I’m in high school and this is so accurate lmao

Honestly it's nice to see a big creator talking about this - someone who's professionally diagnosed and feels mocked by these tik tok kids

These ppl rly be everywhere. It is rly cool to see a content creator actually addressing this kind of group of ppl, these kinda fake ppl rly make everyone who has to deal with this kinda stuff just feel very unimportant lol

Thanks for making this, currently working through issues with some of these, it really helps to illustrate that some are just using these issues as an excuse to draw attention to themselves instead of actually suffering from these conditions.

People are gonna hate, but you’re very clearly saying that real disorders are serious, and they’re invalidated by people who treat disorders like some Pokémon cards or some aesthetic emo tool to deepen their vibe

lmao

What a mad lad

Underrated comment

Dude it's totally self-diagnosed bullshit, u probably just having a IPS monitor eyes. I'm have a PhD in human medicine, so i can tell u for sure there is no such thing as "4K HD"

Genius

I noticed lots of self diagnosed autistics on the internet

ADHD too

@@lautaroescarlon7501 ikr the actual autists on the internet that arent faking it can be found on 4chan and reddit and 9gag and all that shit

@@caperocker6269 real autist are regular people, not some degenerates on 4chan and reddit

@@lautaroescarlon7501 you can self diagnose autism tho. And more importantly official diagnosis is far from available regardless of whether someone is autistic. If your not a white male then your likely going undiagnosed at least until adulthood.

Stay strong 💪

we support you bro, keep picking yourself and your big airpod cock up everyday it'll get better bro

ah the oh so crippling *DOUCHEIOSIS*, I feel you brother😞

TO JAIL- 🤣💀

Big chicken disorder

It might be a variable called Hopondis . You should check that asap.

What's sugma?

@@narutolikestoes9028 sugma nuts

@@confusedbutfashionable3772 ohhhhh shit

Ligma causes involuntary twitching of the tongue, whereas sugma leads to spasms in the lip region, causing them to purse and/or create suction. Some have drawn comparisons to one's reaction to eating a lemon. Sometimes, these disorders can be comorbidities, leading to a combination of tongue twitches and lip muscle spasms. Sufferers of this condition struggle to eat most food, as it becomes difficult to fit and consume, so they have to restrict their diet to things like bananas, popsicles, carrots, and celery sticks. As someone with PhD (self-diagnosed), I suggest three doses of D.N. a day for the next six-to-eight weeks. If symptoms persist, I'd suggest arranging for an appointment with an M.D.

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The doctor told me im morbidly a beast 😈

I dont have a DAD

THIS COMMENT AND THESE REPLIES HAHA

Details like this make clear this isn't just a random funny vid. It's still funny but also has a message which makes sense so it should empower instead of offend whoever actually suffers from tgese disorders 👍💜🔥

@@VinnieFarsheds yeah unfortunately I know ADULTS in their 20somethings that are still like this lol.

And then she immediately said "don't make me do it again" like it was on purpose

Yes!!

Dude, i get you, i got out of chronical depression after 4 years of struggle, but do you know how differently wired your brain is when you are sick? I remember that for the first 2 years it felt somehow better and safer to stay in the gutter, without actually wanting to change. Now i am out i can not even fathom how or why i thought that, i lost so many friends an even a partner of 5 years because of it, but you do not think clearly, you can not rationalize that feeling of not wanting to get better. It was not even for attention, like anybody treated me better because i was sick, no excuses worked, nothing, exams and prelims happened as usual, my mom treated me as usual, my friends treated me as usual, no benefits, just pure self-hatred. I still understand what you are saying, stuff like laziness and self-pity can and should be fought against, but understanding that every mental illness will have a time of passivity and "acceptance" before solution-oriented action is also important. Getting out of the depression in under two years is super rare, GAD and panic attacks usually stay with people for life, my sister had severe OCD for three years resulting in anorexia and will have minor to mild OCD for the rest of the life, people have had PTSD for 30 years since the war happened in my country with catastrophic relapses around 9th and 10th month in the year, these struggles have a tendency to become the new normal for you, you can not even imagine that it could be better and that it is worth it to fight.

Hell yeah, I prefer Huawei so my data isn't lonely and is shared with everyone!

How many prescriptions do you have? If you don’t have at least 10, we can’t chill together.

DID exists

@@aputadatuamae4373 That’s debatable.

@@douglasbubbletrousers4763 It really isn't but ok lol.

It’s sad that some guys would pay good cash for that fart

mean girl vibes

Drinking game with the bois and your girl tried to join, “you can’t suffer with us.”

@@joshuagumabao7932 “your girl” yeah…you still won’t be able to say this

@@PhysicallyAwake lmfao

“That’s ableist! [does an actually ableist display]”

thats fr what people who fake disorders are like. one minute theyre talking about spreading awareness and acceptance for mental illnesses, and the next theyre telling someone to commit suicide

I have Bipolar 2, so the highest I’ve ever been is Hypo, but god damn I agree with you so much. I wouldn’t wish bipolar disorder upon my worst enemy. I hate that I require medications to function at a acceptable level and that I’ll have to be on them for the rest of my life. Not knowing if tomorrow or the day after could be the beginning of another episode is one of the worst feelings.

agree

Factual, nuff said. The worse is when people confuse Borderline with Bipolar, so insulting.

Bipolar is also probably the most common one that peopple romaticise and fake for attention NGL, It's very fustrating, also it's very unlikely that anyone would ever share that they have a serious mental disorder like bpd, bipolar, schizophrenia, psychosis, etc. like are you kidding me, that'd give it away, then everyone would know, which would cause the person to get paranoid and create delusions that amplify the absolute fuck out of their existing delusion, its like a trigger, makes me furious when people fake that shit, you'd understtand if you're close to someone with a serious mental illness how uneducated people are about them

damn i just got too serious, forgot this is a comedy sketch lolo

@Hawaiian Monk Seal i got diagnosed with americalitus recently and i can't help thinking about shooting up a school, is this normal?? should i get help?

@@mikieswart pretty normal, you just need to shoot up once a week and you'll feel better

I have USSR, and it’s basically like OCD, except I have an urge to control other people to make them a part of me so they can suffer like me. /s

Bri ish

@C J i got diagnosed with canadian too eh! ever since i've had an odd urge to drink maple syrup, kinda weird eh?

I had to move in with my aunt at 13 due to my mom abusing me & a lot of my friends have a similar situations & you’re very right. These people that fake disorders would look at me crazy if I express/talked about some of the effects abuse has had on me, yet they claim to have experienced the same thing

Your comment looks a lot like many others I've seen. Everyone can say they're anything on the internet. It feels weird that I can not take seriously

Fr I faked being okay to all of my friends as much as I could when I was in high school. Cat was out of the bag when I was in inpatient for 2 weeks. Now I’m diagnosed and medicated and I wouldn’t wish depression, anxiety or a PANIC ATTACK on anybody. and it really isn’t “quirky”; it fuckin prevents me from living my life normally. It’s deeply irritating to have people trivialize it.

But realistically I think they do it to justify using drugs/acting shitty

@@wasret83 also to get attention cuz they think it’s cool lmao

anyone with bipolar disorder or another serious disorder would never openly share that they have it, i mean in real life atleast, if someone does that they're 99% of the time making it up and its very annoying because it makes people not take it seriously

I’m self-diagnosed with WTF syndrome. It’s when you say “What the fuck” at everything you don’t understand. I say what the fuck a lot. I don’t understand the thought process of these people and never will.

Sometimes you gotta lie to tell the truth

Do they give you amphetamines for it. They usually do

He's a strange man and it just works.

I think he just makes that himself. That's how he rolls.

Mitsy?

They don’t make him that way, that’s just him.

It's in his contract.

as someone who suffers from Self Diagnosis Syndrome I feel that I might have that as well

My uncle had this also. He got cured by making a second character and defeating himself in online mode.

Haha too true...

that’s the disorder that gets overdiagnosed by other people lmao apparently everyone’s ex has NPD.. or maybe they just we’re self-centered assholes, not the same as an actual disorder

Hang on, if you're self aware you cannot possibly be a narcissist.

@@trashketchum9782 true

@@candyman9635 On the flip side of that, a lot of people use that as an out when it comes to diagnosis. "Wow I have every other symptom but the fact that I googled it means I'm self-aware enough that I can't have NPD" and in reality it doesn't work like that.

And then use it as an excuse for shit that doesn’t even correlate with the symptoms

@@carcassconsumer5095 lol yeah, like doing something stupid or insensitive and saying "oH sOrrY I hAvE ADHD I caN't cOnTrOl mYsElf!" Like bruh.

Same here. But the name of our disorder is Attention Deficit. They will not get any attention.

@@Xer0280 At least from us

Calm down

@Sharkawarka i aint reading allat

I have real Tourette’s syndrome and most people don’t know because I can hide them but imo people faking disorders for attention is just sad. Faking a disorder to get into a better college, however, does piss me off because these people take spots away from those who actually overcome disorders

@@cix9420 It's 3 lines, go to school it's concerning that you have a headache reading 3 lines. Life is tough.

You had me until the last part

@@facebookuser1653 same.

There was a case in a school. (Smth like this;) Several students started having ticks. As they went to the Psych, they got diagnosed with torrets. But they found the ticks being too similar. Turns out they'd been watching the same channel (somone wt torrets). Trough therapy the ticks went away... I mean, humans r very influential. N ur friend might have other problems by doing this I dunno? We need to feel a sence of belonging. We all adopt behaviors from friends/family etc. (I yell "NANIII" all the time😬🤐.) Hope he didn't selfdiagones?😵. Now wt Social media it's gonna affect this generation in shitty ways.. Buuuuut, I'm a recovering alcoholic, addiction is *fucked up!* Becoming an alcoholic is way more problematic than yelling "NEAT".. Haven't had a drink in 5? yrs n only yesterday, -sober at a Bar wt friends I had a panic attack. Didn't know where I was, everything was spinning I couldn't breath. So.. Not the ideal. Alcohol being legal n other shit not, doesn't make it the ideal,-or a good drug. It's ignorant n similar to the criticism in the video. Now u r romantacising Alcoholims/addiction.. N r u really an alcoholic or r u glorifying/romantacising it?..

Just to reiterate on what the other folk said, it’s a lot easier to put down a fake tic than the bottle

😂 You made my day

Sound like a boomer

@@owencostello7501 sounds like an aspiring tiktoker

Did you just forget about emo/punk days a decade ago or you're too young that you never knew abt it?

@@kindaraharyu7926 I'm 30. I'm glad my emo phase is not on the internet forever

It’s not fun.

idk what u said but ur probably right

@@XVI__YT kinda but you're right

I mean, it’s uncommon, but it IS possible for someone accidentally find out they have DID. Yes, your brain hides it from you, but it’s not unheard of for someone to unintentionally stumble into the system while meditating, or connect the dots from more extreme symptoms and seeking diagnoses. I’d say DID lies on a spectrum. It is uncommon, but it’s important to bear in mind that rarity is considered in comparison to the global population and only accounts for diagnoses. Fewer than 200,000 per year is rare compared to the ~8 billion people on the planet and the birth rate and what not, but like….consider how many people that really is. Annually. And it is only those who get a proper diagnoses. There are going to be variables that aren’t well understood and a spectrum that includes less common things even within that rare disorder. I agree that there is a very real issue of kids faking and romanticizing disorders, self diagnosing, and jumping to conclusions, that isn’t something I am going to argue over. My point is that overgeneralizing how a disorder works, especially one that is still not well understood like DID, can have negative consequences. I don’t intend to blame anyone for messing up in this regard as…well, as I said, it’s rare and still not well understood. I just wish to spread awareness on how people could potentially think more closely in wording things and help clarify points that aren’t particularly obvious to most. I hope this is informative and does not come off as rude, it is not my intention, but I realize I sometimes come off in ways I don’t intend. (I am a properly diagnosed ASD adult.) I tend to be hyper-formal in my speech for things like this as I hope to more clearly communicate and avoid unintentional and stressful social faux pas/unintentionally insulting or being rude to others. I find it helpful when people are willing to understand this and are willing to explain where and how I go wrong if I do come across as rude or hurtful, and how I can better phrase things in future myself. I appreciate your comment overall however, and wish you the best of luck in all endeavors!

@@rinpaisys saying something is a spectrum is a easy way to say anyone can have it

comedy is the best cure my man, the only way to really help you, relating to shit and finding the humour in it, helps you understand things alot better, gotta keep watching funny and relatable shit when you're in struggle town, Guarantee ya it'll be the best medicine

oh man

You’re too funny

The Bowel Brotherhood is a sacred orginization. By the pipes were are connected. Through the pipes we are one.

I actually do lol

Wow, good catch. Probably the best detail in the video now that I think about it

@Chippy Kim It's really not all that often, but yeah, I lot of people on TikTok like to pretend to be mentally ill for pity points or because they think it's cool.

ikr

Just start paddling their forehead like a bongo drum untill they get a genuine disorder

As someone who doesn't give a 💩 I commend you on your bravery 😂

Sometimes it causes pain, with others it is part of who they are. For example, I'm autistic and I wouldn't change that for the world. There is a less gloomy side to kids like this, it shows that the stigma behind mental illness that you just described is lessening in the world. It was more fucked when you were in high school that people couldn't talk about it at all. I just understood what you meant by over swing of the pendulum, I agree. It will balance out and we'll find a happy medium between stigma and "wow guys it's so cool to be depressed" EDIT: I watched the video, these types of people need to be shot or gassed, removed from the gene pool post haste.

Being perceived as marginalized or somehow disadvantaged can win you a lot of sympathy in this sad, superficial virtual social existence which so many people call their life. Also it doesn't help that the incidence of mental illnesses has grown exponentially in the last 15 years, thanks to all the lovely new tech and social media. If you are under 25 yo, being anxious and depressed is pretty much the new normal.

@@arthurthegreat216 Totally agree. Then what we need is new classifications and new ways of understanding these new states of general depressed/anxious malaise. To lump them in with our current understanding of mental health, which has tried for the better part of 200 years to define and treat these issues, now to all of a sudden have this vastly different landscape create entire new personality traits and then trying to stuff these new shapes into our current models clearly isn't working.

definitely a good idea to keep it hidden trust me I'm in the same boat, people are very unaware of what its like. gotta keep it very secret, very personal thing you should only tell your girlfriend or best mate. Anyone else having that insight into your personal struggles is not good, they'll treat you different too, fuck that.

@@candyman9635 nice comment. But the edit‘s just too much.

The dream community is a cesspool.

Fr

Even with medication.....I honestly think it takes a ton of work and dedication. CBT definitely helps. I struggle with identifying and correcting my inconsistencies and flaws, it makes it so much harder to develop coping mechanism and new habits.

As someone with ADHD I hate the fact that dream stans exist

I’ve seen some videos of a woman faking Tourette’s and it’s revolting and so overdone. And her cooking videos she’s doing everything imaginable all at once but never harms herself. Like her arms are flying everywhere but she never burns herself on the pan. People who truly have Tourette’s do accidentally hurt themselves as you know because they can’t control their tics. And people believe her and it makes me sick. She’s making money and making fun of a serious disease. It was one of the most fucked up things I’ve seen. I can’t imagine how painful that is for you.

@@phoenixgirl70 thanks i guess? don't need you to tell me to be offended? i've never hurt myself because of my tics ???

@@referenceslut7529 Sorry but I’ve seen people with many scars from cooking, anything that can burn you obviously. I assumed you’d be upset at something that may or may not affect your life negatively. I think I was expressing empathy, not telling you how to feel hence the words “I can’t imagine”.

IBS isn't that bad...

Maybe don’t use words like validating and appropriating 😂 You sound really silly ha ha ha ha Ha

@@MudMotorsMax what?

I don’t know if that first comment was trying to make a joke because if it was they face planted the landing.

@@GaspoweR exactly 😂

Its true. I have it too, and we both deserve to have it easy because of how much suffering we endure because of it.

@@TheTacticalNoob Thank you. I feel seen

ok but stop using ur friend to jump on the bandwagon of "It pains me to my core to see people faking it"

Yeah, doubt basically everyone because it's exceedingly rare.

Kids have always done this. “Omg I’m so OCD! I did all my chores!” is what I used to hear as a kid

finally the stigma can start being addressed

Dude life before finding out you have OCD is so stressful. I thought my obsessions were just things I was fixated on and I couldn’t manage or control it. Life is so much easier knowing what I have and treating it.

The video is funny but this comment is pretty cringe ngl

I prefer the ICD, it’s more up to date, especially because it contains new data in relation to the ASMR disorder. I think it’s contagious!

LOL. I have suicidal depression. You're so like the other girls.

@@snoop4472 is this a joke

Lol I said taint

Had a lot of fun looking up anatidaephobia

this wasn't meant to be an edgy joke, but rather a message in the form of comedy

No you should definitely be upset if what strangers do harms others.

Bullshit I will