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"I don't qualify for diagnosis." That means you don't have whatever disease you were hoping for.

caught my little cousin lying to me that he had tourettes. he was using 'beans' as well. I told him if he didn't stop faking Tourettes, i'd stop buying him christmas presents. Miraculously, he instantly recovered from Tourettes, and hasn't shown any symptoms since!

The DID thing is so out of hand, there’s usually more DID claimants in the comments of these debunking videos than there is in the average small country.

I was diagnosed in college with severe dyslexia and ADHD. These videos always piss me off. ADHD is hell, I've learned some coping skills and meds help a bit, but those days where all of the sudden I realize I've started 20 tasks or projects and none have been completed sends me into a depression spiral. When my dyslexia rears it's ugly head I will write whole sentences backward and my brain doesn't realize until someone else points it out.

A great way to tell someone has a mental disorder. They DO NOT start a YouTube or TikTok channel and brag about it.

Jan Zimmermann didn`t faked his tourettes, he really had it.He even had a brain surgery to lower or even stop the tics.  Unfortunaly last year in november, he died age 27 due a epileptic seizure.

I have cancer that killed me 10 years ago, but I don't qualify to be diagnosed as such, so I'm still alive as a result.

GewitterimKopf actually suffered from Tourettes. He didn’t fake it or simplify it. He also recently passed away from a seizure linked to his Tourettes :(

I am a 32 year old with severe Tourettes and I get doubted all the time.

It's absolutely infuriating and these people's fault.

Fellow german here! :)
Jan from Gewitter im Kopf sadly passed away. It is not long ago, caused by an epileptic shock.
Also infact he had tourettes. He even got a surgery done that drastically lowers tics.

Another trend I'm noticing are claims of EDS or connective tissue disorders, often with dramatic stories about suddenly needing canes or crutches because all their joints are suddenly coming out of place. I think some of them think it makes them look delicate and fragile and ~special~ and therefore worthy of attention. But as someone with a diagnosed connective tissue disorder, I do not need this, thanks. I'm just trying to get through the day, adapting to whatever shenanigans my body gets up to that day as best I can.

I don't have DID, but I do have a diagnosis of C-PTSD with a heavy helping of dissociation. Almost none of these channels show what dissociation actually looks like. Multiplicity and Me is probably the only channel I've seen that I actually believe. Too many claim they have no trauma, which just isn't how the disorder works.

I'm actually annoyed with these people. As someone who was clinically diagnosed with Bipolar disorder type 2 and chronic insomnia at the very young age of 17, these freaks make it absolutely hard for us struggling with mental illness, they don't know what's it's like taking medication every day, they don't know what 21 days in rehab looks like. I've been doing this shit show for 16 years now, last year I had electroconvulsive shock therapy because I was in the worst possible place ever, not to mention the bullying in school, my 1st un-aliving attempt at 18, years of self harm....... I am so fed up with these people faking mental illnesses while we suffer in silence. We literally have to pretend to be okay some days, but playing pretend is exhausting. I don't even want to fall into the category of mental illness because I am not putting up with a bunch of self diagnosed unwell attention seeking freaks who make mental illness look like an absolute joke. It's a slap in the face to the millions of people out there who really suffer with the worst illnesses, trying to just get by, for us it's not a choice, we've been dealt the shitty cards, we deal with it as best we can. A small message to the freaks coming out of the Woodworks with these random charades, f#*k around and find out, what you put out into the universe will always come back to you, and when it does, no one will believe you because you faked it the 1st time. So keep digging those graves, see how that works out for you.

Okay I'm done ranting and I'm sending all my love and prayers to everyone suffering from any form of real, diagnosed mental illnesses and wherever you find yourself on the spectrum. You are enough, you are worthy, you matter, you are so loved and well done for every day you made it to the next without complaining, it takes courage to live a life with gratitude despite your challenges. Xoxox

the amount of people who state they have adhd but aren't diagnosed bothers me a lot, i got diagnosed 10 years ago. It's extremely annoying because they use it as an excuse for 90% of the bs they do. It makes me hide away because people are mean to me about it, saying i dont have it. Yet i have the physical papers proving otherwise. Another thing is, they get really defensive and angry when you tell them that they don't have it, or call them out for it. I'm waiting for the day these people start regretting the bs they are pulling.

Just for the record: Gewitter im Kopf wasn't fake, Jan passed away a few months ago, presumably following a heavy seizure.

Hello!

As someone who was clinically diagnosed with Asperger and knows autism on the high and low levels it’s so frustrating to see people fake the disability. And they think it’s all uwu cute when half of the time they don’t complain about the ugly side, I can go on about how I deal with anxiety for no reason, how I stutter when I try to talk to people, or how certain textures or noises lead to mental shutdowns. They just like the idea of a label but don’t want the ugly stuff that goes with it.

I have AUDHD. People saying they have a undiagnosed diagnose is wild when How hard it effects your life.

HELLO…it really angers me they think them faking disorders will make their “content” popular and unique. One thing almost all these tokers never do, they never show any medical info to back up their claims

I had a work colleague years ago, she would gain sympathy by telling everyone she had terminal cancer. Everyone felt sorry for her, though questions started to arise when she would only be “sick” when her workload was getting out of hand. If you asked her how things were going, she’d be very nonchalant and act as if she didn’t know what you were talking about.

I feel guilty for questioning it, but having lost friends and family to cancer… he stories didn’t line up