(Hear me out before hating on this)... The refrigerator parent theory has a tiny kernel of truth. Autism is genetic and one issue with autism is tone being 'wrong' and difficulty with expressing emotions in a way that neurotypical people understand. Therefore it makes sense (to me) that some neurotypical drs would see that pattern and attribute the issue to the parent. Attributing the issue to the parent is 1000% wrong but I can see how they found that pattern they pointed out.
@OldGregg6782Сағат бұрын
I'm pretty sure he's having a heart attack and having a blackout dream.
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@angelinamincher74065 сағат бұрын
Is that Kate from Not Going Out?
@KRstar786 сағат бұрын
I lived through this I was born at the end of the 70’s so by the time I was 5 aids was in full swing they just weren’t calling it that. I had a wonderful tutor when I was in second grade, by the time I was in third grade he died from “pneumonia” later on, I put two into together, and understood that he died from aids. It was such a heartbreaking 💔 experience. I’m so happy that now today we don’t have to go through this anymore. Nobody is dying in two weeks from something that they contracted that they didn’t know how to protect themselves from.
@MsMockingjay076 сағат бұрын
.... this was not the 'Dancing With The Devil' I was expecting a break down of. *Demi Lovato song quietly fades off in the background*
@misscocosflocke12268 сағат бұрын
I just watched the National Geographic Documentary on Jonestown, it was very interesting, it focused more on the mass murder then on the cult leader but it’s incredibly interesting! A bit hard to stomach though so if people are interested in watching you should read triggerwarnings first. Does anyone have recommended readings or documentaries that go more into the psychological aspect of it?
@mmm522510 сағат бұрын
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@billbill609411 сағат бұрын
I think the whole Oedipus obsession in media is due to the fact that high schools still teach psychoanalysis in classrooms without ever distinguishing it from psychology, so not a lot of people realize the former is a pseudoscience that simply inspired the latter science much like alchemy was chemistry's unscientific precursor. And even if they did, schools are really bad at communicatong what science is so the public sees no difference in the two approaches to understanding the human mind. I think it's especially strange the works of Freud are so thoroughly expanded on in classrooms when as far as psychoanalysts go Freud was one of the most off base ones. So much of his psychosexual theory of human development has been long disproven by psychology and neuroscience over decades but people still have this beliefs male babies get sexually attracted to their closest female figure and carry that attraction into every life decision amd romantic partner, when none of that has held any water when tested. Freud also believed analysts and patients had an inherently sexual relationship but nobody these days would espouse that belief.
@kelly-alec12 сағат бұрын
QUESTION: how do you feel about SNRIs? i take one and it helps a lot better w my depression than the SSRI i take for anxiety (which only rly helps my anxiety lol) and it also treats some of my adhd symptoms (my hyperactive ones, weirdly enough. idk. i used to take a non-stimulant med for my hyperactive symptoms and reg adderal (+ ssri & the snri) now i just take that snri and my ssri and my adderall)
@gregjuicey13 сағат бұрын
My sister has borederline...and actually fits almost every said symptom - but i forget she has it...at least till it get really bad.
@RawTimee14 сағат бұрын
My uncle was addicted to Xanax, and one day him and my mom kinda got into it about him doing it and she was like please stop. And he was like okay yes ill stop. He stopped and i went to go stay at my sisters. We thought he overdosed but he had withdrawal from the xanax..thats what killed him. Cuz he quit cold turkey. (Context 3:35 )
@allengalbreath506216 сағат бұрын
Biology is just that
@allengalbreath506216 сағат бұрын
Doing my best to not come across negative but using people of color to kind of make a point, kind of up sets me. When trans woman of color are still being killed at higher rates! What has really changed for some of us? 🥈🤎🥈
@trilogyofheartKSR18 сағат бұрын
Multiplicity and Me is about the best youtube channel about DID if you are interested in collaborating with someone about it.
@jujutaylor218619 сағат бұрын
🏳️🌈❤️ live, laugh, love
@teesh87120 сағат бұрын
Its so odd that we are so smart as a species that we have the technology to change peoples lives through medicine...whether it is through flat out curing diseases, or really improving quality of life/ allow people to live happy healthy lives..or just helping people that are passing away have a dignified and peaceful experience...but then we just...don't. when AIDS had it's rudimentary medicine that was barely available was the year i was born. At the same time, i had a blood test/routine heel prick test where they found i had a massive amount of thyroid stimulating hormone but no thyroxine. Turned out as a random birth defect i had no thyroid gland. (Still don' t lol) But a simple screening and medication (granted lifelong but still easy to take) has literally saved my life. That condition would have killed me or left me unrecognisable today. So many lives could have been saved or at least been able to reduce the suffering. The pointlessness of all that death and suffering is staggering. My point of saying this is i always see it as the same as people who have no business or knowledge about anything taking away more and more rights. The technology is there...but the attitudes are still there from the 80s. No one is free until all of us are...I'll try to be an ally the best i can but it doesnt feel like enough anymore. 🌈
@Mariahp8123 сағат бұрын
Happy Pride everyone! 🏳️🌈
@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe23 сағат бұрын
You're using a movie as your example of ECT?
@rivercrystal2511Күн бұрын
(NOTE: dx means diagnosis) I have an adhd and autism dx. I did well in school so I didn't get assessed at all until I went out and did it after struggling at uni so much that I didn't finish it. I had read through the dsm-V cover to cover multiple times so I knew the symptoms but was so used to being told I was being lazy and needed to apply myself more that I assumed I could not have ADHD. I wasn't epecting the ASD dx, despite the fact I had issues with language in prep/pre-school and my brother got an ASD dxwhen he was 5 and I was 7. My mum is an anti-vaxxer, she believes my brother got ASD from a vaccine. I also just presented really differently from the stereotypes of autism and adhd. I have combined type ADHD and was fidgeting and flapping my legs about all the time but nobody noticed. So my experience definately follows the pattern we have been seeing with late dx in girls. Post dx I talked to an autistic friend of mine and he said my sensory issues were too much to be caused by the autism (He's wrong according to psychiatrist and clinical psychologist).
@schlossingerКүн бұрын
I thought yall called it Arse Burgers 😂
@CassidyDrew13Күн бұрын
Cults are terrifying… thank you for covering this show!! I’d love to see your reaction to further episodes! Sending you all the love and support🥰🤍
@esraeloh8681Күн бұрын
That's exactly what my council appointed therapist was like, the man had no idea how to handle apathetic anhedonic issues. & instead of discussing things that were issues in my mind, he mostly just shut me down & I just started lying to him instead, making it I was better because the anxiety I got from our sessions just got to be to much to handle.
@jstraight1667Күн бұрын
14:20 You have to be doing it between 2 other men? Are they lookouts?
@CrisSeleneКүн бұрын
I just discovered your channel and I love your South Park reactions. I've binge watched them in a day. I love all the analysis and information you can get from a show that is sometimes seen as ridiculous (not by me, I think their satire touches serious topics very often)
@Botrytis18Күн бұрын
You know, I totally retaled to Dennis in this episode, it is scary.
@dragono6399Күн бұрын
thank you so much for the in-video captions!!!
@BrendonCote-xp2jiКүн бұрын
But psychiatry is a pseudo science though
@sia7051Күн бұрын
I have functional neurological disorder and I get tics too. In some situations I can laugh about them, but they can also be incredibly embarrassing and even painful. I’ve had this one ticket for years where I will hit myself when I’m nervous. This is actually quite a nice depiction of the disorder.
@Maarten51Күн бұрын
I'm sorry but 'Do the straights not have any sense of identity that they fall into any realm of cultural appropriation?' is a bad thing to say. How about we don't generalize based on sexual orientation, hmm? Just like it's not okay to ask whether LGBT people have so little identity that their sexual identity/gender etc is their entire personality?
@samjones2132Күн бұрын
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@droxinaКүн бұрын
Thank you for being so empathetic. Mania sometimes does feel wonderful, but more often it’s uncomfortable, like your skin is two sizes too small, and it’s causes irritation, often with others because they can’t keep up with those flying thoughts. It feels good to be seen. Love your work.
@apoisonpotato93Күн бұрын
I seen someone else comment this, i wish your videos were longer. Or you occasionally did deep dives into specific situations or stories. ❤️
@pupperhoniКүн бұрын
I really appreciate the commentary and annotations you have with the scenes 💙💙🌈🌈