Get Diagnosed by TikTok's Worst Faker
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who Smashed the like button? >:D
I did but apparently it’s a Kirby main, I was able but the battle was difficult.
I pressed it gently
Yessir 🫡
I smashed it so hard it's now suing me 😢
I **mutually** smashed that button because I'm a lady.
The worst trauma these people have experienced is mummy saying no to desert before dinner...
I don’t see why they can’t play dress up and act odd without faking a disorder
"YOU WEREN'T THERE! YOU NEVER HEARD A NO LIKE THAT!"
@@wink8964No grift in that.
DiviDID system has severe religious trauma
I remember Sybil being the big thing regarding DID, and then it all came out as fake. This disorder has been used for so many ill intentions that it’s pretty stigmatized in the psychiatric community
As it should be. There were a literal handful of cases until Sybil, and then they all came crawling out of the woodwork and there were enough cases to include it in the DSM. The rise in cases wasn't due to better diagnostics, it was due to outright fakers and professionals wanting to get in on the new hot disorder. I've read enough dissenting studies and opinions to remain firm in my belief that, aside from a few extremely rare cases, this is an entirely manufactured disorder.
So he has DID and is mentally advanced off the charts to understand all this at 7.
his current facial features says no he never was that smart
most people go their entire lives without even knowing they have DID, being a mental illness that is only diagnosed in 1.5% of the population. they argue mental illness are on a spectrum, i can get on board with that. what i cant get on board with is every person claiming to have DID on ticktok having symptoms that would be considered the maximum side of that spectrum. if so many people fall through the crack of the healthcare system, while also claiming their symptoms are so batshit crazy but also functioning as an abled bodied citizen, which is it? 😂
Edit: The following is sarcasm in response to DID fakers who proport dozens of personalities. It’s understood that those who actually are afflicted have difficulty sustaining employment.
Back to levity:
It's astonishing that all these people have multiple personalities, yet not a single personality is a contributing member of society. Statistically speaking, you'd think at least one would have a job.
Just once, instead of some alter with a name like MoonRaven, I want them to be like, this is Janice. She's an accountant and likes to go to book club.
i often wonder if alters can present differently in the body; most of my experiences with a DID individual presented as very fragmented, not quite "aware" in the way the host is but able to grasp basic consciousness. i hope that makes sense, i'm only an outside observer
@@torimbfs Right?! Imagine how awesome it would be to have aspirations to be an actress and suddenly just wake up in front of a typewriter that alter Susan had just used to finish her novel, only to then black out while alter Gregory, who freelances as an editor, converts it to a movie script that alter Max, the producer, immediately casts you as lead.
@peanutbrittle I hope I understood enough for this response to make sense.
In actual cases of DID, the whole purpose of an alter is to take over the Host's stream of consciousness in order to protect it from whatever stressed them to the point of needing protection. If the Host maintains awareness while an alter is 'out', it defeats the entire existence of the alter. That's why these fakers are so ludicrous. If you have enough mental control to just randomly pick a personality, then it's not DID.
DID is often so debilitating that someone cannot hold down a job. I'm not saying this guy has DID, I just wanted to inform those who may not understand how serious the disorder is.
I've self-diagnosed myself as dead - my brain at least - because it can't cope with these people any more ..........🤐
As a 7 year old, I thought I was dying when I fainted after having a hot hot bath after my best friend died and my grandma had a brain tumour - so heck, I don't know - 7 is kind of young to diagnose oneself with a seriously rare mental illness ........!
I don't want to take away from any possible trauma he went through, but if only he would be careful about what he shares online to impressionable teens who don't have any support or help.
How much do you wanna bet that if one of those filters disappears, so would the alter associated with it 😂😂
hahaha! I'm sure the alter would combine with another, or choose a different filter, along with a story as to the 'growth' or 'development' of that particular alter which necessitates a new filter.
The biggest problem with self help (anything) is that more often than not, you will tell yourself the things that you want to hear rather than the things you need to hear.
There's a reason you're supposed to back away from a situation when you're feeling super emotional- people make reactive decisions in the moment if their emotions get the best of them... like make tiktoks of themselves having a DID alter breakdown. The most shocking thing with these fakers is the lack of regretting these impulsive decisions, instead doubling down on them and trying to justify it in the name of "content" ://
Yup. Agreed.
I mean poor impulse control could be anything from autism to sociopath! 😂
U two are iconic I love how u always support ablaze in the comments😭🤍🤍
we shall dub it, Munchausen by Internet
I second this
I third it.
It's already a thing, but yes, this is it.
theres people ALWAYS forget the amnesia that is part of DID. I don't have it so of course i don't know how it affects someone personally, but these "switches" always seem to happen so "easy" without triggers or amnesia or panic... moreover, the amnesia would mean that a DID patient might not even know they have alters, let alone names/stats/ages/ interests. its not sims4, its a serious life affecting disorder. tiktok filters and cosplay does not a mental illness make.
Pretty much every video you do features Tiktok's worst faker. How can they all be the worst when there's so many of them?
They take turns being the worst, just like their alters do when fronting, obviously! LOL!
It's just a tag line to let you know you're about to see some quality cringe! Rejoice! 😂
Professional diagnoses mean nothing now. People like this have researched their preferred mental health disorders to death and know exactly what to say when seeking an official diagnosis. Same thing with the rise in adult autism diagnoses. People desperate to have something "wrong" with them, so they can receive attention and praise for how they've risen above their challenges.
I agree wit part of what ur saying. Ppl will lie to get a diagnosis their set on even if they don't have it but most these ppl haven't gone to a professional and just claim to have it. Also the rise in adult autism (if ur going by statistics and not ppl on tiktok) is because there has been more research on autism so adults who do have autism most likely were not diagnosed when they were young bc there was not enough research about the disorder. But also statistics are never %100 accurate
They know exactly what to say! But at first when people started getting the adult autism diagnosis, I was really inspired. I thought that was amazing! I have always felt different growing up was hard & as a 39/f- I don't have the courage to go get a diagnosis, so I was really proud of the people who were doing that. But now it's everywhere, everyone has something, like you said! It's mildly irritating and doesn't really affect me, but it's a symptom of a sick culture. What's ironic is that most of these people are, in fact, SERIOUSLY mentally ill! Get your delusional disorder diagnosed instead! You're still batt shit crazy, why does it have to be *that brand of crazy? They have their own! 😂❤ is it just me???
Therapy is NOT for everyone- however, you do need to go a few times at least to be sure. There IS a thing called “Therapy Resistance,” and it’s not that they’re “resisting” therapy (some are- but it can be more than simply not wanting to go), and it’s basically when the patient has little to no response to therapy. Like it’s just not working for them.
This is either due to the fact that their therapists weren’t properly trained or aren’t really qualified to do the job given to them (meaning they don’t understand you, basically), or for other reasons like the person not being able to get out of the environment that’s keeping them sick, so they aren’t getting better. Things like that.
It’s important to at least TRY therapy if you need it. Get your diagnosis, go through the motions like it’s a school class, and then if later on down the road you find therapy isn’t working, there are alternatives. The alternatives are what get me by, as I’m technically treatment resistant. Not cause I don’t wanna go, but it’s hard to find a qualified therapist for a person with BPD (my diagnosis) that one feels comfortable with, and the normal coping mechanisms don’t work for me, so I made my own that work.
Just recently decided to go back and try again and so far so good… but don’t feel bad if your therapy is taking too long or you struggle because it’s uncomfortable or think that no one understands. They do (some more than others). Sometimes it’s hard to believe that. I was told by my new therapists that I was actually very well held together for someone like me- that actually made me pretty happy to hear. Sometimes you find people that don’t seem like they really wanna help you… but when you do, you’ll FEEL it. I finally found some people who I FEEL care about what I’m going through.
Just. Keep. Trying. Therapy or no therapy. But get diagnosed professionally at the very least. ❤
Please take note that in the mental health field, BPD is Borderline Personality Disorder, not Bipolar disorder. Very very different and BPD is only used to refer to borderline.
I think there was a comma in there. I know what you’re saying, I heard it to. I think it was, “-BPD, Bipolar, etc.” I had to rewind that part too.
Right but now the term has become slightly antiquated. I think we're using something like "Emotional dysregulation disorder" is that right? I remember it being something emotion-centric.
Ehh? 0:31 Did you say one in one hundred have DID? Do you mean 1 out of 100 who claim to have it? Cause 1 in 100 is wild 😂 every mofo would be walking around with "alters" 😂😂
Exactly my question 😭
Just commented abt that 😢 that is a loooot
The McLean Hospital website says that DID occurs in approximately 1% of the general population, aka, all people on earth.
Nope, that’s the actual statistic.
damnnnn ablaze on that yt grind 🔥🔥
This is why I appreciate everything you do. You do go the extra mile. You do spotlight those who are preying on the vulnerable. Not only have you helped my family (my grandbaby I spoke of earlier), you bring the truth to SO many. It's only by knowing the truth, can you see through the BS.
It took me 8 years to get diagnosed with DID, lots of denial and medical trauma along the way
There were signs there that pointed towards it but I excused it all away for years and years
Tried explaining the symptoms away, maybe I'm bipolar, maybe it's just ptsd, maybe it's my diagnosed autism
When it was mentioned I could have a dissociative disorder like DID, I tried coming up with reasons that can't be true
It's been 1.5 years since I got diagnosed and I still deal with lots of denial. Telling myself the psychologists are wrong, I'm just forgetful and my childhood wasn't that bad, someone had it worse
These tiktokers try make DID look so cute and quirky. They can have it if they want, I don't want this and I'd rather be able to function properly without feeling broken
Fascinating! Just let me know if you aren't comfortable answering, I'm just super curious, but how many alters have you discovered you have at this stage, and who wrote this comment? 1.5 years is super recent to learn something like this about yourself, I hope you are going ok.
@@candydandy2694 7 including me but how much I know about them varies
I'm the "host" so there's a lot of things I don't know or can't remember which is both good and bad
Doing okay all things considered, I try to limit stress in my life which helps. Some days are worse than others, sometimes it's a nightmare but I don't want to go too deep into that
@candydandy2694 I'm the "host" and besides me there are 6 other alters that I'm aware of
All things considered I'm doing okay. Some days are better than others. I try to not push myself too hard and give myself time to relax when things are bad
DID: The only disorder where TikTok doctors recommend a Rolodex, so each of your personalities can swipe left!
I'm so glad I've never had tiktok!
How can a 7 year old know they have DID? That doesn't seem likely. Where do they even learn that from? I had no idea about disorders as a child. I didn't know that i dissociated. Because i just blacked out and my memory stops. It became normal. I only thought about it more in recent years (age 35)
People like this make it harder to be taken seriously. 😒
Yesss, like as a young kid the only thing i was diagnosed/slightly told about with was my dyslexia, but as a young child i had zero clue what/how it was affecting me, all I knew was I couldn't speak very well/my brain was to fast for my mouth, and my spelling/reading wasn't like other children my age. I only knew of those affects because adults around me where always correcting something, not because i knew it was dyslexia tho.
@@rwottingb0ngwateroh man it was rough stuff huh? We've got the idea, or like, we know we're different.
Came to watch straight away :D
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I was diagnosed with BPD way before it was cool. I don't remember my childhood, save a few memories. It's extremely frustrating, because what I do remember seems to be a good childhood. So I wonder what actually happened, if that makes sense. I don't let it define me, or interfere with my life today. But it's not fun or quirky to deal with this type of crap. These people are so gross.
Idk why some of these people don't use their energy and creativity for some cool creative writing??
So that you know, BPD is borderline personality disorder
Bipolar is BD
Sometimes I'm a bit disappointed that I wasn't born late enough to be taught things like coding from an early age, but on the flipside, I'm always relieved that TikTok and UA-cam weren't a thing when I was in middle school. I never would've flat-out lied, but I can imagine Preteen Me falling for some of the more clinical-sounding misinformation.
Calling out lairs like this is very important and I can't imagine how exhausting it must be to watch people do this again and again and report on it. You're doing an amazing job and I admire your compassion for the people actually suffering from this.
I love how TikTok magically always has just the right filter that matches these people’s alters lmao. Definitely don’t just wanna lip sync to a trending audio…
Heads up Bpd and bipolar disorder are two different things. Bpd is borderline personality disorder that has difference with the mood swings, mood instability, etc and BD bipolar disorder has different effects of mood swings and mood instability etc as well
The reason i would say im “thrilled” with my bipolar diagnosis, is for the reasons that it explains why i do certain things and doctors will know how to help me
I do wish to destigmatize mental health so i do tell people i have this disorder, but i definitely get judged by many as well ~trying to relate to why people would not share having did
A new challenger has appeared!
lol
ngl he looks like rumpelstiltskin from shrek
Ooohhh I bet he was so happy with himself to come up with "secret" after seeing that filter 😂
i love all your videos but the old style with your face was way better imo
“Source?” “My source is that I MADE OT THE FUCK UPPPPPP”
Have none of them ever heard of cretive writing, roleplaying, cosplaying etc? To me it seems like all those fakers just enjoy coming up with edgy, cool, quirky etc characters. What they need isn't a diagnosis but a hobby
They're addicted to the attention, feeling important,& the money
Why do I torture myself watching these lol. Like I dont feel enough like a freak or too afraid to mention it to people, now these people are just making it harder to not be treated like a joke
Just remember that the ppl that you would need to tell like medical Drs, nurses or the mental health field don't watch tick tock & if they do they're trained to know the difference between real & fake. And definitely don't compare you to the liars. Just be yourself & always honest & you will be ok. Unsolicited advice from an older generation 😊
this person is seriously cuckoo lol
believing you knew you had ANY mental or even physical illness at age 7, without an adult telling you so, is something that sounds so incredibly ridiculous.. stating you knew you had DID at age 7, sounds like a child who created imaginary friends but wanted them to be able to talk..
Its such a sudden pain and shock getting memories back some fragments shifted. Our system and parts just want to heal, Not go onto social media and put everything on blast. Because of that my previous partner thought our DID was "fun"
DID being romantisised by young people with psychosis may partly be because schizophrenia and bipolar are still so negatively judged. They may be scared to admit their true condition to even themselves
Psychosis is also underestimated in terms of damage if it's not a full blown episode. People also don't know about partial psychiatric stay, where they can just stay in the day and come back home.
@@Air_Serpent woa, i have your username everywhere else. Psychosis feels ignored as a whole, "just lock em up so we dont have to understand em" or "oh they're just delusional" like, everyone deserves to be respected and to express themselves, even if their experience isn't very grounded
Or it’s romanticized because it’s fairly easy to fake to a standard that will “pass” in the TikTokTwit circles, and gets them attention, fame and potentially financial gain without having to do anything except play pretend for five minutes out of the day.
There’s nothing wrong with 99% of these people, other than them being spoiled, self-obsessed, lazy little snots.
Interesting perspective. I'd say people with borderline personality disorder may also convince themselves they have DID too, because the stigma associated with BPD.
I would love to know how every single alter knows how to act/what to say with the camera. Do you leave instructions around? how did that alter know he/she/they had to do their video? do they spend 30+ m to change, do make-up, hair etc before or they got lucky and the host did it for them? How does everyone in that system know about DID and it's ok to be on camera? I am sorry but I can't coordinate with myself to do something without getting sidetracked on something else, let alone if my life was a "please don't switch" while working on stuff, last thing I would want too is to put my alter in a hard place by forcing videos for money out of a trauma that they remember I don't. They are using DID as a fun new toy to show online and it's horrible if that is really what they are doing. If not, I am really confused on how they are acting and what they are saying (as a system). Also the "I knew since I was 7..." part is very weird...
I wasn’t diagnosed with PTSD & DID until my early 30s & it took 3 professionals between them . I Didn’t & still don’t realise I’ve even have DID. I can’t tell, only other people see it.
I sound really old saying this but I am worried about how teens are affected about BS like this and looking for acceptance within this community, being lead to believe that its cool to have DID . His acting skills are not even that good!!!
When will people stop heck there's a guy that's faking severe autism and people faking multiple personally disorder and whatever else
People come on disorders and mental illness isn't cool and pretending to have them is just horrible
You know what's cool actually sitting on your porch on a nice summers night with your cat and that's coming from some autistic dude that's sitting on a porch with his cool cat
Someone should troll these self diagnosed then when they get offened then same person says sorry it was my alter obviously... I'm self diagnosed and I have found I have DID i just cant control what my alters say or do what would any of those that self diagnose say bet they would be hypocritical
I would give a lot not to have mental illness. Having bipolar disorder is ruining my life, and because of this tiktok bs some people around me think it’s all just a joke.
BPD is borderline, not bipolar
4:27 at seven you have imaginary friends, that isn’t the same as DID. Wow this people are infuriating
I believe him. I mean, look how big his head is! He needs it to fit all those alters in there. Forget a forehead...Dude has a fivehead.
Jaffa cakes are so good! I have a UK friend who brings me the 100 pack when he comes to America 😂❤
im happier youre going in a more documentary style videos. its a better watching experinece imo
I love your channel! So glad that someone is speaking out against all the fakers. ❤
It’s good seeing you talk more sensitively with more reference to research about these things. Like with any largely covert disorder, DID is almost certainly under-diagnosed, but will not be more common than the prolonged extreme early childhood trauma that causes it. There is going to be a lot more we can learn about DID and similar disorders through research of course, but better social support and therapy services for vulnerable children and adults should be the first priority because it can help people who are still struggling and may need a serious mental health diagnosis in the future to get out of situations that are actively harmful and onto the road to feeling better and accessing specialised supports.
I should add that medical and neurological checkups should be a part of screening and therapy for most people with DID. I say this as the partner, carer and friend of people with DID, who sees them struggle with fainting disorders, switching headaches, extreme sleep disturbances and a number of other debilitating neurological symptoms that go unaddressed and untreated because they are not an area of knowledge for psychiatrists or psychologists.
The older generation know it as multiple personalities. There was a book & then a movie in the late 70's early 80's about a woman named Cibil who had I think 7 personalities & the movie detailing the abuse she went thru that caused that to happen. This younger generation wouldn't be so eager to fake it if they knew that everyone knew what caused it.
Great video.
I work at a school for the different health people and i don't like faker's
Your parents telling you no is not childhood trauma yo
Why is it always DID? Why not something like BPD? Or is splitting not something they can glamourise lmao
Though I do think self diagnosis is a stepping stone to getting an actual diagnosis, but if you're not diagnosed don't claim you have it?? You can say you *suspect* that you have it but don't sit there giving advice if you're not diagnosed because there's always a chance that you're WRONG 😭 (unless you're talking about your own experiences ig but you get my point hopefully)
Because nothing is “magical” about BPD. I have BPD, it just makes everyone think you’re a terrible human being. Literally. It’s like being so socially awkward due to extreme trauma that you’re angry and depressed about it lol. Very hard to make that look very good unless you want to be the next Cash Me Outside girl….. And as much as people probably think I do- I 200% do not.
Now DID? People think it’s this magical fairyland where you’re never alone and you have this magic home in your head that you can hide in that is beautiful and safe, filled with all different friends from animals to kids, to adults and even inanimate objects…….. See where I’m going? That’s not what DID is at all btw.
It’s more like… having an MMO account, and you have different characters to play, but when you’re in the middle of battling a boss, suddenly you get DC’d from your cleric and you log back in as your tank cause your cleric couldn’t take it…. But you had no control over the character you get to pick, and you forget about the DC each time.
(Those abbreviations are video game references if you don’t catch the meaning. MMO’s are online games, DC means disconnected- like when your internet crashes. That’s how I see DID, and I think it’s the most accurate way to explain it using non-scientific methods. I am not a professional, but I do know some stuff from college.)
i dont have tiktok but i keep seeing youtube videos calling out people faking mental health disorders and even physical disorders on tiktok.
as someone who has struggled with mental health disorders since they were very young (i was diagnosed with adhd, and anxiety at the age of 3) and i am possibly on the spectrum but until im fully diagnosed i will not say that i am.
it really just pisses me off seeing people faking mental health disorders like...
people with mental or physical disorders are not having fun, shit sucks for us and it is hard for us to be taken seriously as it is and now we have dumb tiktokers making it even harder for those of us with actual disorders with all their faking crap.
our disorders are not some quirky and cute aesthetic that you can fake anf use to gain attention. we suffer everyday and almost a majority of the time there is no cure for our disorders.
angry af ngl. 😒
I'm angry with you. I have diagnosed PTSD with panic attacks that come outta nowhere. I can be having a great day next thing I know I feel like I'm dying for no reason. It's embarrassing enough worse when it happens in public or a medical situation then having to explain it knowing there is so many ppl faking it or self diagnosis. & Usually the self diagnosis is over something dumb like I heard a UA-camr say they hv PTSD over kale. Omfg 😡
Why’s it always faking DID, or autism or adhd? Why is no one faking like…face blindness? Lol is that one not “cool” enough? Maybe i should start a trend with my face blindness and see how many folks claim it🤣
It could be because face blindness would have to change your life in a significant way to fake, it’s not a “fun” one.
He just drunk and high. Damn what a life
I won't trust this Tiktoker to run a bath!
I do like jaffa cakes to be fair
👇🏽 Early AF gang
Silent Hill sound track in the back nice
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0:36 1 in 100 is A LOT.
I like how he keeps spelling the name when its probably pronounced “divided”
Honestly as someone who have been treated for ADHD in a very late teen, this diagnosis is the best thing in life, like I finally know what’s “off” with me. And I can begin to adjust
It’s even worse than an addiction; it’s him _faking_ an addiction like he does everything else! I actually have a history with substance abuse (many years clean now, but still I recognize it in others very easily) and he comes across as someone cosplaying what they imagine a drug addict looks/acts like.
Looks like what a child thinks drugs do.
Drugs run in my family and their friends, along with other kinds of addictions.
Seeing my own father push his own kids away, get violent and harm himself and my grandparents was horrible.
Then he stops doing drugs and everything chills out and i go to therapy for that being one of the reasons, then seeing shit like THIS??? Wild. Absoloutly insane.
@@MenInSkirts_official I’m so sorry you had to experience that but very glad to hear that he was able to get help. As for the subject of this video, it’s incredibly obvious to me that they don’t have any experience with substance abuse from a firsthand or even secondhand perspective. Their videos discussing their use reek of an adolescent trying desperately to appear cool and dangerous and the ones of him “using” off camera are even more laughable. I hope one day he comes to his senses and is so embarrassed by his digital footprint he can hardly stand it.
Even if people say you're not an expert so you shouldn't call people out for faking, well, these self-diagnosed people are also not experts. Where are their psychology degree?
I was diagnosed with Schizoaffective Disorder in 2009 which is more rare than D.I.D.
Edit: About half way through, I realized his name is a play on words “Div-I-did” like “divided”💭
Off topic, but I heard Jaffa Cakes, and I thought of the Yogscast.
But I don’t know why people are so obsessed with having mental illness. It’s not really fun, and people look down on you, thinking you’re overreacting.
I always find it extremely weird that someone can claim to have D.I.D, no therapy, and claim to have a perfect memory of growing up.
Any memory of our childhood is merely a flashback or revealed to us in a dream, cause honestly, my waking self can't handle the extreme trauma that arrives with such memories. And even then, those memories aren't(and are) happening to me, which causes alot of confusion and hella shame.
The mere idea that this man can remember his childhood, while having a disorder that basically hinders such things (less with proper therapy), is another reason why I am often afraid to tell anyone close to me about this, cause I don't want to be associated with these type...
Our disorder is not a show, trend or quirky, it is a Hellscape of Nightmares, and Disruption to Any Future you might have once held for yourself.
(Not saying people like myself can't have a productive future, but it won't be as normal as we would want it, or as thriving as we might hope, cause D.I.D doesn't go away.)
As someone who is so old I was diagnosed with DID when it was referred to as multiple personality disorder. My DID might be different than 2024 DID but I have no names for my alters due the fact I have no knowledge when I switch. I lose time and memory, my kids are the ones who if present will inform me after the fact of the switch and they have jokingly named my most common alters as a way to cope themselves. There is no switching on and off at command trust me for those of us who truly have this disorder only wish it was that easy! I would not be locked in my house afraid to even be around my own family that know ive dealt with this disorder longer than some of these kids on Tiktok who say they have it while cosplaying in their rooms naming their 39 "alters" all after their favorite chartoon characters, where even a thought in their dads balls! This is nothing to glorify nor fake for views. Self diagnoses only exists when a person seeks attention or wants to feel like they are part of the new trending disorder... they need to see the sun
Jaffa cakes are awesome, but even those who are trying to educate as a diagnosed system hop onto the trend train and make bank on it. It doesn't really help the credibility.
I do believe DID exist but 99% of people online legit just make it up. Especially when they come up with the fictive anime alters, actual animal alters, having no trauma... the same switching head drop... and most of all the parading around pronouns, nouns and triggers.
Yeah here is a programm menu to make a new alter... for real.
The system I know/meet in hospital settings don't want you to know they are multiple and I can count them on one hand in the past 25 years.
Many clinicians would say DID is better explained by PTSD, a personality disorder, etc. Dissociation and trauma are shared among any of the above.
I'm late... went down the Sonic Frontiers rabbit hole. I blink an eye, it's 6 hours later LOL!!
To me, using Tik Tok to diagnose a mental disorder is equivalent to a fish, that lives in the ocean, accurately describing the Sahara Desert.
Edit: just because there is sand at both, doesn't mean they are anything alike.
I feel like a lot of these kids are legit developing psychosis and it's disturbing. Psychosis is strengthened by insular groups all sharing the delusion so it's kinda frightening. There are people obviously just playing pretend but I have seen a lot that seem to fit bpd or bipolar from their descriptions. Which also is sad because that means they aren't getting help and are only making their symptoms worse by buying into this strange shared delusion.
i dont understand why its so fun for them , it must be so tiring for the people who have it , dont have control over it ---- they laugh , make silly tik toks what makes people even more dumb -- and they should really learn to understand the qonsequens of what they are doing -- i have ASD and deppresion , and people who make it fun to have disorders , i dont have high image of them
I'm sorry, I'm curious, if there are ten creators who claimed they have Angels and Demons that are supposedly the same name ??? Then does that mean, they are a person?
Man, I miss the days where we just made cringey OC's and roleplayed instead of faking serious illnesses and disorders.
I see there is a new series advertised on UA-cam called my vampire system. I wonder if this is just another way to glamorise DID 😮
If you change your content, you'll still have my support. You tubers should make content that they want to.
Seven?? Lmao what? What seven year old can understand the complexities of DID?
This weirdo kind of reminds me of a skinny version of Tammy Slaton with that donut on his head, but just gay
this guy is just making up bull, like if was like that at age 7 (highly unlikely) then im a cat (also not true obv) haha.
Love your videos ... So always gotta smash that like button and help out the algorithm here 🙃
Long time subscriber and sometimes I really miss your videos just clowning on the fakedisorercringe compilations😂 but I respect the transition to a more serious tone, and look forward to what’s coming next! Keep it up 🙏🏻
EDIT ⚠️Yo at *13:20* the TT volume (the guy's voice) is muted to nearly silent,but the background music is still loud.
Resumes at approx *14:17* ⚠️
Great video,Ablaze. Love how you addressed the issue,so thoughtful,and still advocating for the real sufferers💜
isn't that just muting the tiktok audio because it's probably copyrighted music?
It't not very common you see a guy doing this stuff, surprising ngl
Is that dying light music in the background?
❤ the dying light music. Love your videos
I suspected I had something and I gave the symptoms. Ended up with a whole other condition but it gave a jumpstart to treat the worst of my symptoms.
You have given me inspiration for my card game.
How these people act you would think they watched “United States of Tara” and got inspired… it’s a comedy drama show that plays in the whole DiD
I loved the more serious tone of this video. Always great watching your videos, regardless of the content!
TikTok filters are therapeutic 😂
16:39 too cringe, I can’t watch it 😭
Dude needs a haircut