The Worst Psychological Disorders You've Probably Never Heard Of
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Unlock the mysteries of the human brain! Dive into the intriguing world of rare psychological disorders like Clinical Lycanthropy, Capgras Syndrome, Alien Hand Syndrome, and Koro. Explore their origins and treatments in this mind-bending journey!
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My brother thought he was a chicken. We'd have gotten him treated sooner, but we needed the eggs.
Those were some crappy eggs I bet
BA DA BUM BUM TSSSSHHHH
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Stop it 😂😂😅😅
Bro..😅😅😅😅😅
Animorphs would've been VERY different if the kids only thought they could turn into animals.
That was a good show and interesting books back in the day.
god I'm so glad someone remembers that acid trip of a show
@@klaytonalexandermatthews2047 Yeah, it was fun and entertaining.
The author fully endorses the free ebooks available online as they aren't currently in print. While they are written in style for young readers (obviously) l went back and read them recently and aside from the very dated 90s references they hold up remarkably well.
If you are looking for realistic trauma, child soldiers, body horror, complex moral ambiguity then ask your doctor if Animorphs is right for you!
I started having panic attacks when I replaced sugar with stevia and when I stopped eating it I went back to normal. I don’t know why it happened but I feel like there should be a warning label on that stuff. I avoid it like the plague now.
It's not the stevia, it's withdrawals from sugar.
@@joeycampbell940 Thanks Dr Joey but it was definitely the stevia. I’ve gone off sugar before and never had severe psychological issues. Stevia affected my mood dramatically and as soon as I cut it out (without adding sugar back in) I felt like myself again. also I’ve done some research and found lots of people with the same reaction.
@@lacyLor sure kid
@@joeycampbell940 I checked out your other comments so I know condescending know it all is your thing but take it elsewhere please.
@@lacyLor less condescending know it all and more of just someone who like to harass and piss off condescending know it alls. I take it reading comprehension isn't your strength since you couldn't realize that.
A friend of mine worked at a mental hospital and told me of a patient that suffered from hallucinations where he was followed around by his dead mother and a giant naked rabbit was always hanging between his legs with his genitals in his mouth! Wild!
I can understand the retraction panic thing, but the thing that gets me is "and when it does so it will kill them." I'm like "Where did that come from!?"
Thank you for making me feel better about my ADHD, bipolar II, anxiety disorders as well as whatever insanity comes from being born and living in the USA 💖🤣
I know you read a lot of stuff Simon, but you don't remember the CC episode where the dude snapped, drank fertilizer and ate off that mans face in his garage after going around saying he was a Centaur?
You'd think that one would manage to stick in his big brain?
#lifegoals
Yeah, I was kind of surprised he forgot about that one.
@@SleepyLeeeee
He reads from a script that someone else writes.
@@elonever.2.071 Wait what??
Years ago I read "The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat" by neurologist Oliver Sacks. Each chapter recounted the cases he treated. Patients' names were anonymised of course. Fascinating book.
Zelda reference - straight over Whistle boys head - Nice one Kevin!!
Less than a minute after release! Hell yeah!
Hope you enjoyed!
Idk if this counts. But I have a weird sleep disorder that I'm assuming is the reason I used to get tactile hallucinations that felt like worms under my skin. After I read online that it's just a hallucination, it just stopped happening. Hasn't happened once since.
I've been diagnosed with a fun one that could make part 2 when it comes put. It's called conversion disorder. Essentially my brain will take a nap resulting in me being temporarily paralyzed, and I've got the mild version from what I understand some people go blind temporarily.
My understanding is that severing the corpus colostrum doesn't "treat" epilepsy the way you seem to think it does. It is done to prevent the over excited neurological activity from spreading and harming the other half of the brain. It helps to keep the brain damage caused by epilepsy contained.
11:09 The episode of this on HOUSE was really interesting. His hand would unbutton his shirt, then slapped the 💩 out of his wife/girlfriend.
9:20 I wasn't expecting to see the Palmashow here, especially not such an old episode.
When I was young and riding my horses, I always wanted my hair free in the wind like on book covers. my instructor told me about her friend had fallen off a horse and her brain split in two. Needless to say, but it didn't end well. And I never complained about not wearing a helmet ever again.
I once had a mental health client he was convinced that his brother had been replaced by an alien pod person. He hid in the closet waiting for the pot person to come home and then leaked out and started throttling the pod person demanding that his brother be returned. Of course the pod person was the real brother who called the police and while he understood that the patient was being very brave and trying to rescue him he did not wish to live with him any longer. Fortunately the guy got his meds adjusted and was able to recognize his brother again.
I loved the credits at thebend for Simon. 🤣
The amount of times I've heard Simon references your family turns into a robot's disease before this episode
The Alien hand syndrome makes me think of Evil Dead 2 when Ash's right hand turns evil and tries to kill him.
The memes in this one are choooiiice 👌
I think the background music for Brain Blaze needs to be changed before a parcel delivery person turns up and wants to get involved in bedroom hanky panky.
*Opener happens* Me: "Wut?!"
*Gets to the entry* Also me: "WUT?!"
Yeah I have schizoaffective disorder PTSD auditory processing and disorder dyslexia and there's a lot of stuff a lot of comorbidities that I have but I'm cool with it. And I have a brain injury to.
Because of AHS, I have a theory that our subconscious mind ecists on one hemisphere and our conscious on the other and severing the hemisphere severes communication between the two, and your subconscious gets control of your non-dominant hand and tries to do things that purely your subconscious wants to do. If I'm right or would kind of make every single person essentially actually two people. Two separate consciousnesses that cooperate with one another their whole lives
I know a guy with clinical lycanthropy though he's sentient garbage that often believe's it's human.
It's heartbreaking.
Did anyone else notice that one of the hands fell of the clock that the guy was shaking around in that one meme? lol!
BRAIN BLASE LETS GOOOOOO! EDIT: OMG! Sam you are MY HERO for the Adventure time bee insert xD O.o "NOOOOOOooooooo!"
Nearly on time........ here we go, Simon and his crazy life eh?
The classic at 5:15 got me
the penis shrinking syndrome was shown by the film director Ari Aster in his comedy short film "the turtle's head" and the alien hand syndrome was shown by Stanley Kubrick in his comedy Dr strangelove
I saw a documentary about a woman who was convinced her husband was missing and someone replaced him with a look alike impostor, it was crazy
During the lockdowns and after some personal traumas, I developed a heart arrhythmia disorder and the sensations triggered panic attacks, which then turned into panic disorder which I was kept in a ward for because I was hyperventilating into unconsciousness in public for no reason and having the ambulance called on me. Completely debilitating, horrible experience. Drugs and therapy helped the panic but only way to fix my heart is to cut it with a radio (essentially)
So yeah, can confirm "anxiety" and panic attacks are not the same. Not even in the same universe. One is being stressed and pulling your hair out, the other is being drowned with your hands tied behind your back and everyone watching and laughing.
The random slightly related memes and videoclips really is like diluting a perfect martini with water, sure it's still excellent but why?
AHS: Idle Hands, anyone? Great movie lol
Koro is making me think, this is an Episode of the Twilight Zone!
That barnyard meme tho 😂😂
And here I thought simon was always Donald ducking 😂
sounds like the 90's movie idle hand lol
I'm glad I don't have alien hand syndrome.
Otherwise a lot of people's drinks would have gone flying as they walk past me 😇
Though I did once notice my hand move towards sigarets on a table that weren't there because I quit smoking!! 😁
Here for Simon’s whistler 😂
Iremember a story of a man with Alzheimer's. He didn't know who his daughter was, or even if he had kids, but he knew he loved her
Jupiter is a vampire/werewolf hybrid 😤
Holy shit! Is that a motherfucking Digital Circus reference??
I developed a psychological disorder after I started watching Brainblaze. It forces me to watch all of the Whistler channels.
When I first discovered his videos and started binging all his channels l actually had dreams where he was narrating them. It was weird as fuck!
Same here brother man
Same man
i have the same thing! we should start a support group 🫂
The question is what do we call it? Whistler Syndrome? Simon says syndrome?
My friend's dad was on a bad combination of medications during lockdown while waiting for surgery for cancer treatment. My friend got a worried phone call from her mum - her dad thought there were 3 different versions of her mum: normal wife, nurse wife, and evil wife. Long story short, my friend took her dad to the hospital where they took him off the drugs and kept him in for observation until he was no longer delusional. (He eventually got his surgery and he's fully recovered now.)
Was it brain cancer or was it strictly drug induced?
I’m sure your friends family appreciates you sharing this story on the internet
@@DILFDylF I can't remember what organ, (somethng abdominal) but it definitely wasn't the brain, so this was purely drug induced. He's not the only one I know who was given bad combinations or inadequet dosage monitoring during the pandemic. The NHS were just throwing drugs at problems to keep people away from the hospitals (ironically causing more problems for them.)
This is....a genuinely good story... you should write this up as an article... or at least a Reddit post
@@Griffin283 Like you’re going to find him? Good luck searching “my friend” for results.
As a blind person, I find Anton syndrome to be totally fascinating. To legit not know you’re blind, even after walking into walls, falling over turns, being faced with evidence that you cannot, in fact, seen ANYTHING, you still believe you have normal vision.
Another interesting disorder concerning vision is Charles Bonet Syndrome. I have this. Your brain craves visual stimulation and if you are losing your vision, or have completely lost it after being able to see. I have been totally blind in one eye and legally blind in the other since birth. When a cataract got worse and took more of my vision, it was totally weird! I’d see animals, like a cat running across the floor, various shapes, colors and people walking back and fourth through the walls. You know what you. Are seeing isn’t real. There’s no interaction between you and what you see. It’s just like: “ok I just saw a cat.” Another interesting thing is that the detail in which I saw these hallucinations was much sharper that my vision, for example, looking around my room. When the took the cataract off and fit me with glasses, I haven’t seen anything in normal light except something resembling tv static that has various colors. In dimmer light, however, I still see things, though not as vividly. Kinda like seeing clothes on a chair and misidentifying it as a person.
Omg! that is fascinating! I've been completely blind since 18 months, and have no memory of sight. I've never heard of these things happening to blind people, despite growing up around the community. is there a correlation with specifically losing sight at a particular time in life? And maybe a sudden loss from trauma instead of the gradual degeneration diseases.
Wow! This is so interesting. Thanks for sharing your experience. 🩷
While I'm not blind or have the Charles Bonet Syndrome, I have poor enough vision to need glasses to recognize anything properly, including faces, but I have experienced the brains need for visual stimulation and seen many odd things happen in front of me, whenever I've gone a while without new visual stimulation
@@Arterexius how interesting!
I see cats all the time where there are no cats. I wear glasses but the prescription is pretty weak 😬
corpus callosum.. ?? The sheer joy that Simon shows when he realizes that he knows this word is hilarious. That reaction is the reason I follow all 65 thousand of his channels. AM I RIGHT PETER?!?
Sixty-five thousand!?!? Crap!! I'm falling behind!
BTW if your nipple randomly inverts then go see a doctor, it can be nothing but it can be a sign of cancer, especially when it happens repeatedly. Had it happen to me was very weird, thankfully no cancer and eventually went back to normal, but get it checked if you have the same thing! I think its especially if it's only one side. For me it was only terrifying because I thought it was cancer, otherwise it was just a bit weird, I didn't think it was going to kill me though lol
The brain is like an overprotective parent. It decides to protect the conscious self or make adjustments for imperfections in the senses, on its own and occasionally in drastic, unnecessary ways.
Can you turn into a wolf?
Furries, hold my beer
1:15 - Chapter 1 - Clinical lyncanthropy
5:40 - Chapter 2 - Capgras syndrome
9:00 - Chapter 3 - Alien hand syndrome
15:05 - Chapter 4 - Koro
PS: More material for *Into the Shadows* i see...and the CC episode mentionned is on _Austin Harrouff_
Hypochondriacs be like: i now think i have all of these
lol everyone on social media and reddit acts like they have every "condition". It's fun to watch them claim to even have the made up ones like trypophobia.
I had a close buddy who was a hypochondriac. He died a few years ago. We kept his final request and written on his tombstone it says: I Told You So
@@No1_Inpa_Ticular A true friend right there.
Fun fact: The first six known cases of Lycanthropy were recorded across medieval France.
In five of those cases the sufferer had the surname Garner or Garnier.
These cases were not in the same region.
Sounds, then, like the cause might be genetic, at least in part.
what's it called when at every crossroad you make the worst possible choice and you KNOW is the worst possible choice, and do it anyway despite knowing it would upturn, or destroy, your life? cause i think i have that.
You just described my life perfectly, mi amigo.
I as well have this condition but to be fair I do hate myself so I may be doing it on purpose
For a serious answer, usually this a symptom for another disorder like depression or PTSD
@@alphavasson5387I was going to say that’s a symptom of being a millennial but “depression” is close enough.
I don't know how Simon was able to collect the greatest writers and the most incredible editors, but it was worth whatever sacrifice to whatever entity he bargained with.
next level editing on this one
We haven't seen Danny in a while. Maybe he got a better job.
@@Bacopa68 hopefully just a break? I don't want the trinity forever broken
@@Bacopa68he had his turn a couple of episodes ago 🤣
It was probably ETA, I always thought there was something off about that guy...
@@theprimo100 there's something a bit off about everyone even tangentially associated with Simon
We’re all beholden to an electrified meatball. It’s no wonder they go off kilter
god that makes me want spaghetti
I have a crazy, rare psychological condition known as OGBB
Yep, it's pretty addictive and long lasting. There is no cure though, fortunately 💜
There was an incredibly sad episode of Criminal Minds about Capgras. I’m super curious if the method they used to help- it didn’t cure him, but they used his wife talking to him while he had his eyes closed, and the sound of her voice told him she was real since the visual disconnect wasn’t a factor
There was also one in Law and Order. It was really sad because it was a mom that didn't recognize her son, and the son had to accept that she would never recognize him again. The mom had something in the brain, I don't remember what it was but it was incurable.
hi i’m completely faceblind! i usually recognize people by height, hair color, and voice. but sometimes if i don’t see any of those (say I’m sitting down and someone sits across from me) i usually feel delighted to see them even if i don’t know who they are for a hot minute. or if someone dyed their hair. once my own mother dyed her hair a slightly darker shade and i legit didn’t recognize her and was quite spooked when she was in my house
I also suffer from complete face blindness. I have even failed to recognize my husband on more than one occasion 😬
My sister has a friend with face blindness, they show dogs together... if I remember correctly, she gave one of the handlers she works with often, a distinct pair of shoes he wears to all the shows, so she knows who he is immediately.
@@EMTDawg i’m pretty tall so i don’t actually look at peoples shoes very often. but i’ll remember that if i have a situation that calls for it. usually voices and hair are enough to get me through normal socialization.
Dont feel bad about not recognizing your husband. I didnt realize how much hair made a difference to my ability to recognize my own wife until she straighted her hair (she has super curly hair) and put on make up. I thought I was meeting her new friend when I walked into the room... and then, I noticed that no matter where we are, in a crowd, I can spot her from 50 years away, just by her hair. The back of her head is more recognizable to me than the front. 😂😂😂
Brad Pitt and David Farrier both have it too - it sounds quite frightening at times 😢
I saw a dancing wolf ...
Who the f*ck has giving me blazement mushrooms?
I know the dancing wolf was a delusion because my brain rejected it the entire time.
Doc: “don’t worry it’s only temporary”
You: how long are we looking at doctor?
Doc: about 7 years”
Alien hand: “so much groping and so little time”
Gropes doc.
I have partial aphantasia so it's difficult for me to visualize things in my mind. It's partial in the sense that I can see things on occasion, but visualization practices that are used in therapy are almost completely useless for me.
My therapist once told me to visualize my safe space. I told her I have aphantasia and she didn't seem to get it. She persisted in wanting me to describe seeing at least something. So, I told my therapist that I see a void. It was a huge relief that she didn't take issue with this answer considering the attitude that I thought that response had.
Another therapist asked me how I describe things if I can't see them, because that's an important part of writing. I told her that's because I may not be able to visually see it, but sometimes I can draw those things. Since saying that to her, I believe I imagine in words.
I also have this, and can 100% relate to your stories about therapists.
Try to see if you can make your word into something. Like the word blue ball and the a is a ball or something
Clinical lycanthropy and Capgras syndrome were both featured in the tv series of Criminal Minds.
My wife has Aphantasia, basically she has no "minds eye" and is unable to imagine things in her head, like "imagine a blue ball bouncing", or basically anyone's faces or details in her head. She cannot describe our children that well, which is why she takes pictures all the time.
A literal lack of imagination.
Good for her for finding a way to compensate.
Does she dream?
Me too. Realised it with 23, I always thought it just was a saying when people say they see something in front of their inner eye. Crazy realisation. But I remember colours extremely well, because I divide them into their different parts and always remember how to blend the right colour. And I dream in pictures. I think. I can't recall the pictures when I'm awake, so I don't really know xD
I, too, have found ways to compensate for areas in which I'm unable to perform
There's a version of "face-blindness" in some autistic people. I have it and it's annoying as hell. In high school I was in JROTC. Our instructors were a retired Lt. Col. and a retired MSgt. For the first semester I was going by face, so even though their name and rank were on their uniforms I was saluting the MSgt. and not the Lt. Col. They both got a good laugh out of it. But learning to look at the uniform first saved my ass when I enlisted.
I have that but I also have trouble recognizing cars. I always have to ask my friends which is their car which mind you it's at least once a month. It's really annoying but they're patient
I covered a case on my channel about a guy who killed his mother because he was suffering a psychotic break and thought she was a robot. It's terrifying. The AHS one just made me think of that scene in Red Dwarf when Rimmer ends up with Petersen's hand 🤣
SLC PUNK when he thinks his mother is the devil due to him tripping on the acid that bled through his pockets when he ran from the cops through the water sprinklers, lol.
That one made me think of Fururama when Fry and the Robot Devil swapped hands.
Effective plug. Went to your page and earmarked that video to watch after this.
@@Inauria913 Excellent! And thank you!
Brain Blaze is less about the brain than Business Blaze was about business. LOL.
Anyone else think of Evil Dead 2 for Alien Hand Syndrome?
So how many of us are watching to see if something we have is in the video? 😂
✋🏾
I'm watching to see if the penis is retracting
Me lol
Watching what Thomas? There's nothing here.
@@sijoneyyanis it feeling a bit solipsistic in here or is it just me?
In an episode of House M.D. there was a patient with the alien hand syndrome! It was fascinating!
Best part of watching Simon is watching him go from bouts of Big Brain, to having no clue whatsoever and back.
Yes. People can absolutely still dislike a person they can't remember wronged them because that person wronged them. I've witnessed it in nursing homes. Some of the patients would absolutely throw a fit if a particular nurse was attending to them and be all smiles if a different nurse was assisting them, and when asked why they could not articulate a reason beyond they just like or hate the person. But if you ask around you'll find out a particular nurse is hated because they were rough with the patient while another nurse is loved because they sneak snacks to the patient or do other kind things. The patient doesn't remember the specific things that were done for them at any given moment, but they still like or dislike the nurse. Resident, patient, whatever you want to call them. I didn't work there myself, but I've been in nursing homes a lot visiting a loved one who either lived there or worked there.
03:04 If there's one thing The Cinema Snob has taught me, it's that Manimal existed.
Granted, Brad never taught me what it was, but the point is I know it existed.
Brad's content is a goldmine of obscure references.
17:00 former urology worker here
It’s more common than you’d think,
Good news though men, cartilage tends to keep growing as we age, not shrink. So maybe work on changing your POV from “it’s getting smaller” to “I CAN BE AN ANIMAL!”
Also no real evidence that it gets bigger without penile implants but HEY those do exist and a LOT of men have them.
Enjoy life. Medical technology is awesome
The clinical lycanthropy story from casual criminalist haunts me more than anything else I've heard on there, and I've listened to every episode. Most horrible example of psychosis I've ever heard of!!
10:00
My aunt had her brain cut in half because she was having several seizures a day as a child
She unfortunately died as a result of a different surgery coupled with drug addiction a few years ago. She made it to her 40s tho!
But other than being a little slow, she lived a normal life
Simon, none of these are nuts or crazy, but I would say they're "mental".
Get Kevin on a script about the US lobbying system, and at last the internet will have an authoritative explainer
This was hilarious and so true, thank you.
There’s one that is just now starting to be talked about, it’s called AIWS or Alice In Wonderland Syndrome. What it does is it causes you to feel like you’re getting big or part of you is getting big and then you shrink back down sometimes getting smaller. I have it and my hands get big like a clowns hands even though I can see that they’re normal, it happens to my body as well but not as often. It’s weird It’s usually goes away once you become an adult but not for everyone. The lead singer of Led Zeppelin had it, in the song Comfortably Numb he says when he was a child his hands felt like two balloons, he probably doesn’t even know that he had it. I asked my doctors about it and they had no clue or interest, I’m going to switch doctors.
That is usually a rare form of migraine. I would advise looking into seeing a neurologist or migraine specialist if you're able to do that. I don't have that symptom myself but I've heard of it when researching migraines for my own chronic migraines.
@@fkcz76_whisperer I get multiple migraines a month, I’ve had them since I was a child, I’m not knocking my mother because she was a country girl, but she would tell me that I wasn’t old enough to have headaches, the whole time I was throwing up and hiding in my closet to get out of the light. Even in school, the school nurse would say I’m just trying to get out of class. It was a different time so I have no hard feelings towards any of them, they just didn’t know. If anyone has bad migraines ask your doctor if you’re a candidate to receive Imitrex, for me it was a miracle drug. You can get it in injection form and pill formula, I get both because if I don’t catch it when it’s starting I have to use the injection because any pill you swallow is coming right back up. I hope this comment helps you or anyone with migraines because I thought more than once that I’d rather be dead than live like this.
I was about to sleep but nevermind 😔
I got in early too. I don't know why it makes me happy, but it does
Not really chuffed about the including D.I.D under "may or may not exist"......its recognized in the DSM and is a proven disability.
And can say from first hand experience its not the "quirky weird trait" media makes it as, its made a large portion of my life a living hell.
I would like to respectfully address Kevin, here, as well as Simon et. al. to a lesser degree--- I believe it's about time folks stop saying that DID doesn't exist. i understand that it's been a controversial diagnosis for some time, but at this point, it's been formally acknowledged by accredited doctors, and quite a bit of research has been published on it. It is quite literally in the DSM and the ICD, as well as having analogous but differently named diagnostic criteria in the CCMD (this makes sense bc of the language barrier) and the PDM. I could go on to less commonly used diagnosis manuals, but I hope you see my point; it feels just as silly to insist DID isn't real as it is to insist that Pluto is still a planet or that germs aren't actually real. science is a collective body of knowledge that changes over time as more accurate information emerges, and there's just no sense burying your head in the sand.
DID and osdd are real. Wth
When the brain encounters something it can’t comprehend or escape that is traumatizing, it figures out a different way to escape and sometimes the only way to escape is to dissociate; maybe the only way to deal with life when it’s very stressful is to be a different person. I tried a lot of masks on when living with my severely alcoholic father, and it’s left my unsure who I am. I’m starting to piece it back together. It’s very real. TikTok has really delegitimize the disorder, but when you claim it’s not real you’re also saying the trauma was not real or not “bad enough.”
I have a physiological disorder that drives me to attempt to make the earliest comment possible on Simon's videos.
I don’t even have a witty comment to add. I’m just here for the ride. 😂😂😂
I think in USA the way people self medicate for that very last story is by buying massive pickup trucks to use as a prosthetic.
Smoking to much weed... Is 6g a week over doing it. I use that much in Joints plus I use THC gummies. And you have to remember to throw a few bottles of brew a day as that helps relieve my pain in my back.
Don't worry I smoke far more, but I do have a drug problem. That problem being weed isn't free 👌🏿🤣
If you're referring to the panic attack Simon mentioned when smoking too much, he meant in one sitting. 6g a week isn't much. Even with the gummies. I used to smoke an ounce a day, and I know people who smoked enough to make an ounce a day count as "rookie numbers"😂
Inverted nipples are something to have checked, as they are a sign of breast cancer, especially if they are itchy. I wish I had known this earlier, as it would have likely led to earlier treatment.
Hi, I have DID, it’s DEFINITELY real. People have just encountered a lot of people faking it and TikTok isn’t helping.
Aren’t there people who have DID who’s alters speak different languages? How does mental illness explain that…
Imagine being mates with the bee one and suddenly they start buzzing 😂
"Lycanthropy solved" then the dancing wolf LMAOOOO I almost cried laughing
Oh!!! I'm a bee. I just stung someone. I'm dead......
I once met a chic, my brother spent a summer living in the forest with her, who for real thought she was a wolf. She would howl at the moon and all.
Simons so lucky he forgot the clinical lysnthropy episode of CC, im still haunted by it lol
My mom had a brain injury when I was a child and raised us while “not knowing who we were or why she was looking after us” gotta be honest it was horrible there was alot of screaming and emotional abuse and being told that my emotions aren’t real with threats to have me taken away…. Yeah looking back I would rather have grown up in a different home.
I would like to nominate Sam as the Flippin GOAT of Editing. Kevin for The Comedic Writing Genius of at least the 2020’s!! And I mean sure you can throw that generic bald UA-camr in there for something… I don’t know just make up an award for coloring in the lines or something…. Just Kidding Whistler You guys killed it today! I felt that special basement fum delirium and the Sam killed me with the Credits. I actually want Alien penis syndrome!
First?
it's a big achievement
Yup
Accurate
Several years ago I developed a dorm of autoimmune encephalopathy and intermittently experienced Capgras delusion and it was terrifying. I thought everyone around me, strangers also- had been replaced by some sort of imposter with sinister motivations. It was happening once while I was at a doctor's appointment and I panicked when they said they wanted to do blood work. For reasons I can't explain, I snuck out of the office and took off bc I thought they would do something harmful to me if they got ahold of my blood. It's kind of silly looking back but it was very frightening.