it gave her ptsd to this day even though she has never been diagnosed and has 0 symptoms or triggers.

They all want to be “special” while the special ppl wanna be normal quite ironic

@KUR4H

2 жыл бұрын

Yep

@SebastiansSebastian-fc4pj

2 жыл бұрын

I would give another ww a go to get normal with 10 kfc's on the side

@Kain1805

2 жыл бұрын

Yep and it's not just with this topic, you can find that anywhere. People want what they can't get the most

@kattrogue9604

2 жыл бұрын

I find it funny cuz they have ZERO clue how much we have to suffer in silence to have these issues. Yall think its fun or funny or whatever? Come live in hell like the rest of us had 🤪

its extremely hard to even realise you have DID by urself without help from a professional, most people think they are going insane (which makes them seek help) and the disorder keeps you from figuring it out cus its literally made to keep you unaware of the trauma you experienced, so a 14 year old figuring it out all by themselves makes absolutely no sense at all.

@shortbow735

2 жыл бұрын

A smart person right here ^^

@cariacollins7614

2 жыл бұрын

seriously it took my bf years. the ONLY recollection or idea he had was me telling him how he always seems like a dif person + his memory gaps and occasional like voices

@kazu9445

2 жыл бұрын

not sure how true this is, but I heard the most common time to "realise" is when you're in your 30s or 40s--so the amount of 14-18 year olds doing it? 90% of them are fakers. Also it's a SUPER SUPER rare disorder.

@gektoast4968

2 жыл бұрын

You’re not even supposed to keep memories from the other personalities… these kids make no sense

@noodlebakeellie8243

2 жыл бұрын

@@kazu9445 nope :D no idea where the idea that it’s super duper rare. It’s due to the lack of awareness did has that leads to people thinking it’s really rare. It’s been estimated that somewhere around 1-3% of the population has DID (not including OSDD), I’d also like to point out that I’m in therapy to help control my DID and only reason I discovered that I had it and reached out for help was because of the new awareness did has found :}

Bro, self diagnosing for no reason is so disrespectful, I was never officially diagnosed as autistic but I saw a few different professionals who said I was probably autistic. When me and my parents tried to get me officially diagnosed it was too expensive. So while I am technically "self" diagnosed I do think I'm autistic and get low-key offended when people pretend to be autistic and spread misinformation on the subject.

Oh my god I actually love this. I was diagnosed with DID, I've suffered with it since I started maturing as a teenager, and god it is HELL to go though. I won't get much into it because it touches into very personal territory, but getting though school, being in public, and just ordinary things became a huge challenge for me due to this. I've had therapists and pyschatrists left and right tell me "I can't help you" because the disorder is genuinely so rare, and god it is hard to find someone who is professional in it without their office being hours away. These kids on here think it's all silly roleplay stuff but dear god it can be genuinely hard to funtion through daily life, and it makes me so happy that you are raising awareness of these roleplayers who say they have a disorder. It sucks, especially how if you are to call them out on it, you get ridiculed no matter how obvious it is. Thank you for speaking up for the voices that can't.

@ami_pocalypse2575

10 ай бұрын

ALSO 16:33 IS WILD OH MY GOD 😭😭😭

@Complimentarydust

4 ай бұрын

You don't have DID. You know that already though.

@ami_pocalypse2575

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for letting me know I'll tell my psychiatrist to revoke my papers @@Complimentarydust

@Mooneirya

Ай бұрын

DID is extremely difficult to live with, but it's actually not as rare as we think, it touches 1% to 3% of the population (diagnosed), but it is extremely difficult to get diagnosed and find a therapist that can help, I just hope that other people with disorders like that would be able to get help, because it is a living hell

@Complimentarydust

Ай бұрын

@@Mooneirya it's not even proven to a significant degree that it exists.

Funny enough, there is such thing as a disorder related to just wanting attention. Found it, it's called histrionic personality disorder: People with this disorder have an overwhelming desire to be noticed, and often behave dramatically or inappropriately to get attention Although it does sounds like a pretty common thing people have (which I can see why it is common), it does seem like the only syndrome these people do have is I-want-attention syndrome as possibly they just want clout or attention from others. I think the only way for these people to control themselves is to stop trying to crave attention by self diagnosing and making complete asses of themselves for clout and attention. It could be a phase for some, but idk

@safespace4680

2 жыл бұрын

There is also munchausen syndrome, where you want to get attention/drugs so you make up having illnesses or syndromes

@nicholasgerry6931

2 жыл бұрын

Don't encourage them even more lol

@m0istur

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicholasgerry6931 :() SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIT

@m0istur

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicholasgerry6931 wait but wouldn't they be making fun of themselves then?

@GlorytoGod7x3

2 жыл бұрын

Antonio brown

There’s a kid at my school who talks about their split personalities and some are named Denki, Katsuki, and Elizabeth Afton. They are obviously making it up and apparently the “Elizabeth Afton” one surfaced after crying over a FNaF video…I REALLY REALLY wish I was kidding 💀

@sillygoofball815

2 жыл бұрын

LMFAOOO

@FWRH

Жыл бұрын

PFFFTT

@Greg_176

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like fictives

@regularhuman7939

Жыл бұрын

aw hell nah, the kids a MHA fan. Aw hell nah

@redisokay

Жыл бұрын

Onmingot That's. Odd.

I'm in Gen Z, but I have been diagnosed with Anxiety ( severe) and (moderate) depression. These people that joke about it, they p!ss me off , they most likely do this for the attention that they never got. It's not fun to have , and it's mocking those who actually have the illness ( sorry if my tenses are incorrect, English is not my home language)

My sister (autistic) walked in on my watching this and she laughed and said “Nothing like us.” 😭

As someone with tourettes, I don't think I'll ever understand why people would want to pretend to have it. It's not fun, it's annoying, and sometimes they even hurt. My sister does this too. So far she's self diagnosed herself with anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, and autism in the last month.

@saaki20yearsago57

2 жыл бұрын

Omg Stay healthy, you and your sister.

@onyourleft9273

2 жыл бұрын

Yo why is she self diagnosing mental illnesses like she’s catching pokémon

@nii6961

2 жыл бұрын

@@onyourleft9273 getting the mentalillnessdex

@zepos

2 жыл бұрын

@@saaki20yearsago57 No they mean their sister is fine but is acting like the people in the video faking illnesses

@thenugget3671

2 жыл бұрын

Then stop your sister

I hate to get all "we live in a society" but, to me, children feeling the need to be disordered to get attention is a pretty clear symptom of a disordered society. And it'll get worse before it gets better

@arieschasenelson9277

2 жыл бұрын

Omg right! I so agree.

@thomasbh5223

2 жыл бұрын

just internet. kids would play pretend alone, but now they can play pretend online which makes it a habit

@amelia3146

2 жыл бұрын

sometimes we fr do have to get all “we live in a society” bc… girl. we rlly do live in a society you feel

@quemira1207

2 жыл бұрын

given how don just makes content i would see on the cringe sjw youtube times i dont think that this even crossed his mind

i actually knew someone who faked DID, i knew them from a goofy ahh discord server, and they had everyone from heartstopper and fnaf(all games) as their alters 💀💀

You guys have such a fun and wholesome dynamic. Made seeing these videos tolerable 😂

Big shout-out to Steve for being a responsible adult and supporting genuinely mentally ill people and seeking therapy for his child. I respect the hell out of him for doing research on DID and wanting his child to get professional mental health support. Hell yeah.

@infinitespinalsurgeryglitch

Жыл бұрын

we stan Steve

@jell-opop9431

Жыл бұрын

My parents would've disowned me if I ever talked to them like that 💀

@adachi3984

Жыл бұрын

not a fan of hitting your kids as discipline but dude if my kid ever ended up like this i would beat the shit out of them 💯

@achluophob14

Жыл бұрын

it seems more satirical than it does real but if it is real then omg wtf.

@johannaappleforest7482

11 ай бұрын

we had our psychiatrist not tell our dad we have OSDD because he would never understand. He doesn't understand mental health to begin with, so the psychiatrist explaining we have alters due to trauma n shit he'd be like "wow you're faking imaginary friends for attention, be an adult and get over it" sorry but i can't control or get rid of them-

Fun fact: “Typing quirks” started in the Homestuck fandom, then moved to tumblr, now Tiktok. It’s not real.

@generalgrievous2202

2 жыл бұрын

Of course it started with homestuck

@HaledwellerBlogspot

2 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna get crucified for not knowing what Homestuck is aren't I? XD

@NotFckingBen

2 жыл бұрын

@@HaledwellerBlogspot it’s some webcomic made in the late 2000’s, I think I can say with 100% certainty that in 2012 - 2017 every tumblr sjw woman liked it

@CURSEOFSANOGAWA

2 жыл бұрын

It all starts with Homestuck... I can’t escape Homestuck... i will never escape Homestuck... Homestuck...

@middensommer

2 жыл бұрын

i mean, typing quirks as tiktok thinks of them are sourced from HS, but i’d also argue that they’re real ?? considering that “quirks” are just,,, how someone types. like for me, i use “multiples” of a lot of punctuation ((ie “??” “!!” “//“ [varies ?? idk i don’t control the brain] or parentheses like you can see, lmao)) and leave extra spaces between a lot of punctuation marks / because it personally makes it easier for me to read things. i just have issues recognizing and differentiating between punctuation and actual letters, especially ones that are shaped like // look similar to letters, and doubling up on them n adding extra space helps me read things easier. and before anyone asks : i type like this mostly casually. in formal settings or with schoolwork, i usually type like this AT FIRST for the ease of proofreading my own work because it’s natural to me, and then go back and edit my writing to make it fit an academic setting. i may be ✨mentowwy iwl✨ but i have a sense of professionalism, lmao.

i started seeing a therapist at 16, DID was recognized at 17, and was officially diagnosed at 18. i'm 22 now and fully integrated (not all systems go through full integration, we decided to integrate because it fit how we wanted to recover and live). i am still diagnosed with a dissociative disorder but i no longer meet the criteria for the DID diagnosis. feel free to ask any questions (please be respectful but you can ask whatever).

@Complimentarydust

4 ай бұрын

You're a faker

I’m so happy I found you channel, you two are amazing!

@Kyasjourney

Жыл бұрын

Your*😅

the self diagnosed autism really irritates me. I went undiagnosed for 22 years of my life because I'm a girl, and no one considered my extreme symptoms to be symptoms. just me being a bad kid. watching people just be factually wrong about autism when they're trying to pass it off as informational is gross.

@vwoolf6990

2 жыл бұрын

I just wanted to say that you're not alone in these feelings! I am also recently diagnosed with ASD and went for 14 years of my life without a diagnosis even though my brother (who has the same diagnosis as me) got diagnosed at 2. I think it's really unfair to write off females (i'm non binary but afab) diagnoses as "being bad kids" when males get diagnosed so quickly. :)

@idkimtired7898

2 жыл бұрын

@@vwoolf6990 I only got diagnosed at 8 years old I'm a girl btw,another thing I've seen which is like me where you can get labeled as "a pleasure to have in class" because of how much you mask . Sorry Im really bad at explaining

@fishdude2954

2 жыл бұрын

There's a thin line with autism diagnosis - between doctors absolutely sucking at diagnosing it (especially in women and girls as you mentioned, because all of the influential studies in symptom manifestation were done on boys) vs. people legitimately trying to learn and self-diagnose because they don't have access to medical diagnosis. There's this guy Chris Bonello (autisticnotweird) who was diagnosed by a doctor just reading off a quiz from the internet, and that was after he was refused for diagnosis by other doctors who didn't even bother. Add to that the fact that garbage organizations like Autism Speaks, ABA, and the Judge Rotenberg Center exist, and the fact that autistic people are more vulnerable to falsely being presumed incompetent and trapped in conservatorships, it's not uncommon for this condition specifically to have people self-diagnosing for their own safety who really are sincere but get lumped in with "haha rainbow hair lol attention-seeking liar is making it up" people

@Meep_Sheep

2 жыл бұрын

@@fishdude2954 I am glad that this was acknowledged, because I have a lot of concerns about this in particular. I WANT to get a diagnosis, but I'm both afraid because of how difficult of a time females have with trying to get diagnosed with autism, and the fact that my mom says I don't need it, but I sometimes question if I'm just faking it. I often do a lot of self-stimulation, including both "normal" stuff (tapping my foot, pencil, playing with a zipper, etc.) and the usual autistic stuff (hand flapping, rocking/bouncing with my head tilted upwards is a common one when I'm reading or listening to music and getting really into it, I repeat sounds a lot, which I think counts), and will feel uncomfortable/distressed when I'm told to stop, get super into and obsessive knowledge about topics that I know a lot about and think about all the time and can talk about them for hours straight, can understand metaphors but I sometimes think of/act on things too literally (if you say "toss me my keys", I will literally throw them), my ears are easily hurt by loud noises, I have cried at a party because the music was super overwhelming and too much, and I'm just now remembering that I had developmental delays, because I didn't read for longer than average, and I had to have a hand therapist to teach me how to cut in a straight line, hold a pencil, cut in a straight line, and tie my shoes (I'm not sure if never learning how to ride a bike without training wheels counts). What do you recommend as far as getting a diagnoses?

@flutistmom

2 жыл бұрын

I think it depends on the situation. I have never been diagnosed but my children both have been validly diagnosed and certain things they do that medical professionals have mentioned is autism I have some of them. It turns out that I carry a gene mutation of the MACF1 protein that has been linked to autism among other things and so does my husband. So it's VERY likely I'm also on the spectrum myself, but never got a diagnosis because I got an ADHD diagnosis. I'm not going to seek out a diagnosis and won't consider myself ASD. But there is a likely chance

I've got diagnosed depression and generalized anxiety, and am in the process of getting a long-neglectrd autism diagnosis. People pretending to have mental disorders really hurt my ability to do anything, as many people will either diminish my experiences with their own "depression" or they assume in a liar.

There’s a difference between self diagnosing and identifying with it. You should’ve told self diagnose, but you can identify with it for example. I went to my GP about my agrophobia, but I got a written note saying I show clear signs of ASD she’s seen in 18 months, she tolled me to identify with it meaning I should look into it if I recognise some of the symptoms and relate to it but not saying I 100% got it, it’s used for a refrain even to then get diagnosed. So for those who are self diagnose. Go to your doctor, get a reframe and actually see if you’ve got the fuckin disorder and get help for it. Stop using it as a sort of green card or a come back or whatever these people see with its advantages. Because of this pandemic of fakers I’m on the waiting list for 2 years… because these kids who are trying to believe they’ve got it but don’t actually show any symptoms what so ever . These taking the piss now.

@Bubblegum-xm5cg

Жыл бұрын

I do agree that these are indeed fakers, but I would like to mention that it is common for people to not have the resources, privilege, etc to get proper help and testing. Heck, some doctors think DID isn't real. In true, non-faking self diagnosis, the goal is a diagnosis, it's just not available at that moment for them.

My dad is a psychologist with multiple degrees (because he’s a show off) and I showed him this and he loved it. He thinks using humor to ridicule people faking mental illness is the best way to teach them why their dumb and hopefully make them grow some brains

@JM-ot8ux

Жыл бұрын

Oh, but then they'll whimper about you being an "ableist bully" who just wants to "erase them."

@GhostBoii17

2 ай бұрын

your dad also doesnt know the people in the videos, so if he was actually a psychologists he would know not to speak on it

@I_missed

2 ай бұрын

@@GhostBoii17 he worked with people with Munchausen-esc symptoms for most of his career, he would know what it looks like

@GhostBoii17

2 ай бұрын

@@I_missed Not from one video. If your dad thinks he knows anything about these people then hes a shit psychologist

As a disabled person who has been accused of faking, I used to really resent the actual fakers who make our lives and credibility so much worse, but i have come to see they are suffering a real mental illness themselves. Its just sad.

@jynx8875

2 жыл бұрын

I feel and agree with you

@jennaandherplans6033

2 жыл бұрын

I have OCD. I hid it so well in high school my own best friend told our friend I was lying lol. People with mental illness 9/10 don’t want to be on display because it’s always been viewed as shameful by society. These people are ………

@mexiplays9184

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a disorder. They just want attention because their parents don't give them any.

@Sleepy_Space

2 жыл бұрын

@@jennaandherplans6033 I have depression, anxiety disorder, and ptsd, and some other issues, but, I try to keep it secret due to the fact that people hate it, people even think I'm faking my disabilities..

@gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sleepy_Space Ok

i literally love videos of you and bean, yalls humor feeds off of one another in the funniest way possible.

appreciate the cuts you put in so we can understand her better

The main thing that all of these idiots claiming they have “alters” get wrong is, DID is distressing, it’s not a fun quirk where you’re personality randomly swaps. When personalities swap it causes anxiety and fear, and no one enjoys having DID. Additionally when other personalities are fictional characters, it just means they think they are a character, rarely do they act like the said change, and never do they have “memories and experiences” of the characters.

@noodlebakeellie8243

2 жыл бұрын

No? Like not true at all, if you are gonna say shit about did and fixatives at least don’t spread misinformation:} -did system

@cookiestyleguy5886

2 жыл бұрын

@@noodlebakeellie8243 if I got something’s wrong I’m sorry, but I’d like for this to be a productive discussion. So could you tell me what I got wrong, because this what I learned in my AP psychology class.

@HOWISNOPENOPETAKEN

2 жыл бұрын

So, I'm just speaking from experience, but most introjects (fictives or factives) actually do have some memories as introjects are usually made to comfort a person, or in some cases, the person will get an introject of an abuser. So the purpose from what I know of most introjects is to be what you see the character as, of course it rarely is possible for an introject to have 100% Canon memories but they usually form out of what you know/what you believe. For example, a fictive that is trans and pan/gay that has memories of a perfectly normal world could be of a character that is a cishet character in an apocalypse world because the fictive incorporated the hosts headcanons because it gave them comfort

@user-sg3im7rt2j

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t have DID so take what I say with a grain of salt, but Fictivies are actually a legit thing. It’s just that they’re very rare and systems rarely have a lot of them

@noodlebakeellie8243

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-sg3im7rt2j as someone with did, fictive are 100% real and actually aren’t that uncommon, (esp for systems with adhd or autism) :}

I think people pretending to have these illnesses highlights a much smaller but still very real issue they have. There’s nothing wrong with these people but there is definitely something wrong with these people.

@janinebelleestrada7096

2 жыл бұрын

Probably neglected children. Probably raised in daycare too. My aunt was so adamant about brining her kids to daycare because her coworkers have asshole children raised in shitty daycares. Also their parents probably didnt even interact when they were infants because attention is qhat babies need. Not looking and ralking to your infant results to attention seekers like tiktokers of this level

@PieroMinayaRojas

2 жыл бұрын

It's just that social media made it easier to spot narcissistic people

@sandwicheman9772

2 жыл бұрын

People got mommy issue some got daddy issue but these people got parents issue but it's not a excuse cause once your adult no one give a f so they need to grow up

@lilscenechick1995

2 жыл бұрын

They are seeking validation and solidarity. We all need it, in a way...there's nothing wrong with needing support, but they're going about it the wrong way. They want a "quick fix" and right now faking mental illness is trendy.

@connaeris8230

2 жыл бұрын

Narcissism. I'm not saying all of them have it but some certainly do.

as a member of gen z I do not claim these people

That girl is not over stimulated. She’s faking for sure. I deal with children with sensory issues every single day. NONE OF THEM EVER look like that

I'm autistic and it's sad to see some of these faking their disorders.

@bee3690

2 жыл бұрын

FIREMAN SAM YOOO

@scottyskywalker5768

2 жыл бұрын

Same autism is more than just a quirk it's also the eternal feeling of loneliness of trying to fit in with neurotypical people.

@Wyzennnnn

2 жыл бұрын

Fireman Sam is genuinely comforting, not sure about the Welsh part tho

@WelshFiremanSam

2 жыл бұрын

@@bee3690 Wassup G

@WelshFiremanSam

2 жыл бұрын

@@Wyzennnnn Well I live in a Welsh town.

i think it’s funny how a psychologist tells fakers that they don’t have a disorder and they just go “well ur wrong”

@cngelz

Жыл бұрын

i see that all over. they literally go “doctor shopping” until they find someone to believe their BS. it’s so crazy 😂😂

@Sarah-lu3xz

11 ай бұрын

@@koi9238my first two psychologists told me i don‘t have any disorder, although I described every symptom of borderline personality disorder. i told them i might have it because of the symptoms but they said you couldn‘t recognize it by yourself so it‘s impossible. some months later in a mental hospital i got the diagnose after a few minutes because it was so obvious. just because one therapist says you don‘t have something it doesn‘t mean it‘s true

@koi9238

11 ай бұрын

@@Sarah-lu3xz some doctors suck tbh, i’m glad u got diagnosed btw. i’m just pointing out how every one of these ppl couldn’t find a decent psychologist, which is a bit odd imo.(i was a bit on the stupider side when i made this comment so it wasn’t very thought through)

@xnq_u

11 ай бұрын

a lot of doctors actually suck though .. my old doctor would laugh at me when i told her about my symptoms that ive been having since i was very young and she would just blame it on anxiety and then i finally went to a gynaecologist who diagnosed me with endometriosis

@koi9238

11 ай бұрын

@@xnq_u sorry u experienced that, i made this comment a year ago when i was pretty misinformed. still, it’s odd how every single one of these people cannot find a decent doctor. glad u got diagnosed btw ik how relieving it is to know what exactly is going on with ur body n mind.

In one year of school, there was some kid in my health class who spent 10 minutes of one class snorting really loud. He claimed it was tics, despite me having the same class with him for the past 2 months and him not doing it once. (Each class was 45 minutes long.) After that, he never did it again.

i knew a girl like this last year and she was always talking to me trying to "teach me" about it but I didn't ask honestly, and she was just doing it for clout. so I'm fairly sure 99% of them are doing for clout

I remember when I was 10 or 11 for some reason I wanted depression. I seriously don't know why I wanted it but around 13 or 12 I went through a really, really rough spot in life and I had depression and bad coping mechanisms and it was one of the worst things I've felt in my life. I don't understand these people faking mental disorders or wanting them.

@oshwaflz

2 жыл бұрын

haha i had the same thing when i was 12 and i looked up to my friend who needed anti depressants, fast foreward 7 years and now i have bpd, and have serious alcoholism problems so i guess i got what i deserved lmfao

@mrthschrt4125

2 жыл бұрын

Same, to be honest, if I look back know, I feel like getting depressed at the age of 12/13 was my fault. I got so fascinated with the topic that I looked up depressing shit on the internet and stuff and built my whole personality around being sad and lonely. Even started self harming, just because I wanted to try. And just a few months later I found myself attempting suicide before even actually hitting puberty. I'm better now, but I feel like depression will always be a part of me. It makes me so angry at myself, because that's what I wanted, right?

@qwertyasdf4081

2 жыл бұрын

Same, as someone who was sort of like these people on tiktok (albeit less extreme) I can say it’s an attention thing. I pretended so much shit just to be different. I still cringe about it today, but I can sort of forgive myself because I was 9 and I’ve matured since then.

@__yam1502

2 жыл бұрын

Wait the frick how did so many people (including me) go through this phase. I thought it was just me

@eveisom7320

2 жыл бұрын

I completely understand what you mean. I think I might have a mental health problem but it's probably just me wanting to feel interesting, depression is horrible and I don't know why I sorta feel like I want it

Seeing Don evolve is great, he less insulting and more actually structuring criticism, pointing out something that wrong, while still being funny

@baeseulgi1742

2 жыл бұрын

that’s because he has a guest lol

@levi12358

2 жыл бұрын

@@baeseulgi1742 outside of that he's done some of that aswell, i can see him pausing on the jokes and attempting to explain, while insulting the people less, from the faking videos Don's made over the past few months you can see it.

@baeseulgi1742

2 жыл бұрын

@@levi12358 I see, well I’m all in support for Don improving as a content creator I hope he does more collab this was a great video

@SebastiansSebastian-fc4pj

2 жыл бұрын

Tictacktokers = Donovan from berserk

@zzodysseuszz

2 жыл бұрын

It’s way less entertaining

you’re out there doin gods work fella

as someone who is a friend to a woman with a proper diagnosis of DID I can tell you that she doesn't go around cosplaying as her favorite characters and introduce them to everyone she meets online, less irl. I didn't even know about it until like a year later into our friendship.

@kris5963

3 ай бұрын

5 yrs of friendship and I did not personally meet one of her alters until about 3 years ago while she was experiencing something traumatic and I so happened to be in a call with her that day. I don't experience this with her nearly as often as these posers make it seem.

As a disabled person who's had to fight ableism, this shit HURTS.

@CandyKitty_Doll

Жыл бұрын

I know, I agree with you.

I am an older woman who was recently diagnosed with DID. Some of the horrible things I’ve done when I was younger are not something I could ever tell anyone. Mental illness is most definitely NOT cool or “quirky “. I unfortunately have several other mental issues and I’m so mortified. Not proud and you won’t ever see me on Tik Tok. I send much love and hugs to all dealing with ACTUAL mental illnesses!😔❤️

@kittykate690

2 ай бұрын

I’m also an adult diagnosed with DID. I share this opinion. I have a TikTok but I’d never post things like this. I post regular stuff, I’ve posted one thing vaguely about DID but never anything even close to what these children are posting. I’m barely figuring out my disorder now and it’s so confusing. Being their age I didn’t even realize most of my symptoms if any. And like you said some of the things I’ve done in my younger years I’m not happy with and I’m so disparaged by these kids posting for fun

As a person with high functioning autism, I hate seeing these absolute scumbags pretending to be autistic, thinking that they go through the stuff that I deal with. Honestly, its just disrespectful to me and people who actually have autism.

As someone who was professionally diagnosed with autism not too long ago I can say that I often think it may be a miss diagnosis (cuz i don't display the typical symptoms, but i do struggle socially and i always have done) It's ppl like this why I can't come to terms with my diagnosis and even used to full on deny my diagnosis:/

The thing with DID is it's not supposed to be obvious and noticeable like this. The point of the alters is to protect the person and that includes not drawing attention to them which obviously is the opposite of what's happening here. The person I've known with it, a friend who was a diagnosed adult, was barely noticeable about it. He was just a person, and if the alter trusted you enough then they'd divulge their personal differences and role in the system etc. Otherwise they would behave as though they were the host in order to not make it obvious to anyone - and to the host, hence it usually taking a long time before they even realise they have it. It's really obvious when it's faked and overdramatised. I guess you could argue that more awareness means people see the signs easier/earlier, but ... it also makes more kids think they have it because it suits their personal desires. I do think a lot of these kids are probably neurodivergent (like I am) or have some other mental health disorder causing the need to behave in this way.

@bananaboat5764

2 жыл бұрын

As someone with DID, if I have noticeable amnesia (so I can assume I switched in), I get extremely self conscious and try not to draw any attention to myself. I have this constant fear that I'm acting weird or abnormal, but no one ever notices. Obviously when I'm alone, it's a bit different, but I don't record myself bc the switching is incredibly personal/embarassing (also I can't tell it's coming unless it's a really bad day, and I wouldn't be able to concentrate enough to record anything, in that instance). I don't like it when ppl dramatize it, it's really uncomfortable.

@teambff484

2 жыл бұрын

All systems are really different. But in public, like with friends, or at school and so on, it's not really noticeable. I'm a host of a system, and it's like, when you say to your close friends as they can maybe manage that if a switch happens, and it's dangerous for the alter, some of these friends will ask to you to say when you switch. And, it's like, not natural first, and it's like, the alter that will go in front, will often imitate the host, and not say that they switch. In my system we are really all different to each others, but we can imitate the others really well. It's more safe for all of us to imitate the host in public, like you don't know how to manage people that you don't know maybe, and so on.

@teambff484

2 жыл бұрын

Also it's so usual that you don't even notice that you have DID or OSDD because your system is really similar to the host, people can live with, and not even think they have a disorder

@uwubro8911

2 жыл бұрын

@@teambff484 yep I have osdd apparently and I didn't know it until a couple coworkers pointed stuff out and I didn't remember any of it so I started seeing docs and stuff thinking I was having memory loss from a concussion I had recently and I guess along the way I switched and my doc could tell ig, from my mannerisms changing a bit, and then i had coconsiousness happen once and it was very confusing and scary, I've been having problems with dissociating since I was 17 but it was only depersonalization and derealization with some amnesia mixed in a little, I guess it had gotten worse after 5 or 6 years? Idk I just recently got the diagnosis and it's weird cause the only time I could actually tell anything was off was when we fronted at the same time and I only know of the one alter and now I've got weekly therapy

@deaurara

2 жыл бұрын

This is true, im continuesly in a psychological assessment rn and my therapist recognizes my DID, When they asked my parents, my parents dont even notice a single thing about me switching. And when i heard the speculation of having DID(ie. What I've been going through is DID) I was shocked and scared because im only 17 wtf and how would i explain to new people that i have alters, its so confusing. Tho the good thing abt this is sometimes i never feel alone as i talk to someone in my brain. But its still scary af

I am 16 and have been diagnosed with ASD, ADHD, and Tourette’s. I am almost always over stimulated, but for me it can feel almost like a high sometimes. And when I am under stimulated I almost always go straight to video games. I used to have anger issues due to not being able to understand things that were happening around me, and being frustrated with it. I am also a very literal person that used to not understand sarcasm at all, but I studied it, and I like to believe I am now a master of it. Things are going better much better now, and I am soon going to start a sweet roll bakery from home. I don’t understand these people, but I don’t get offended by it because I know that everyone has their own issues and ways to try to cope with them. I hope that the people in this video can get better if they need to. Edited for Clarification.

@bollob2882

2 жыл бұрын

yo i love your pfp

@flaminfetus

2 жыл бұрын

best of luck to you man, im always glad to see someone taking control and making the best of their MIs rather than expecting the world to conform to them to make them comfortable. thats extemely admirable especially at that age

@nachostar

2 жыл бұрын

Your profile reminds me of the same pillow I have before it was torn apart

@Joe-gu8hg

2 жыл бұрын

I swear I've had that same Angry Bird thing before.

@yueshijoorya601

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, you came to the wrong video to share your story lol. Right now I'm pumped up with doubt juice, as is everyone else I'm sure.

People on Tik Tok that be faking disorders be embarrassing EVERY community. They’re all normally got short hair, either natural hair or dyed. Either like anime, games, or both. Apart of LGBT+. Disrespecting people with actual disorders. The list goes on. Like damn. Don’t make the rest of the world suffer your consequences.

9:44 My personal experience with my diagnosis is that my neurologist basically said "Yeah you probably have it but we'll still wait the year" and he scheduled an MRI and an EEG, my brain was fine and on Easter 2022 it marked the 1 year on me having tics and my counting it as it being official, even if I was technically already diagnosed. Though I find it odd how my neurologist diagnosed it as Tourette Syndrome on the very first appointment

As someone that during my teenage years I experienced shaking hands for no reason , I went to a doctor ,psychologist and both of them didn’t find anything,they couldn’t concluded what I had , I still experience shaking time to time but not as bad as back then , now this idiots faking mental illness makes me angry , not for me but for people how HAD actually been diagnosed with Parkinson or something related

@privileged_captain1228

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

@otavioborgesc

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

@cripplemechanic1919

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

@OmegaMemeBoss

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

@darkgotit6750

2 жыл бұрын

Nice

I’ve got tourrette syndrome too. I was diagnosed at age 5, and I’m SO so happy there is more awareness for the disorder now, because no one knew what the hell it was when I was a kid- and people literally thought it was some sort of disease that was contagious so kids would bully me for making the noises and movements. But luckily I found a great group of friends that hella support me

@porkedbeans5744

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you have found a way around that my guy

@porkedbeans5744

2 жыл бұрын

I have a few friends in my friend group that have ADHD like I do. I always thought that I was the only one in my school that had it. It made me feel more comfortable knowing I wasn’t the only one.

@chmezpolab

Жыл бұрын

Im so sorry, im glad you found friends 🤩

@idontknow_idkguineapigs

Жыл бұрын

im so glad you have found people that are there to support you

@PercivalThe23

11 ай бұрын

>tourette

First vid of yours I've seen, I like the way you make these!

I was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at 7. The state of tiktok and what it's done for the image is disgusting and embarrassing. It only makes me more ashamed.

@petalula.tomorrow

Жыл бұрын

Slightly off topic but you should maybe look into the term Asperger’s, the name to be specific. If you do, ASD is mostly used if you wish for an alternative.

@deavaleria

Жыл бұрын

@@petalula.tomorrow been told this far to much. I have thank you. You should also. The national autistic socially say that it is upto the individual how they choose to identify, some choose to use the term Asperger's still. And that's okay. Stop silencing me.

@petalula.tomorrow

Жыл бұрын

@@deavaleria I was just letting you know, most people don’t know that Hans Asperger was a natzi or that “lower functioning” autistic people were killed because of him.

@deavaleria

Жыл бұрын

@@petalula.tomorrow and there we go. The meaning for a word can change. It can be reclaimed. End of discussion.

@petalula.tomorrow

Жыл бұрын

@@deavaleria I’m not saying it can’t, but I’m just saying it for people who look upon this interaction in the future. People tend not to look thing up. While I don’t agree with using the term I’m not going to stop others who acknowledge who it’s named after to use it.