Reviewing Every Mental Illness

[@justanotheranimationchanne5725]

as an autism I really hate how some symptoms are so underrepresented, like being so sexy and cool and having correct opinions, why don’t we talk about those more?

[@5dfeminine]

period

[@olivia6632]

Just like with ADHD

[@sleepyyghostt]

SO TRUE

[@azrielshanks6465]

"As an autism" but anyway yes

[@hannalowercase5928]

@@azrielshanks6465 i think that's part of the spice

[@alex-mn9tg]

Jreg: "I have every mental illness" Also Jreg: "Postpartum depression "

[@StillGamingTM]

Turns out “male postpartum depression” is actually a thing

[@Ola-cb1xt]

Well, he was born

[@prestonestes7125]

He is not gay, so no he doesnt

[@arpathia7262]

@@prestonestes7125 wha-

[@resident-evil-jerma5389]

@@prestonestes7125 gotta love fallout fans. this is clearly pique abstract humour, i think we’re just missing something

[@Sisyphus55]

jreg can you plz speedrun every fetishistic disorder

[@dashamm98]

learning about Acrotomophilia made me feel stumped

[@melodykuromibebbies2138]

freud would be proud

[@shotakonkin2047]

From personal experience it can also manifest into just romantic desire so a fetish in a romantic sense is for sure a reality; asexuals can have fetishes that manifest in only the romantic sense for example.

[@boomer310]

Freud proceeding to make up psychology to cope with his mommy fetish

[@piculra7441]

Anthropophagolagnia might get him into some trouble with KZbin. Hoplophilia is a pretty dangerous one. And autoplushophilia feels like it could inspire plenty of creativity!

[@DorisDay123]

A few years ago I was manic and hospitalized and doctor quoted me in my medical papers saying: -on a scale from 1 to 10 he is feeling 9 and If he wasn't in the hospital "it could even be 12"

[@erikm8373]

Remember: you have to have two instances of intentional fire-setting to be diagnosed with pyromania. Everyone gets one freebie to try it out first

[@hasargel]

If you commit arson once shame on you. if you commit arson twice shame on your newly diagnosed pyromania Congratulations.

[@MeymeY_cs]

also remember its only an "instance of intentional fire-setting" if you get caught ;)

[@ambergirl986]

LOL

[@seeker296]

Not necessarily

[@gabeharris926]

They only caught me once, I'm good so far

[@latt.qcd9221]

Please make a new list when the Depression 2.0.4 update drops. It's supposed to add a bunch of extra features, so I'm curious to see how it will rank.

[@pastrypuff6541]

It already syncs up to my ADHD, but I can still complete tasks sometimes. I hope it gets more will draining, but I don't have high hopes after the whole "intrusive suicidal thoughts" debacle.

[@sultanexuma2157]

They finally reworked the existential dread system and I think it's gonna work a lot better with the emotional numbness expansion

[@cakesergent4337]

Although i hear that cheatcodes like "GUN" and "HIGH BUILDING" still work,annoying that they haven't pached them yet.

[@desaturated-firefox]

That version number looks like a minor update. I bet they just finally fixed that bug where exercise and petting a dog made your Depression work less effectively. That always seemed random to me.

[@classicallemur1190]

Hope they expand the documentation a little; I still can't tell if I've got the full version or just teenage mood swings.

[@AdWipe]

Its like watching a review of something you already own, really hoping for a good review for what I got.

[@mrtortoise3766]

Truly

[@batuhansahin2868]

Mine got a great rating, couldn't be more proud.

[@onlyony]

did you get a good one?

[@the-doubting-thomas62]

i have so many things from the list

[@babyskunkcat]

@@onlyony I ssure did! 😁

[@Weedless_]

As someone with OCD, I do love thinking the most inhumane thoughts when seeing everyday objects and people. Top tier illness.

[@HeyyKIAA]

real

[@Yunaschesirekat]

me too

[@HeyyKIAA]

@@Yunaschesirekat thats real too

[@sprixyn]

moral OCD 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 i love the panic attacks that come when I think I've made a minor mistake and my brain spirals into thinking it makes me a piece of shit highly recommend!

[@jasminelopez8454]

OCD Is so much fun, he's right so underrated! Couldn't leave my house for months from my ROCD not letting me see any attractive people bc if I did I was cheating on my partner and it made me check on my boyfriend photos for hours cause if not I didn't love him while thoughts replayed so much :). Literally a riot 8.5/10 agreed

[@pedroleite1986]

He forgot Alzheimers, this guy is funny

[@flippy08100]

This is a joker joke

[@turtz3234]

He forgot Alzheimers, this guy is funny

[@venicedreamway]

He forgot Alzheimers, this guy is funny

[@kutaiva69]

He forgot Alzheimers, this guy is funny

[@iyobyulius45]

Huh? What did he forget?

[@HighlandHellboy]

Having a singular mental illness is bland, it’s like having plain bread. Add in multiple and then things get exciting! Its like the scene in the movie Ratatouille, where Remy discovers flavour combinations, which when come to think of it… the way Remy actually visualises it seems rather sus… perhaps Pixar was trying to tell us all along to develop multiple mental illnesses!!

[@dragonlordsaviour7005]

damn,i gotta spice up.

[@felicityhoneycutt8570]

Guys how do I un-add spice asking for a friend

[@lar_s]

That sweet sweet comorbidity😩👌🏼👌🏼

[@leix7]

I have depression, anxiety and ADHD, and it's kinda like having Congress for a brain.

[@itiswhatitismindset]

personally, i think anxiety goes really well with depression and they both go well with daddy and mommy issues

[@KazeN64]

I have schizoid personality disorder and I believe you have to rank it -1/10 on this scale. Unfortunately, it makes it incredibly easy to be happy when you can be happy just being by yourself in your room. I barely feel dysfunctional at all.

[@JREG]

No anhedonia or avolition?

[@KazeN64]

​@@JREG Anhedonia yes - I barely enjoy food for example. But that makes it very easy to stick to a healthy diet. I'll just eat a pound of cottage cheese and be done with it. Avolition to some degree - I never bothered to clean or cook for example. But i just hired a cleaning lady and ate a pound of cottage cheese, but outside of that i'm motivated to work in my field of interest. Cottage cheese is digusting though

[@figboot]

@@KazeN64 you don't like cottage cheese? I'm never playing another one of your romhacks again

[@007stareye]

Can relate.

[@DawidEstishort]

That's the problem. It's hard to be a functioning member of society by sitting in your house all day. I'm happy as a neet, but if I have to get out of the house to work I'm miserable. Being on 3 psych medications and being a functioning member of society feels worse than being a neet on no medications.

[@foxcannon]

Depression really is the “every dinner needs a side dish on a slightly smaller plate” illness 💀💀💀

[@ambergirl986]

Depression IS the plate that all the others stack on

[@matthewv9169]

​@ambergirl986 it's more like a byproduct. Like a toxic sludge getting generated from everything else and filling your brain

[@drew2789]

One positive of Autism is because I look at the ground all the time to avoid eye contact, I'm constantly finding coins

[@calzero8003]

dude thats awesome, wish i could go outside with my autism, all i find on the ground are stains and crumbs

[@interstate80.]

Same, people gotta stop dropping their change on the ground

[@Mildackee]

Ive got so many little trinkets from doing this.

[@baiaiaamjaajka]

I do that and I’m not autistic

[@Hermetic_Enigma]

I found 3 pennies today

[@surrenderthenight86]

I wish there were mental illness balls so I could easily implement them as part of my identity

[@JREG]

Good news! www.reddit.com/r/TheMentalIllnesses/comments/nbsnkd/the_illnessballs/ www.reddit.com/r/mentalillnessball/

[@confused4971]

@@JREG Thanks, JrEg, my family members will most certainly enjoy me now that I have a personality with this ball

[@EconGlimpse]

Yeah we call them twitter stans

[@big_sea]

yes

[@melodykuromibebbies2138]

mine already has one.

[@ariannac1865]

PTSD truly is a 9/10 actually. Never leaves you, always ready to trigger you, alienating, makes you feel self-conscious, depressed and anxious (gave me bonus +3 mental issues: body dysmorphia, generalized anxiety and depressive episodes) at once. It's like a family pack. Mesmerizing. Especially when you don't tell anybody cause they'd tell you "WeLl bUt YoU dIdN't gO To wAr DiD yOu?!1!"

[@afeather123]

But I mean did you tho

[@ariannac1865]

@@afeather123 if you didn't die/become an amputee the trauma didn't happen

[@emilyashton3739]

He is ranking them compared to his experiences. I can assume that neither you or I truly know what it is like to have schizophrenia (his 10/10)

[@ariannac1865]

@@emilyashton3739 yeah nothing wrong with his opinion, I just wanted to joke about this

[@itiswhatitismindset]

like no mikayla my uncle died of depression right after i stopped talking to him

[@MercyMO2]

That fact that he didn't give OCD something like an 8.51/10 is really a missed opportunity for a good joke

[@ellevasc]

💀💀💀 as someone w ocd i agree but am also kinda glad he didn’t loll

[@Killmewithfire]

As someone who had ocd, what you are thinking about is not ocd, it is exactly what he said people think ocd is, and it wouldn't rate for even a 1/10. And if the person above me thinks the joke really is related to ocd, they probably don't know what ocd is and they are an autodiagnosed edgy teen

[@MercyMO2]

@@Killmewithfire Making a joke about what people "think" OCD is is what makes it funnier imo. It appeals to the perception that people have, alongside being genuinely funny.

[@Killmewithfire]

@poison3617 No, your other coment doesn't appear for me. If you said that it is the same I feel and why I didn't like the joke

[@MercyMO2]

​@poison3617 Your english is perfectly legible 👍 I think any joke is funny if it isn't meant to be purposefully harmful. I know that there is a line you don't cross, so I believe your argument here is a bit extreme. Jokes are meant to poke fun and push the boundaries of a specific situation in order to lighten the mood. Theres something mildy ironic about it which i like. It also plays off of the fact that people have a misunderstanding of what ocd really is, being a slight nod to his statemeant about ocpd. Also im not going back on a joke, like in the given example 🗿

[@higgittee_heck]

personally id rate ptsd higher, since it always has the promise of a juicy tragic backstory. i feel like a mental illness that could also double as a daytime drama plot deserves at least a seven

[@distortedideas9612]

JUICY TRAGIC BACKSTORY- the fact I tell my backstory for fun (it's nothing commonly triggering, because I don't think most people are put through exorcisms at 13, so it's more of a funny story at sleepovers than trauma dumping)

[@heartlove-xx]

@@distortedideas9612 wait can you tell more

[@big_sea]

yes

[@stardatezer0]

The way that my PTSD is legit a fucking Disney high school drama-

[@memeswereablessingfromthel3942]

Ya, I'm basically a main anime character ;)

[@starh4te]

Love how being Neurotypical in itself is a mental illness

[@saranohmusic57]

Nah they aren't real 🚫🙅‍♀️

[@prchristle]

Because if everything has a classification then everything is a pre-existing condition and therefore insurance can deny every claim

[@beauxteves6612]

@Paul Christle This is my favorite comment on youtube rn

[@crimsonstrykr]

@@prchristle **Pointing at MetLife building in NYC** + You see that building? - Yes! + You wanna know how that building got that big? - Yes! Yes! + You don't wanna know how that building got so big.... - **Scared tone** No! No!

[@fotnite_]

MENTALLY SOUND ISN'T Ŗ̸̡̻͔̻̳̞̤̝̪͚̞̩̜̫͇̫̙͆̀́͘͜͜ É̶̢̡̧͖̖̙̭̞̳̫̬͚̙͕͚͇̖̟̗̣̓͗̅̏ A̶̢̢̢̩͔̼̜̯̞͎̜͓͒̅̒̎̈̀͝ L̴͚͙̹͚͍̝̬̭̻̝̬̉̀͊͑̓̈̅̉̒̑͂̀̏̉̐̃̔̒̚͝͝͝

[@silviavalentine3812]

Having severe OCD that has at times ruined my life and drove me to several suicide attempts, I must agree. 8.5 is a pretty accurate score

[@silviavalentine3812]

Watched the rest of the video and I gotta disagree on ADHD. The inattentive part of it is fucking horrible like I space out during conversations and am constantly being unpredictably unproductive. Even with medication it's hard to keep my mind in one place. Imagine having ambitions only for all of them to be vanish cause you can't think straight

[@silviavalentine3812]

Hell I'm pretty sure my ADD is the cause of my inability to hold a conversation

[@melodykuromibebbies2138]

im diagnosed with severe ocd last march and im suspecting that i might have adhd too. i think im gonna see my doctor next year again wish me luck

[@silviavalentine3812]

@@melodykuromibebbies2138 you got this! Wishing you the best :)

[@veryrllycool2731]

@@silviavalentine3812 omg slay ocd/adhd comorbidity gang🤩my fav part is inability to focus in/prioritize school and also thinking if you don’t get all As you will become homeless and die 8/10

[@skrtskrt22]

nah, borderline deserves a 20/10 because it can be all of these combined.

[@ZoeAlecxis]

🥲

[@schiZApher]

EXACTLY

[@sleepyuwu1417]

ong

[@hl_scientist1964]

Stolen: Hominid: Hey evolution, can I get a patern seeking brain? Evolution: To avoid predators? Hominid: Yessss Also Hominid: actually develops paranoid schizophrenia like a boss.

[@normanclatcher]

Yesss... Like Prometheus, you have stolen Fire from the Gods...

[@shmorange]

how did you know? are you watching me?

[@sci_pain3409]

do you know who ate all the donuts?

[@LoneLostRanger]

I am inside your walls

[@the11382]

Or you get autism instead. Depends, do you want vertical or lateral?

[@N3ONLUV]

I know this is a joke and it was a great video, but real mental health professionals take this 100% seriously and often fail to consider how "less severe" mental illnesses will usually occur in combination. I've been turned away so many times at this point that I've given up on getting help unless it's my attempts at self therapy with online resources when I'm in the mood. They ask to see scars on my body and are disappointed when there aren't any, they're disappointed that I haven't let myself starve myself to the brink of death yet, they're disgusted I'd even drag myself to their office because I don't hear voices. It's morbid. "That's for kids with real problems" - well thank you very much, I got the message loud and clear. I'm an adult now, and everything is taking me so much longer because I'm having to do it on my own.

[@47fortyseven47]

Exactly, I literally just seen someone in the comments unironically agreeing about psychosis being nothing when I've literally spent the last 3 years in and out of forced long period hospital stays because of it and now this video is most likely going to be used as fuel by tiktok kids to romanticise mental illness and the "I have it worse" attitude.

[@StefaniRd]

yeah. I was denied help multiple times for “not being sick enough” while I felt myself spiraling into psychosis, every inch of my sanity slipping away. a week after being refused I was screaming inside of an ambulance in a full-blown psychotic break and getting lectured on “how I let myself get this far out before asking for help”. like I’m sorry if I was afraid of not being taken seriously and then _the professionals™️_ just confirmed my fears. 😑

[@Rose-th7kt]

Honestly yeah, I get it, haha joke about serious things so we don't have to think about it but I watched it and now I feel exactly like I did when I tried to get help, sitting in that fucking office, being laughed at after pouring my heart out. Psychotic disorders are so misunderstood as it is. I'm sick of being laughed at :/

[@ltb5582]

felt

[@nikleduc2148]

Ya, I think he should make a ranking of the best support builds for mental illness so that those disorders can get the respect they deserve. Frankly, the meta wouldn't be the same without them

[@mieeuhh]

ocd is definitely a 10/10 when you factor in extreme fears of becoming a serial killer or fearing you somehow accidentally ran over someone while driving

[@meltyglaze8399]

Got me in the first half, lmao! I thought you were serious at first, but really it sucks :(, just hope that all of us ocd folks overcome the rumination and traps that ocd puts us in

[@dunceandco]

mmm yes. driving past any pedestrian or bicyclist and convincing yourself that you hit them so you have to go back and check. my favorite.

[@kitchensinkchronicles3272]

yup.

[@barryallencoffee]

Same here, never thought I would root for my own mental illness but here we are

[@noraiapichino6495]

yes! I absolutely love having to check if my door is locked every minute for no apparent reason

[@doritodorito492]

I love how this video makes fun of people who think that mental illness is quirky and desirable.

[@spookboop696]

when they said "hello my name is Jr. Eg, and I have every mental illness" it took me a minute to realize they probably meant they have them listed out. Not that they have all mental illnesses in their brain

[@JREG]

No I have every mental illness

[@ELopez]

No, he has them all. He’s like a bugchaser for the brain

[@iuseitToo]

Every one currently available.

[@Hello-ww7xr]

@@JREG ur a sociopath?

[@jordan-ko3xt]

@@Hello-ww7xr lmao

[@Emperor_Mateus_of_Palamecia]

OCD intrusive thoughts come in so many different flavors that I’d give the disorder a 9.5/10. Sometimes you think you’re a sexual deviant, other times you think you’re a psychopathic narcissist, or that you stole something from the store without even knowing it.

[@poppy-Jolie]

This describes it perfectly. Especially developing it as a child with a diary. It was so fun to reread 11 year old me detailing how I thought I was a psychopath who wanted to kill my family and myself❤❤

[@suoqui]

I had OCD but now I really think I'm a psychopath and I feel extreme tension inside me, once I realized it I just wanted to go do something antisocial but I have inhibitory control and fear and social embarrassment but this tension is so bad that I can't sleep for over a month and the coolest part is that I can't ask for help since they will probably lock me up and label not safe, so I think I'm at 10/10 rn

[@alexz-2337]

@@suoquiI read something about there being no link between psychopathy and fear of embarassement/social anxiety

[@thatsacutecat]

Yes indeed, my brain is so funny sometimes, i just want to go up to it and say ”shut f up”. But yeah OCD is so debilitating, Luckily I have been treated and would say I am pretty free from it, but sadly it can come back for me in difficult times.

[@blushingrxes-quit7774]

OCD is so funny because sometimes I will feel like I’m in a state of psychosis and other times I can go days at a time without a intrusive thought!

[@TheOneWayDown]

I think what's a real sleeper with anxiety disorder is when it's about hypochondria, never thinking you're healthy and thinking you could start feeling the symptoms of a terminal illness any moment is a really underrated symptom. 5/10 imo, not to mention the possibility of medication giving you more panic attacks before you're used to it, giving you anxiety about your treatments for anxiety

[@electron6825]

Or fear that your doctor will write you off as an unhinged hypochondriac. So you either ignore your symptoms for years and freak out when they get worse, or exaggerate them to offset the perceived downplay of your illness

[@skittybee]

Before I took meds, I had terrible hypochondria. Pretty dehabilitating to me but as long as I distracted myself and never thought of it, it would be somewhat manageable. Solid 7/10 from my experience alone

[@svvampvvitchy]

100%. My health anxiety makes me (among other things) have panic attacks about all my teeth falling out to the point where flossing makes me anxious bc one might pop out, obsess over my veins being visible/blueish, feel like every minor ache is a death sentence. Meds gave me horrific nightmares at first, doctor hates me, it's gonna be a 7/10 for me my dude

[@lily_astral]

Drink alcohol? Stomach a lil upset while sleeping? Definitely liver failure. 6/10

[@danic2514]

definitely had this too but not diagnosed with anxiety for sure. I'm gonna collect them all

[@trinity3272]

Unironically he seems to have a better grasp of some of these than nurses and doctors

[@tewkie7955]

cause hes experiencing it all at once

[@NateDoesYT]

@@tewkie7955 Hmm I wonder why...

[@otakumi4282]

Schizoid Personality Disorder - 5/10 This is actually the perfect rating, because we're extremely apathetic and will rate *everything* halfway. Nothing is really bad enough to be below a five, and nothing is really good enough to be above a five, either. Indifference towards life and constant neutrality. Our life is a 5/10 until the day that we die.

[@big_sea]

Zoid gang

[@Captain_Willlow]

Zoid gang

[@ChemicalFleshCoffin]

Zoid Gang

[@tabitha7156]

Zoid gang

[@taylan7094]

Zoid gang

[@owenmasur5640]

I’ve been lucky enough to not only have OCD, but also have a fun extra debilitating kind I’ve heard called Contamination, where you’re afraid that books, movies, or music will morally contaminate you simply by exposure if anyone remotely related to said piece of media has ever done something wrong, with the compulsion being to constantly research everything you enjoy to find flaws with it and add it to an ever growing list of self banned material. I’d say it brings the disorder up to a 9/10. Very effective, sitting frozen for hours on end trying to figure out whether reading Harry Potter when I was 9 made me complicit for her Twitter rants is fun, would recommend.

[@thetrippleAAAz]

That is horrific have fun with it mate

[@radiocorrective]

I sometimes felt like I'm on my way to thinking that way but stopped myself. I'm glad I could cause holy shizzles...

[@OmbreDunDouble]

When the advice shift from "there is no ethical consumption under capitalism" to "there is no ethical consumption under the world of Lucifer".

[@owenmasur5640]

@@radiocorrective Yeah, the only way to deal with this kind of thing is to get really good at recognizing unhealthy thought patterns and stopping them

[@yanivproselkov4555]

wait is that literal or a satire of cancel culture? You should collaborate with Jamal Reginald Esquire Greg

[@troubadour1480]

as someone with derealization disorder you should consider raising the rating: my entire life feels like a movie I'm not in and I am the only member of the audience (entertaining!). also I can't recognize myself in the mirror sometimes. thank u

[@Yoroa_]

No, thank you. That's pretty solid derealization though, props 🍻

[@troubadour1480]

@@TaZk0996 dpdr gang rise UP

[@reaIIycooI]

Bruh same

[@kitchensinkchronicles3272]

yeah i wanted him to raise that rating too

[@nergal7236]

yeah that mirror shit is trippy

[@bonkers1917]

as someone with horrible OCD, I was very interested to see if you would stereotype it and brush it off. it’s genuinely baffling just how much people don’t understand it or even know the actual symptoms it comes with. not even psychiatrists properly recognize or diagnose it a lot of the time, since on its face you can just call it an anxiety disorder. obviously, it isn’t just that. a major, MAJOR part of it is that your delusions and anxieties typically don’t strip away your consciousness of “this is irrational”. you’re entirely aware that your head is just goofing around, but you can’t stop it or do ANYTHING to quell your fears. you’re stuck with yourself. before medication I would obsess and sob to myself over thoughts about religion and nuclear war-whenever I’d see any plane I’d stare at it in horror imagining something dropping from it. obviously I know that’s not how it would happen, that that’s completely irrational, but I can’t help but be scared. thoughts about going to hell, or saying forbidden words or phrases that would damn me forever were also a big thing. crazy part? I’m not even christian. I’m agnostic, leaning towards spiritual, so there’s no good reason for christianity to worry me. but before I got treatment I couldn’t do anything to stop it. other favorite part is the hoarding. a lot of people assume OCD = overly clean, but a lot of people who suffer from it are actually the opposite. it can cause distress to have your unhealthy environment change, even if you don’t like being in it, because it brings a sense of completion or order. in your brain it feels *right* to live with things in at a certain level of disorderly or unpleasant. TLDR; if you know someone with OCD please don’t assume you know what they’re going through, as it’s a very personalized disorder in most cases. do some research or something idk

[@flojector7170]

I also have really bad OCD and I totally agree. It’s so hard constantly fighting against your own thoughts, knowing that what your thinking is irrational, but being unable to control the thoughts and fears.

[@Killmewithfire]

That awesome feeling of being trapped into your own mind and/or body, wanting to not do something with your whole being, while you do it anyways, repeating everyday all the time (or most of it) is the sweetest torture I can imagine. There might be worse stuff, but I suffer severe depresion, and it really is a baby illness compares to ocd. And depresion makes you fancy being dead so... yeah ocd is neat

[@bonkers1917]

@@Killmewithfire being put on medication for ocd has given me SO much perspective on just how bad it really is. I’m incredibly thankful for it, because if it weren’t for meds I’d still get obsessional over all my fears and convince myself that I need to be put behind bars. of course it doesn’t take those experiences away, even with medication I get paranoid and obsessive over fears that aren’t realistic or true, and I pick at my skin to a point of hurting myself pretty regularly. but I’m happy to be able to be able to live without completely shutting down in fear and disconnecting with my surroundings during conversations because my brain brought one of my obsessions up.

[@sprixyn]

this. currently diagnosed with GAD and am medicated for that but trying to get an OCD and autism diagnosis atm... only problem is it costs $2000 and isn't covered by my insurance. AMERICA STRONG USA USA USA🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💥💥💥🔥🔥🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@poppy-Jolie]

I have OCD but I’m undiagnosed. I know I have it but since it’s so unrecognised I’m scared that if I tell my parents or doctors no one will believe me. It’s horrible worrying every single day about everything and everyone, and not being able to enjoy anything because of this disorder. I really wish more awareness was brought to it. Edit: I got diagnosed after having a panic attack in front of my family, and my parents are trying their best to help

[@malaquadyne]

Honestly, I’d rate anorexia a 10/10. Not only did I have a near death experience where I talked to my dead father, but I also lost a lot of hair and gained permanent brain damage because my body actually began to eat itself. Yeah, that’s a real thing that can happen btw.

[@jamiel6005]

Seriously, the effects of starvation on the brain are horrifying. I haven’t been able to think straight since I was like 15.

[@joshushushu]

Damn.. I really hope you’re doing good now..

[@wooyoungsdoormat3853]

what are the symptoms of brain damage? im thinking about recovering cause im scared i damaged my body so much, permanently, but also i dont know if it actually is as bad?

[@a69flsi12]

​@@wooyoungsdoormat3853Dude it's so bad, your brain starts eating your neutrons which are essential for brain activity, your brain shrinks, if it's damaged enough it can stop sending signals to the nerves in your body to do the actions it needs to survive such as breath, pump blood through your body, produce cells, digestion and egestion. Early symptoms of brain damage can be hearing loss, dizziness, paralysis of facial muscles, loss of vision and other horrible things. I'm not an expert on any of these but it is serious. Please try recovery, its so so hard, but its really worth it, I enjoy life now in ways that I haven't before, dont give up

[@juneshao2141]

does it get a bit better? the brain damage? i have medical and other issues that make eating hard so i eat as much as someone w anorexia does prob... and i think my brain is getting fucked by it@@a69flsi12

[@joenathan8059]

My cousin had an epic gamer moment when believing someone followed us to my house,proceeded to jump several of my neighbors fence,breaking his knee in the process. That's a 6/10 on the Wacko meter

[@melodykuromibebbies2138]

familiar

[@xx_xxxxx_xx4800]

I’m proud of all the medals I can collect here. OCD, Panic attacks, phobia of abandonment. Those days are over though. For the past 3-4 years I’ve dealt with “being lonely and tired always because I never go to bed in time and never leave my comfort zone”. I think that’s what the cool kids call “high-functioning depression” these days. Good thing I’m still not a disgusting neurotypical. Couldn’t be me😤😤😤

[@Illlium]

You're making me jealous, I'm only sporting autism and schizoid, and they're not even that cool. Two fives don't add up to a ten here.

[@Jesusisking2096]

Jokes on you, I’m bipolar and have dementia. Wait what was I talking about

[@rker]

ngl, pyromania is actually fire.

[@Emma-wc5ks]

underrated comment

[@bsantini3616]

Finally so glad someone realized how high OCD is on the tierlist, all my neurotypical friends are so under appreciative of my quirky illness and frankly I'm just glad someone will validate it!

[@noraiapichino6495]

literally. like sorry guys, I know it might not be normal to touch something with both hands twice, but I'm just quirky, you can't blame me 🙄🙄

[@chundering]

Haha no one understands OCD! It’s convincing yourself you are THE WORST person on Earth and policing your own thoughts! CommentModerator/10

[@shr9662]

And it often results in self harm. Often unintentionally, but there’s a massive amount of cases where hands are washed to the point of them being raw.

[@finalfroggitapproaches6418]

I’m not like other girls, I have to use the same silverware for every meal and lock my car four times instead of once~

[@evadietz7359]

@@shr9662 yep. I started doing that when I was 4 years old. Was officially diagnosed with OCD at 8 and lemme tell you- it’s not just wanting my papers in order. It’s no fun

[@fizzjerry2739]

my personal tierlist : 1. autism - 5/10 i can deal with it its boring nothing about ir eally 2. schizophrenia - 8/10 it makes life living hell but im medicated so its ok 3. being indian

[@spicymeatball4441]

I used to be Indian, bro, hang in there :(

[@haroeneissa790]

Being indian is easily a 10/10. You are one lucky guy

[@pooper1614]

this is some real funny shit ngl

[@JoeSmith-gs4zw]

What kind of Indian? Based Medicine man or cringe street pooper?

[@fizzjerry2739]

@@JoeSmith-gs4zw punjabi (both)

[@no-lifenoah7861]

This is an incredibly problematic representation of mental illness that needs to be deleted and apologized for! You gave _my_ mental illness a bad rating!

[@debbydee6633]

He didnt even cover mine 🤕🙄🥱

[@debbydee6633]

He didnt even cover mine 🤕🙄🥱

[@HelloHello-vk5ob]

he didnt even cover mine🤕🙄🥱

[@bobsburgers8497]

@@debbydee6633 what is yours ?

[@debbydee6633]

@@HelloHello-vk5ob lmao 💀

[@xeesos]

hey man, as someone with OCD, i really appreciated your commentary on it. incredibly refreshing to see someone who wasn’t feeding into the stereotypes.

[@greas1233]

"Make your fanbase worry about you speedrun any%" - JrEg

[@big_sea]

yes

[@dogchaser520]

He basically told you that he's got schizotypal disorder at 5:15 -ish, or 1/10. He's OK. Though he's got good older vids on depression if that's your bag

[@Keepcalmandcupcakes]

I don't know where you got that Autism spectrum is vertical thinking, while Schizo disorders are lateral thinking, but that's fucking genius. I was trying coming up with a framework to explain my autism with psychotic features and this is perfect.

[@JREG]

My own framework, I’m gonna make a vid on this soonsh

[@asdfdsasda]

@@JREG Yes do it, do it

[@DawidEstishort]

My friend, you just have 1/x thinking.

[@melodykuromibebbies2138]

@@DawidEstishort how do i find the x

[@DawidEstishort]

@melody kuromi bebbies The same way you get out of the house and have a life... you don't.

[@leeyang3502]

I think anorexia and bulimia deserve a higher rating because they carry the highest chance of death. It’s hard to be less functioning than that…

[@magdelanax2122]

I was thinking the same thing. Also, they are difficult to treat.

[@tigerkite9520]

Anorexia has the highest mortality rate more than major depressives who wanna kill themselves so I agree

[@hereliesviktor1570]

diagnosed anorexic here, totally agree. almost died it was super fun.

[@angieduncan8417]

@@hereliesviktor1570 Agree! What about the super fun combo anorexia-binge eating-binge purging-pica-anxiety ? 11/10 doctors always looking confused while reading the medical history is the best part

[@haleyw5677]

yeah my sister had anorexia due to PANDAS and I think it should at the very least get a 7

[@marcotisch2605]

I would actually bump up my BPD to a solid 10/10, yknow you got it all, the self harming tendencies, the suicidal ideation, the disordered eating, the paranoid delusions, debilitating emotional stress, the hyper vigilance in social situations, the outbursts of anger and the shame about existing! you just really got it all! All in one package when you consider the amazing combo possibilities with comorbidities, like Anorexia, Bulimia, PTSD. Also undiagnosed neurodivergencies leading to BPD, it really is THE mental illness. Oh and absolutely ADORE the stigma. Just makes it so much more desirable, like a rare Pokémon

[@manfredo9138]

I hope things go well for you in life. Jesus be with you and heal you.🙂

[@adama865]

hey man. i know u won't read this comment but i hope u find peace within u and are doing better, even if u can't control it its worth trying, tomorrow will hold much better days for u and the past will be the future with the lights on, don't let anyone speak down on u, be with the people who understands u and they will help u guide to the light, u can do this, i believe and care for u even though im just a random internet stranger. get help in any way u think is right for u. i hope u read this and if u don't thats fine. i dont expect any of my comments to change someones life. but yeah just stay strong and keep your head during times like these.

[@wowsports8800]

Forgot about the psychosis, lack of attention and constant feeling of emptiness

[@samuelsbald3038]

You’re god damn right, but we aren’t that stigmatized mainstream, hell some people don’t even know off of it.

[@sheashells]

Gotta shake that all up regularly because that sense of self is as stable as an earthquake

[@peachydais]

my list depression: eh, 2/10. it sucks balls but i've felt like this for years so idrc anymore bpd: 7/10 this is debilitating, i love ruining my own life autism: 6/10, sometimes lights make me cry homosexuality: 10/10 i love gay sex

[@nemodynia]

i can still hear his voice *gay gay homosexual gay*

[@bunnyofderp3564]

Oh no, we're wearing the same mental illness. Are you gonna change or am I?

[@duroburo7039]

how is homosexuality a mental illness

[@peachydais]

@@duroburo7039 it's not haha it's a joke

[@duroburo7039]

@@peachydais Thats why I hate irony. I can never see the difference between if its a joke or unironic :(

[@yazeed3390]

Bruh. This is DEFINITELY how shrinks talks to each other.

[@nabeelazoss3413]

fr

[@ninaa4192]

It certainly is

[@dangerousbutterknife7988]

As someone with a panic disorder, feeling like I'm having a heart attack whenever I smell cleaning chemicals adds a lot of spice to my life. 7/10

[@distortedideas9612]

me with weed for literally no reason

[@bigboobab1tch699]

i just convince myself that I drank said chemicals and am now going to die a painful death 10/10

[@leonie2246]

panic disorder with social anxiety is the best combo!

[@mikesauceda9376]

He completely downplayed the severity of panic disorder. I’ve dealt with it for 10+ years. I’m only now starting to feel significantly better. But for the last decade it was pure hell. Definitely Anxiety Disorder needs a higher rating.

[@traceable7875]

There’s panic disorder. I have it constantly at random, (more often in the shower) due to intense existential dread combined with anxiety and panic disorder. Fortunately, my family members are used to dealing with this, I’ve gotten therapy and medicine, and my mom specifically has had experience dealing with terrible panic disorder as her little sister had it to.

[@BELLAR..]

I'd say BPD is more in the 9.5 area.. I love how intense it is and there's almost always a juicy backstory to it. gotta love the spicy coping mechanisms too, ofc!

[@LaceyAnn]

I'm going to agree with everything until you get to mine then be mad either way the rank goes because I'm borderline

[@renaissancewoman3770]

Preach!

[@cacamilis8477]

Haha yeah also I thought Jreg was the best KZbinr in existence and my idol before watching the video and now he has betrayed my trust and is literally Satan and if I ever see him I will fucking scream lol no I mean life is great haaa.

[@camil3368]

LITTERALLY

[@thesaddestdude3575]

Lacey Ann more like Lazy Ann! HAhaha got em!

[@ethanl5527]

As someone with ADHD I gotta say it should definitely be higher because you're almost normal to the point where you don't even realize you're different and all of your ADHD related shortcomings such as executive dysfunction come off as personal failures to yourself and everyone around you, and when you do succeed you feel like you don't deserve it. As a result it always comes bundled with imposter syndrome and depression in a 3 in 1 package. That kind of value shouldn't be understated. 5/10 at least.

[@FurryTailor]

Yeeep! Spicy imposter syndrome and anxiety and constantly wondering if symptoms are a personal moral failing of some kind!

[@catpoke9557]

Also if you're like me it impacts hygiene, thus putting you at physical risk of disease and injury, and in turn death! :D

[@koekepeertje5024]

My adhd, autism and depression are like a solid 11/10. Medication giving me even more depressive look on live. The only thing i can notice is the suffering of others. Ignorance was truely blissfull.

[@soapy2587]

You just discribed my adhd in the best way i have ever heard of . Because i was diagnosed late, i never really had time to recover from all those years I thought i was a horrible lazy piece of shit. I want to cry thinking about how ive been beating myslef terribly for years, not knowing i had a justified disadvantage

[@FrostySnow1000]

yeah its pretty normal. Like people don't realize they have symptoms until they see a "too relatable" ADHD post lol

[@allergyjelly]

As someone with AFRID he got it shockingly right when he said “all you can eat is Kraft dinner”

[@zombieluka]

Definitely. Kraft mac n cheese is a go-to food.

[@doodlebugwahoo]

this is so real even now

[@scoopearly]

Cereal is a top-tier safe food if you ask me

[@BurnedCocaCola]

@@scoopearly Agreed, I eat honey nut cheerios with milk almost daily for more then a decade. Never got tried or sick of it.

[@ggaxaly]

@@BurnedCocaColaoh my god same??? just replace honey nut cheerios with this one specific chocolate cereal

[@Tierneycristian]

I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with OCD. Spent my whole life fighting OCD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.

[@ErnestoHorner88]

Hey mates! Can you help with the source? I suffer severe anxiety, panic and depression and I usually take prescription medicine, but they don't always help. Where can I find those psilocybin mushrooms? I'm really interested in treating my mental health without Rxs. I live in Australia don't know much about these. I'm so glad they helped you. I can't wait to get them too. Really need a reliable source 🙏

[@CathieGomez-mp8sk]

YES very sure of Dr.alishrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@TomSanders-qv8bv]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@AlexanderMales-gh8bm]

Yes he's Dr.alishrooms.Shrooms to me is a natrual healer. I know a guy who has used mushrooms in the same way and they have really helped him. mah dudes have safe trips all.

[@PriscillaLogan-by9ll]

wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@reilly6564]

Ratings in ascending order and alphabetized: Neurotypical: [REDACTED]/10 Histrionic Personality Disorder: ?/10 Social Anxiety Disorder: ?/10 Schizoaffective Disorder (Bipolar type): 0/10 Antisocial Personality Disorder: 1/10 Schizotypal Personality Disorder: 1/10 Cyclothymia: 2/10 Delusional Disorder: 2/10 Postpartum Depression: 2/10 Body Dysmorphic Disorder: 2.5/10 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: 3/10 Generalized Anxiety Disorder: 3/10 Phobias: 3/10 Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder: 3.5/10 Avoidant Personality Disorder: 4/10 Derealization: 4/10 Major Depressive Disorder: 4/10 Psychosis: 4/10 Anorexia Nervosa: 5/10 Autism: 5/10 Bulimia Nervosa: 5/10 Schizoid Personality Disorder: 5/10 Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: 5.5/10 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: 5.5/10 Bipolar II Disorder: 6/10 Somniphobia: 6/10 Agoraphobia: 6/10 Dissociative Identity Disorder: 7/10 "All the manias": 7.5/10 Kleptomania: 7.5/10 Pica Disorder: 7.5/10 Pyromania: 7.5/10 Borderline Personality Disorder: 8/10 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: 8.5/10 Bipolar I Disorder: 9/10 Body Integrity Dysphoria: 9/10 Dementia: 9/10 Narcissistic Personality Disorder: 10/10 Schizoaffective Disorder (Bipolar type): 10/10 Schizophrenia: 10/10 Mania: 11/10 Notes: 1. Mr. Eg discussed 41 mental illnesses in this video, but failed to rate 3 of them. Very unprofessional. 2. Mr. Eg says "all the manias" are 7.5/10, but then previously rated 'Mania' an 11/10. I'm beginning to think this video isn't very accurate. 3. Mr. Eg used 7 ratings only once ([REDACTED], 0, 2.5, 3.5, 7, 8, 11) which results in a lopsided distribution of ratings. 4. Mr. Eg uses the rating of 11, which violates the 10-point scale and renders the rest of the ratings virtually meaningless. Overall, very wacky video! LOL!

[@rcb6ocs414]

LOL!

[@marmar3530]

LOL!

[@zacharybennett3249]

You said the "w" word... 🗡🗡

[@Jeff1999PB2]

LOL!

[@noritheguy3345]

Bulimia and anorexia is like a 7

[@maikamaikamaikamaika]

ADHD on its own is a 3/10 on a good day but combining it with a generalized anxiety disorder really spices it up and turns it into this fun new thing I like to call Turbo Anxiety. It's when you manage to have 3 lines of thought at the same time that are all going at 1000mph and they're all enlightening you to new fun things to be terrified and anxious about. Really speeds up panic attacks. Very efficient. A solid 5.5/10

[@killysnowsw]

adhd is either like a 3/10 or a 13/10 so you average it out to get ~6/10

[@soyasauce3626]

Speed-running anxiety

[@LaurenPebble]

Omg lol Or you end up like me where I have Selective Mutism, which is what it sounds like, anxiety causes me to be involuntarily mute. I was always called a special case because I very clearly had selective mutism, but I had some abnormal behaviours for it ie. being really talkative in situations where other children with it wouldn’t be talkative. Turns out those abnormal symptoms were just the ADHD 🙃 but nobody thought of that except my mum (who also has ADHD lol)

[@maikamaikamaikamaika]

@@LaurenPebble oh yeah! Selective mutism really ads some fun new levels to both anxiety and ADHD. Truly, a match made in hell

[@thatsacutecat]

Damn well said, I have autism GAD and social anxiety, it is a real interesting combination to say the least, I am not only bad at social interactions I am also terrified of it.

[@tmeehan3044]

as someone with BPD, i gotta recommend you bump it up to a 9/10 at least. super underrated mixture of some of those earlier illnesses you talked about - awesome body dysmorphia symptoms with derealization so you literally don’t recognize yourself or other people in the mirror - substance abuse/addictive behaviors because you literally can’t stand being sober because life is so miserable - super cool depression that makes you feel worthless and have existential dread - abandonment issues onset by early childhood trauma with accompanied anxiety and paranoia (super fun) - honestly wonderful feelings of anger so intense that it feels like it’s bubbling under your skin - and finally, low self-esteem because you actively watch yourself destroy your life and feel like you don’t have any way to stop yourself

[@Simona-wd3xu]

i also wanna add the favourite person part that makes you 100% depend on one individual for your emotional needs whilst also being self-aware of how bad it is. gives so much room to be abused OR makes the other person’s life a living hell through major mood swings! spreading depression to your loved ones and getting extra abuse or abandonment traumas on top of your unsolved childhood traumas 😇

[@janedoe7259]

BPD is 10/10. Would recommend if you'd like to know what ruining your life feels like. ❤❤❤

[@gloriousbastard3319]

Oh oh oh and there's also this cool little perk where random people you barely know would constantly ask you if being hypo-manic or manic is the same as being high (no, no it's not). And sometimes there's an included bonus when they tell you how lucky you must be since you can save money on drugs.

[@revolter7094]

I had a friend who had that combined with psychosis and OCD. Now that is some juicy stuff.

[@Empyric]

Hell yes, I fucking love BPD. 10/10 would push my closest friends away again

[@MaeveIsConfused]

Considering the fact that Anorexia is the most deadly mental illness, I think EDs deserve to be brought up to at LEAST a 9/10. Any mental illness that tricks you into actively killing yourself by ignoring one of the most basic essential needs is not ideal!

[@tntrose7285]

I’d argue 12 in that case.

[@oxfordcommaisthegreatest]

BPD is literally the worst thing to ever happen to my life, I can be on top of the world literally feeling like a god then crash down over a single comment, I am constantly internalizing my uncontrollable rage and despair into intense self hatred and self harm, and sometimes I even use self harm/suicidal threats to try and get pity and attention from the loved one in my life in order to get them to love me and not leave, and when people leave me I desperately try to get them to stay because they're the only thing that fills the empty void in my heart where my identity should be, 9/10 would recommend extremely fucking painful, but could use some more delusions, I mean, transient psychosis is just fuckin baby schizophrenia come onnnn

[@disco_depression]

My psychiatrist first tried to not tell it to me openly because she thinks it's unprofessional but after months of speculating she still can't tell if I have bpd or it's just my trauma and autism. Mood swings and trust issues, thinking the world is against me and everyone wants to hurt me. I fall in love with my partners to the point of obsession and when they show one single sign of wanting something against me I believe they're like my abusers who would always humiliate me and point the finger at me for blame. It's so fucking horrible I want to stop feeling this way. My self image also varies greatly. One second I'm better than everyone and no one can ever be at my level but then I feel dumb and unworthy of anything and hurt myself.

[@lucasgraeff5391]

Hey dudes! Litium have helped me a lot in this last month, my humour is a lot more stable and then I can analyze better the factors that cause or symptoms of the chance in humour. I have BPD and possibly one that that in my language is named 'transtorno afetivo bipolar', it would be something like 'bipolar affection disorder'. Hope it helps!

[@hachikos]

@@lucasgraeff5391 yay for meds working properly! i have bpd too, i finally got taken off ssris & put on lamictal earlier this year. absolute game changer

[@eyeball000]

couldn’t have worded this absolute disease any better, bpd sucks

[@nutsackvlogz8892]

IM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS

[@MrToxicB1izzard]

I think it's so disrespectful of you to have given narcissistic personality disorder only a 10/10, how dare you!?

[@deathhuffer]

You deserve at LEAST a 100/10!

[@johndoe4110]

Personally I think my NPD is a 1000000000000000000000000000000000000/10

[@omoriref]

Infinity/10 bonus godly points

[@Notusingthisaccanymore123]

I personally feel like NPD should be 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000/10

[@PeetonJazzy]

As someone with BPD, I appreciate being given a 8/10 But… what’s so wrong about me that you wouldn’t give me the 10/10 DO YOU HATE ME?? ARE YOU GOING TO LEAVE 😥

[@asd-foot-lettuce94]

I was looking for this comment!!😆

[@rosem6870]

did he do this just to get a reaction?? does he not actually care?? is he ignoring me?? WHY IS HE IGNORING ME????

[@anaseregor4083]

A whole mood 💀💀💀

[@hannalowercase5928]

@@rosem6870 LMASOSDFN that was exactly my thought process with my ex

[@beesindisguise5375]

Quick, make a bad decision!!! No time to talk, no time to think, just go!!!!! Worry about it later, we’re in a crisis!!!!

[@bettybunbun9664]

As a (mostly recovered) OCD sufferer, I think your rating for OCD is very accurate. Definitely severely underrated because of being constantly trivialised by the "I hAvE oCd BeCaUsE i'M nEaT" crowd, but there are mental illnesses that seem even more hellish to me like paranoid schizophrenia.

[@snoop9064]

schizophrenic here! i'd say both schizophrenia and OCD are both heavily misunderstood disorders. hate it when people think schizophrenia equates to a murderous psychopath. personally i struggle with delusions that the world is a simulation. i've also had sometimes where i thought my brain was rotting or that people were out to kill me and nobody would come to help (currently struggling with this). my illness makes simple tasks feel like hell, like showering or going outside. but i'm still adjusting medications so i have to wait for the treatment to work

[@rhys_king_music]

@@snoop9064 Don't have schizophrenia, but it's also super interesting reading about it and how (CW: talking about delusional thinking, hallucinations, etc.) individuals in different cultures sometimes have positive experiences with it. It seems that societies that tend to not have stigmatized beliefs towards it [schizophrenia] and/or view the person that has it as an oracle or spiritually enlightened results in those individuals having positive presentations of the disorder. The voices heard in those cultures are friendly, guiding the individual, as opposed to the malignant variations we often hear about where I'm from [the U.S.]. So in this case, depending on the culture you were born into, you may have a more positive or negative experience with this affliction. I often have obsessive thoughts worrying whether or not I'm "going crazy" but it helps somewhat when you realize some people that would be labeled as "crazy" in some societies are suffering much less than we're led to believe.

[@cw4959]

OCD obsessions are not only thoughts about bad things happening but also urges and fears of actions that can be around things like pedophillia, murdering or raping loved ones or anything else really

[@cw4959]

These feelings are ego distonic meaning they run counter to the persons values or intent

[@alexanderwill2847]

And people think it’s just about wanting to keep things neat. SMH For real though, I spent a couple years pretty deeply unhappy because I thought I wanted to become a serial killer, before realizing that if the mere idea of hurting people made me miserable, I probably didn’t need to worry about that.

[@voidwatchdeerlord2598]

@@alexanderwill2847 'oh my god i hate things not being tidy im so ocd' smh, feel bad about being one of the people that occasionally made those comments before I actually developed clinical ocd lol

[@pegatrisedmice]

had a mild version of that, honestly I would give OCD at least an 8 in it's full form, especially when beautifully accented by depression and social anxiety, makes your life very confusing and miserable. the only downside is that it can be managed somewhat by not worrying about it. A very strong candidate to ruin your life nonetheless.

[@yas7748]

it’s so terrible seriously

[@tomatozest6074]

jokes on you, jreg, I have an extremely rare subset of tourettic ocd that makes me feel as though inanimate objects are dragging me towards them like a magnet! no intrusive thoughts, no research since the 90s, and no treatment! 10/10!

[@untitleduntitled6257]

Oh! Shit :D

[@nidgithm]

damn i thought i was the only one who experiences ocd like that, im diagnosed with OCD but what i read about it with intrusive thoughts has always been kind of off -- the compulsions and my intrusive thoughts aren't related at all, its just kind of a physical feeling

[@isobelrobson2228]

Woowow 18/10

[@tomatozest6074]

@@nidgithm you should definitely look into T-OCD then, and if it sounds like what you experience talk to your doctor about it; what I’m talking about here is what’s referred to as phantom tics, the main difference between those and “normal” T-OCD is instead of feeling a sensation in my hand or other part of my body that compels me to do something (which is what those with T-OCD typically experience) it’s like I’m being compelled by this invisible force that’s attached to an object. If either of these sound like you, look into it!

[@nidgithm]

@@tomatozest6074 ohh I see thanks for the information! I'll look into both of them, since they both sound like what I experience

[@christopherkendrick1582]

ADHD can be more debilitating when you are spending hunderds of thousands of dollars to go to college and you've got an assignment due that'll deadass take you 20 minutes to do and you're just like "nah fuck that" and waste thousands more dollars failing classes because you're piloted by a demon that doesn't want to see you succeed in life :D Fun times I would personally rate it 10/10 couldn't get enough of it.

[@drpoppyseed]

Fr. What’s the secret?

[@zaharabliss106]

I get you I have to internally beat myself up every time I slack off with work but even then I go from Assignments to watching a documentary or reading a bunch of articles on the war of roses hyperfixation is fun!

[@vari_8580]

@@zaharabliss106 bro i literally compiled a bunch of sources and watch a 40 minutes long documentary about the missing princes in the tower, and mind you, i did this in like, 3 in the morning or something. Back then apparently i want to make a documentary or something. It was wild.

[@zaharabliss106]

@@vari_8580 Its so weird and when I realize that's going on I kinda snap back for a bit it kinda feels like waking up from a daydream like I was in a trance. Its funny how with that works where you pour hours of time into doing research your into but focusing on school work or task that you have to do is hard. I was diagnosed as a small child with ADHD and only recently as I've gotten into psychology, I've been like Oooooh I have ADHD. Honestly I simultaneously hate and love my ADHD.

[@vari_8580]

@@zaharabliss106 tbh, i think i'm lucky that i'm enjoying school as much as i do now. More specifically math. And the way i enjoy it- it's like escapism to me. In my mind, all of it was just funny numbers waiting to be solved, but i also understand nothing, like, nothing at all about the principles and how they actually work? also, the love-hate relationship between you and your ADHD. God is it relatable as hell.

[@noem.7430]

having bordeline personality disorder is like living inside a TV drama when the most inocuos things results in a big dramatic show

[@lj_fin827]

I wrote the wikipedia article for list of mental illnesses and I'm happy to be in the latest JrEg video

[@stardusttodust25]

Damn I spend way too much time on that wikipedia page. Thank you for writing the DSM-5/icd-10 (11 is coming out soon babey!!) for cool people who like clickable links and scrolling and not paying whatever the fuck amount of money the DSM-5 costs (Too much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

[@macripinaasoto]

im going to b rating every mental illness i've either had or therapists have suspected i have so yea this ones my rankinkg ATYPICAL ANOREXIA 6/10 feel like this one's kind of underrated cus like i had the rush and all the symptoms of an anorexic person but nobody really seems to notice or if they do it's mostly to congratulate you on the weight loss, a lot of exciting validation from others, not as much damage to my body because i was starting but not as debilitating as it could be ANOREXIA NERVOSA 8/10 this one i must admit was really bad because like i got the small sprinkle of like major depression, i couldn't stand up, got my family worried sick, i must say like could use some more good stuff because it's pretty much all foggy in my memory could use some upsides MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER 3/10 like, eh, was horrible don't get me wrong but once i got the meds that started working i was like okay then, not that depressed anymore we doing good, but like when the meds don't work and you want to kill yourself that's kinda shit ngl BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER 10/10 solid mental illness, has the fear of abandonment, has the stigma so therapists stay away from you because they feel like patients with these are so much work, you got the incontrolable rage, the suicidal idealization, the feeling of chronic emptiness, overall a nice mental illness, i wouldn't add anything on top i feel like this is pretty much a debilitating one to have and it's also a lifelong thing because it develops due to trauma so like, noice AUTISM 7.5/10 not gonna lie this diagnosis i didnt really see it coming because it mostly stems from my school's psychology telling my parents they think that i have it so, like yeah, it's noice, i got mostly the not so bad parts, like socialization SUCKS ASS and i go non verbal frequently and i hate certain textures and sounds and i've consider killing myself over small changes in my schedule but i feel like this could use less child-like stigma like i'm not a 7 year old boy obsessed w trains im a whole ass adult woman who can't even think about foamy without cringing at the texture, other like symptoms but got so fucking bored of typing

[@Glass-vf8il]

Don’t forget the stress induced delusions of BPD. They’re my personal favorite

[@lillatorokschuller4653]

YESSSSS GIRLIE BPD IS THE BEST also anorexia nervosa aint bad either

[@GooseTheFlick]

BPD here, the emptiness is so fucking bad and the avoidance of rapport people so I don't get triggered because i feel like theyre abandoning me

[@bryanchandler3486]

Hi I too get bored of typing, and getting used to automatically using voice to text is such a game changer except now I ramble way too fucking much.

[@naolucillerandom5280]

Why did you make me think of that last one? Now I'm uncomfortable over picturing the sound of foamy 😢

[@HumanShitpost]

As an adhd i love how my quirky and creative brain thinks eating is boring, so it finds quirky and creative ways around the eating. Starvation over boredom, plz!

[@bigzigtv706]

Everything is boring except doing nothing, thats the most fun one

[@untitleduntitled6257]

God, i have never related so hard to a comment before. I’m so in awe I’m just casually gonna skip lunch and dinner.

[@scrungobeepis5443]

As a fellow adhd I also am a huge fan of how my constantly shifting focus makes it extremely difficult to do basic tasks like go to the bathroom or do household chores, leading to extremely stressful familial relationships - I’m halfway through the prologue of a tragic backstory, I just need to keep pushing everyone else away👍

[@truemori6700]

I have ADHD, but only when I'm around my friends. It's like my brain has an on and off switch for it. My brain when I'm around them is like having a great PC with a very small amount of ram.

[@natsueyama]

@@bigzigtv706 so true bestie, i love sitting and looking at nothing for like a good 10 minutes thinking of everything and nothing constantly, while mumbling lyrics to a song unconsciously to myself. So #girlboss of me

[@robotlandscape]

Adhd or Autism? 3 to 5 pretty much Adhd AND Autism? Power combo. Unstoppable. Panic attack death spiral mr incredible. 11/10

[@writerwannabe8778]

OCD, ADHD and autism can make for a horror duo. There's a reason why we are the ones who develop OCD. The percentages of people with OCD who are autistic and autistic people with OCD are high!

[@latt.qcd9221]

My schizophrenia has gotten so bad that I've started having delusions about not having it.

[@Emilia-gw8so]

Sigma moment

[@Loopisus]

Me when i forget i have Alzheimer’s

[@georgeclooney5997]

as a representative of the eating disorder community, I'm a bit disappointed you didn't rank us higher, as I didn't spend my whole summer in the hospital to get a 5/10. i'd definitely rate them an 8/10, in my experience not being able to eat isn't ideal

[@pepsiman7453]

Holy shit it's George Clooney

[@haleyw5677]

yeah I think because a lot of people claim disordered eating as an eating disorder people don't see them as as severe as they are.

[@UncleSlimJimmy]

What do you mean you can't eat? Does your body physically void anything you try to ingest?

[@devilsmistresss]

honestly id rank it as a 9.8/10 due to how dangerous it can become

[@ugly1494]

Nah, I think a 5/10 was well enough. Not being able to eat and throwing up on purpose every time something entered my stomach was so-so, but treatment was a laugh riot. Having a bunch of malnourished adults sitting in a circle passing a dab tank around when the group lead isn’t looking? Two people fainting just from standing up in one day? Crying over having to bake cookies? Those were the good old days

[@user-mh6lj3ox8b]

having OCD has to be a 9/10 especially when i finally figure out how to work through a compulsion or intrusive thought and then a new one manifests to haunt me. I also love how neither medication or talk-therapy is guaranteed to help it!

[@VictoriousVittrio]

BPD is a 10/10 because living life being scared of/hating everyone AND hating yourself 24/7 is absolutely goated, needs zero side-dish disorders but it usually comes with them guarantee basically.. like my Avoidant Personality, ARFID and BPD combo is amazing

[@nah_.]

You should make this into a series. Political ideologies, ism/phobias (racism, homophobia, etc), religions. The chaotic energy those videos would have. Literally unmatched

[@hazmatt3250]

Agreed. Label religions into classes. (I.e. Christianity C-3, Islam C-4, etc.)

[@Djammz_]

Yeeees second that

[@iputapipebombintoyourmailb6210]

@@hazmatt3250 ah yes. c-4 but fr review when

[@hazmatt3250]

@@iputapipebombintoyourmailb6210 ;)

[@BitchChill]

10/10

[@birdcar7808]

You have to look for niche instances of ADHD if you want something really interesting. My personal favorite is adult women who didn’t get diagnosed because they didn’t display it the same way boys did back in elementary school, so they go their entire adult lives unmedicated without even knowing what’s wrong with them, probably thinking they’re just idiots or jerks. Bonus points if they develop depression because of it.

[@l3T3ss3]

“BPD - a solid mental illness”. Couldn’t agree more, maybe just from personal experience instead of 8/10 I’d give 10/10. But it’s all g if you are willing to put in the effort. Life is good, don’t give up! Sending all the positivity, you aren’t alone!

[@beesindisguise5375]

Well… a few minutes ago I would’ve rated my BPD as a 10/10, but then something happened and it’s definitely a -1/10

[@Naranylla]

@@beesindisguise5375 If this isn't the most relatable comment ever.

[@Naranylla]

Sometimes I feel like bpd is the absolute star of the show when it comes to the ill in mental illness. One moment everything is perfect and then I feel like a chewed up piece of gum someone spit on the floor then continued to step on.

[@lybs2111]

@Miss Eli Exactly why its a 10/10, the way that your brain can switch the label it made up to a different one in a matter of seconds is just incredible. And dont get me started on the suicidal thoughts, cant go a day without thinking about jumping off a bridge onto the oncoming traffic! The impulsive urges to ruin everything good you got going and hurt yourself in every way possible, hurting loved ones and then crying about it when youre left alone. Amazing experience. Definetly the illness ever. Fucking kill me

[@nineten-eu4ig]

bpd is quite bad because treatments take time and it is not very effictive at the begenning also impulsive thoughts of harming myself and lashing out to others are bad.....just bad

[@theenigmauwu5531]

Honestly you were so right about depression. Like on its own its nothing, but when I got it cooking with some Generalized Anxiety, PTSD, and ADHD its perfect. 10/10, Its always a treat to hear classmates throw these terms around like candy.

[@johannaberns3892]

Idk if I understood your comment in the right way but depression isn’t something “easy”. It changes your whole life, your thoughts, resulting feelings from it and yh it’s horrible bc u always feel bad

[@metalwarrior6657]

Severe depression is enough to kill you alone. But as someone with comorbid depression, adding spice on top of it is extra deadly, yeah

[@Nesquik908]

@@metalwarrior6657 agreed. I had severe depression last year and even though I got better I still struggle with my daily life. Severe depression alone is 8/10 😊

[@stumpy1012]

Misophonia - 10/10, gets you a free pass out of every single family meal, because nobody wants to deal with a nervous wreck over forks!!!

[@lizzie9254]

THIS.

[@botezsimp5808]

Is that the dislike of chewing sounds? My cousin has it. I can't eat with her.

[@sugakookies8063]

This oneeeee😭😭💔 one of the most debilitating things ever

[@Captain_Willlow]

I hate it so much, the sound the forks make when scraping against the bowls or plates, it hurts so fucking much, that sound freaks me out so bad. It is a fucking horrible existence and I basically just eat with plastic silverware at all times to avoid that sound. Going into a packed restaurant is hell.

[@urmom-zh6zs]

the best part is when you pair it w something like ADHD or autism, then it not only causes extreme anger/frustration but also sensory overload! fun

[@jimpickenscultmember2073]

would 100% recommend a BPD and OCD combo for anyone looking to upgrade from PTSD, Depression and GAD.

[@jfk8745]

I've got those on top of aspergers syndrome, Paranoid Personality, Generalized Anxiety, Eating Disorder & PTSD. At this point a slight push is enough to knock me down and I struggle to get back up, but at least I try to stand up again

[@NewbiPai]

@@jfk8745 I have GAD and my life is hell How the fuck do you deal with these?😂

[@jfk8745]

@@NewbiPai Music and dodging large crowds

[@jakeer1554]

@@jfk8745 Fuck our updates were too big.. bpd ptsd gad sa paranoia psychosis hallucinations adhd orthorexia AND anorexia, insomnia parasomnia.. I understand your struggle

[@sprixyn]

honestly C-PTSD OCD (possibly GAD as well idk if OCD will that when we get a diagnosis) along with bipolar II is pretty spicy... oh and not to mention multiplicity which may be a dissociative disorder! good times makes my job really fun!

[@konnosx1213]

We need to get a psychiatrist to react to jreg vids

[@JREG]

Would make my day

[@udaykiranpanjala2710]

Lol

[@melodykuromibebbies2138]

@@JREG scrumptious attention nom nom nom nom nom

[@alienswillcomeAWC]

I would LOVE to see Dr.K (from HealthyGamerGG) react to Jreg

[@MugenHeadNinja]

I know this video is a meme, it's meant for laughs and all, but ARFID is definitely a lot more debilitating than one might expect. It's genuinely awful and painful to want to eat normally, so I can be healthy and normal, and it excludes me from pursuing certain interests and passions because I genuinely can't ever be fit or healthy enough to participate in them to the extent I'd want to. It makes so many aspects of life infinitely harder than it'd be otherwise, from business meals to dates, social gatherings with food involved, living with roommates or a significant other, raising a kid and trying to ensure that they eat properly and otherwise being healthy and in shape enough to properly enjoy life and being able to enjoy/participate in certain hobbies (mainly physically demanding hobbies such as martial arts and sports).

[@Lesalledebains]

Wanting to get better is a great start. With restrictive eating disorders the best way to deal with it is to take it slow and not beat yourself up if you still don't like something. If you can get yourself to like nutrient rich stuff like protein shakes and smoothies that might help. Focus on ingredients rather than complex dishes, like different fruits or veggies one at a time, then move to salads or smoothies. Sorry if you've heard all this before.

[@Omor_On_The_Floor]

real

[@GoTommyBoy]

My mother has schizophrenia and I love psychedelics. 🙂

[@JREG]

Yes!!

[@radiocorrective]

I'm gonna ask how they are related (positively?) in your mind cause my mom also has schizophrenia and I avoid psychedelics like the plague cause I heard it can trigger schizophrenia in someone who has a family history of it. My mum did hella drugs before this happened.

[@bamzolino]

@@radiocorrective if you have a genetic predisposition, psychedelics can trigger the onset of schizophrenic symptoms

[@radiocorrective]

@@bamzolino Right thats what i heard. So then the OP should probably drop that just to be sure.

[@nickman9639]

@@bamzolino That seems to be a rumor, there really isn’t alot of evidence to support this.

[@resident-evil-jerma5389]

adhd medication actually is based because it gave me a horrific psychotic episode and does to apparently a ton of people, sounds pretty cool to me.

[@sczpol]

God me too

[@xifamilynetflixaccount7450]

Yeah I'd say about 80% of people I know on ADHD meds have had a psychotic episode triggered by them.

[@nopasaran4685]

Man Ig I am in for a wild ride:)

[@anshi5098]

Damn that bumps it up to a 8/10 for .e

[@loriemerns5741]

ive never had psychosis (i take elvanse AKA vyvanse) but my dad triggered mild psychosis on accident when he was trialling ritalin i think it was. what caused psychosis for yall though?? i never knew it was so frq in adhd meds. scary

[@Bob-fh4ht]

average twitter user listing all of their mental disorders:

[@poisonouspineapple4534]

most of them are being satire. Including the creator

[@Maya-yu6pg]

@@artxxcloud this ones a joke

[@zookeeper3322]

anorexia actually has a very high death rate, only second to substance abuse disorder. underrated powerhouse.

[@penguinsmith3107]

0:06 Generalized Anxiety Disorder 0:24 Phobias 0:32 Social Anxiety Disorder 0:37 Clinical Depression (MDD) 0:59 Substance-related disorder 1:05 Pospartum Depression 1:09 Derealization 1:22 DID 1:28 Cyclothemia 1:33 Bipolar Type II 1:57 Mania 2:00 Delusional Disorder 2:11 Psychosis 2:19 Schizophrenia 2:47 Schizoaffective Disorder 2:59 Eating Disorders ~3:03 Anorexia & Bulimia ~3:07 Pica ~3:15 Restrictive Food Intake 3:29 Body Dysmorphia 3:57 Body Integrity Dysphoria (BID) 4:12 OCD 4:50 All manias _Personality Disorders_ 4:55 Antisocial (Psychopathy) 5:07 Narcissistic 5:10 Histrionic 5:15 Schizotypal 5:40 Avoidant 5:49 Schizoid 6:03 Borderline (BPD) 6:33 PTSD & C-PTSD _Debatable disorders_ 6:55 Autism 7:12 ADHD 7:22 Dementia

[@thenugget3671]

Thanks dude

[@thedarkmonarch]

and he forgot alzhiemers

[@GhostSamaritan]

Found the person with OCD!

[@d-7791]

Thank you

[@yagor_gm8721]

I give 10/10 to all of them, the more the merrier, I'm a psychology major, give me your money

[@AKABeestYT]

Good one jreg you show those tier lists who's boss

[@big_sea]

yes

[@jellyfishfingernail]

4:31 as someone with OCD thank you so much. it's horrible. i can't just get a glass of water, or relax. my brain tortures me. showing me graphic images of my loved ones dead, or me hurting them. making me think i am a criminal. making me think i'm actually a serial killer and just don't know it. i can't be alone with my thoughts.

[@moonycat]

Hey, I have OCD too, and I just wanna say that it really does get better. For years I was in such a dark place in my mind I thought I was broken and incurable, but after getting on anti-depressants and getting therapy, my intrusive thoughts are the most minimal they've ever been and I barely ever do compulsive actions. It's not perfect, but it really was worth the wait to get to this point.

[@soupykim53]

This rating video isn't about being "enough"

[@corvent62]

As a person who suffers from ocd, it's feels pretty validating to get a high ranking and seeing someone understand how bad it can get

[@chester9585]

Good one Jreg, you sure show your fanbase who's boss

[@moonmuzicck280]

As someone with AVPD, hearing you rate the disorder unironically filled me with anxiety. My chest tightened severely, as if it would snap into pieces if I tried to move, only for you to give it a 4/10 and feel relieved that it wasn’t any higher. Thank you Dr. Egg

[@EverythingWAK]

“Very debilitating, almost no upside” thank you, just thank you lol. Everyone in the comments too, this was a real positive experience for the mental

[@AntiBlastic]

I know I’m probably reaching and this isn’t a serious video, but I used to have an internal monologue somewhat like this (and too a degree I still do) I would essentially think “how rare and bad is this issue”. I would just try and cause these issues for myself because i didn’t feel worthy.

[@Crimson_Cheetah]

I think I get it. I’m like this too to an extent, I’ve never done anything about it but I get the feeling unworthy thing and obsessing over, like, not having severe enough problems or an interesting enough identity? I’ve been working on that mindset for years because I know it’s not an okay thing to think and it helps no one. I don’t even know where it came from but I wish I could get over it. Have to work on self-esteem, I guess.

[@hannalowercase5928]

@@Crimson_Cheetah OH, MY GOD. i have that too

[@hannalowercase5928]

i hope y'all reply to this because i could never really explain it and i felt like it was horrible for me to be like that, but i FINALLY met someone that feels the same

[@Crimson_Cheetah]

@@hannalowercase5928 I understand that. It’s a really hard thing to explain properly. I feel bad about it too but I’ve also accepted it as something to work on, and try not to beat myself up for it too much. As long as you know it’s an issue then you’re good imo. It takes time but it can be improved. I’ve felt really alone in it too so I’n also glad to know that I’m not the only one.

[@conniehankosky5750]

One great dish not mentioned in this video is gender dysphoria. While not considered a disorder, I’d rate it a 7/10 from my personal experience. Not only does it give you the incredibly unique feeling of having a brain opposite to the sex of your body, which is already distressing enough, with depression and anxiety it adds this feeling of hopelessness and debilitation that is just👌👌👌 chefs kiss. Awesome meal all around. Would definitely recommend

[@zombieprince5139]

I'd amp it up to about an 8, considering that when you do try to lessen the dysphoria by transitioning in any way, you are at a risk of getting hate crimed and losing friends and family just because you are you! Which adds a little bit more spice to the depression and anxiety, real fun stuff. Would also recommend.

[@lily_astral]

@@zombieprince5139 Yeah like, it's not actually a delusion or paranoia, people actually want to kill you. In a way this takes away from a mental disorder, and in fact you'd have to be slightly delusional to put those fears away rather than wear them on your shoulders until you're ground down into dirt! Honestly, whatever it is, 10/10 gorgeous meal great presentation 😌😌

[@disco_depression]

I experienced dysphoria before (but I'm not transgender it was due to trauma and abuse) and it's fucking AWFUL. You want to smash your own body against a desk because it feels like you have the wrong members and everything feels out of place. My own body felt like a prison I needed to get out of

[@udonthavetoknowmyname]

oh fuck yyeah :,,,,)

[@zanguauvaitomacu4925]

@@zombieprince5139 what is a hate crime?

[@purpleduckybryn]

as somebody with OCD, this is extremely accurate. i literally can’t go an hour without it affecting me

[@inanitas]

BPD + Autism is like 11/10. Can only recommend being extremely emotional yet not capable of expressing emotions, hating to be alone yet have social phobia and agoraphobia, feeling numb a lot cycling through addictions, psychosis, etc. It's like taking a little bit of everything.

[@Multiple-Sclerosis]

how dare you do my boy derealization so dirty? he has it all, tunnel vision, fear of mirrors, fear of light. turns you into an acid addict without all the funny behaviours. AT LEAST a solid 6.5/10

[@danielamurphy8560]

Yeah OCD is definitely underrated but some of the subtypes are absolute hell, POCD in particular. I genuinely wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.

[@harryb12993]

The way i found out about postpartum depression was when someone I knew gave their child to their husband and leapt from the roof of a shopping centre. Given my experience I expected a 5+/10

[@heathenpotato]

I first got depression when I was 16 and I'm so glad it didn't end there! Instead I also got anxiety with a hefty dose of panic attacks, then really bad cleanliness ocd, which also led to fucked up eating habits bc almost nothing actually felt clean enough to eat, and after a literal decade of therapy and never actually getting that much better it turned out that I also have an underlying case of AvPD. I'm truly lucky for getting to experience so many different interesting flavours of mental illness😊