Every RARE Mental Disorder Explained in 16 Minutes

[@TheEvaluat0r]

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[@rlalbiaksangi4528]

Ur the goat

[@WarriorsWay780]

Thanks for liking my comment too.

[@its_me_megi]

Hey i subsribed and liked hope you have a great day dude

[@IThinkuhhh]

You look like me

[@crazyalabamaguy4970]

I know you're the dude from Am I the Jerk and Am I the Genius. Your voice is a clear giveaway, identical 100% and that can't be a coincidence.

[@FlZZYZ]

I have pica, and while I appreciate him trying to bring light to a rare disorder, I feel like he missed out a lot of parts. What he described was very severe pica. And, none of us have dirt for dinner or any meal at that. Trust me. Most of us still value nutrition, such as me. A severely underweight individual that developed pica from anxiety. Thanks if you read this- I would love to hear your thoughts on it.

[@sammy8096]

tell me more, what do you crave?

[@Just_somebody-2828]

I'm a severe person with pica here, it's completely correct for me, good luck with.. Pica I guess

[@FlZZYZ]

@@sammy8096 it’s typically plastic, to explain it the best I can, I’m a very fidgety person. It’s like how stimming or stretching can help someone calm down, but since I also have severe anxiety I turn to very unhealthy habits to calm down, such as eating inedible things.

[@sammy8096]

@@FlZZYZ …ok i kinda get you, sometimes the smooth plastic solid color toy stuff looks like it would taste like gummy. but i understand that, that sucks a bunch :-(

[@micalovely2150]

I think he was more just simplifying it so he can go over more of rate diseases in less time

[@wh0s-that-gir1]

1:51 'You see, instead of grabbing a bag of chips from the fridge...' Me : Ahhh yes... a bag of fresh chips from the fridge-

[@PurplePhishy]

I was thinking the same thing 😂.

[@its_me_megi]

Lol😂 Fr

[@LadyHeathen82]

French fries are chips in England

[@rps524]

He should have said ‘pantry’ or something

[@shoelesss]

@@LadyHeathen82But it’s weird he used a picture of a bag of chips

[@CelestialMage.]

Brain is scary

[@Serbian_william_james_sidis234]

FR

[@2x477]

Brain IS scary

[@Serbian_william_james_sidis234]

@@2x477 and mysterious

[@CelestialMage.]

@@Serbian_william_james_sidis234 agree

[@MountedOffWolf]

No

[@IAmPlaysWithSquirrel]

Dyscalculia is a learning disability, not a mental disorder. It’s said to be as common as dyslexia, just under diagnosed.

[@deliciouscavemoss]

Thank you!! My mom and sisters have dyslexia, but I have dyscalculia and it took forever to get academic accommodations

[@Demons_of_The_Mind]

Ok that's what I was thinking tbh, so basically it's like dyslexia but with numbers instead of words, good to know!

[@loona7740]

@@Demons_of_The_Mind that's right :) Plus they can also happen at the same time so you can have both. I have dyslexia and I still have problems with some numbers. For example I can't remember numbers good at all and it's hard to read the time.

[@Demons_of_The_Mind]

@@loona7740 me too but I think I can’t really read the time because when I learned it I didn’t have glasses yet so I couldn’t see the clock, Also I’m sorry you have trouble reading the numbers sometimes 😞 I get my 21’s and 12’s switched sometimes

[@Pepper52]

Math classes were pure he11 for me.

[@evanjon1895]

I have Diogenes Syndrome, it’s extremely brutal and it makes life hard. Hard to work, zero motivation, addiction, and loss of interests. I don’t do anything all day, I sit here in my mess. Started after I lost my family after a harsh custody battle.

[@kovaivano]

I hope you will get better, you have been trough alot but the sun always shines after the storm. Get the help you need and u will get through it quicker, time heals everything

[@EdinoRemerido]

Sounds like depression or some version of it. Best treatment would be therapy, and probably some anti-depression medicine.

[@RIMZARE]

Is it as bad as fridgebro? (Dont look that up if your eating)

[@13th.moon.]

I’m so sorry, I hope you can get the help you need

[@Vayzz47]

Stinky

[@Majimba_Enjoyer]

I like how diogenes syndrome is basically the opposite of how the real diogenes lived that guy had a barrel as his home and didnt want anything materialistic

[@waltuhmeloncat-tg4]

diogenes syndrome is like exiling yourself

[@Cecona]

I think it has more to do with how Diogenes did not care about what people thought of him and his situation, as well as having pretty poor hygiene.

[@ShenDoodles]

He just sits in his cauldron, using his Yosemite hammer to lug himself up a mountain made of stock assets nobody wants anymore.

[@-yumefroots-8244]

THANK YOU. FINALLY SOMEONE SAYS IT.

[@CowboyLuigi]

​So that's what redditors and 4channers suffer from ​@@Cecona In Japan, I think it's called Hikikomori, usually for younger people

[@FartOfAsspiration]

I had a friend in high school with Pica! Me and my tiny friend group (me, her and two other people) would go over to her place all the time. She had 12 CATS. Luckily she only ate her own hair and not cat hair. You know which rare disorder REALLY isn't fun? EXPLODING HEAD SYNDROME. Right when you're on the edge of sleep, you hallucinate an EXTREMELY loud noise. Some I've had have been gunshots, a woman shrieking, doors slamming and trumpets.

[@FartOfAsspiration]

@thatsMel4ya I mean If you want a cake-eating Maine Coon that topples furniture called Sweetface

[@JaneFlowerbird]

I weirdly think I've had exploding head syndrome here and there, yet at the same time maybe it's more along the lines of paranoia I *will* get it. There's been times I've tried to sleep (which I already have many problems with) then hear a strange boom, but it's like... dream like, you can tell it's not there but at the same time you thought it was real... I don't experience this often though, usually with nights when I'm trying to sleep a lotttt and not just stay up.... then finally sleep

[@USER-M0TH]

My whole class eats chalk, paper and pencils. Idk if that counts as pica

[@TigerShark2r]

Trumpets? oh god not the boiled one

[@badmusicproducer_offical]

@@USER-M0THno they just low iq

[@todyn5171]

what freaks me out the most is that boanthropy has had enough cases for it to be its own mental disorder

[@mangantasy289]

I think disorders like that are not limited to cows (some people may believe to be another animal tht is not a cow), but I don't know how it's called then.

[@FunneCricket]

@@mangantasy289 i think the overall name for believing that you are an animal is called Lycanthropy (it may or may not be just believing you are a wolf, idk)

[@mangantasy289]

@@FunneCricket seems you're right, "Britannica" says "mental disorder in which the patient believes that he is a wolf or some other nonhuman animal".

[@Vomitperson]

@@mangantasy289there is one called lycanthropy in which someone believes they are physically a werewolf or wolf

[@RepublicanBurrz]

@@mangantasy289 Zoanthropy

[@bingslug492]

My friend has erotomania, bless her heart, before I knew her I thought she was crazy but I started to realize when she told me she was diagnosed

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

She is crazy. She has erotomania. That’s how she is crazy.

[@maxisdead2672]

Erotomania may seem odd to outsiders, but it’s good that even if at first you thought she was ’crazy’, you listened to her and now know she isn’t. You’re a good person

[@FriskDrinksBrisk]

My best friend's little sibling has pica. They love eating moss.

[@maxisdead2672]

@@FriskDrinksBrisk Damn, couldn’t that be dangerous? Hoping they’ll overcome that some day.

[@FriskDrinksBrisk]

@@maxisdead2672 they know the difference between toxic and nontoxic moss

[@lewiswyndham9285]

1:52 Grabbing chips from the fridge sounds like a disorder in itself wtf lol

[@Xaersaw]

nah that sounds disgusting why tf would anyone want cold chips💀

[@davidmccall4024]

It sounds weird but I am curious to try, It could be better than initially thought.

[@pinkqqq]

@@davidmccall4024oh please don’t try that, this is making me nauseous just thinking about cold chips

[@isabellacampoy1385]

perhaps its good like idk cereal with ice

[@OPOSSUM-possum]

Exactly🥲

[@HayTatsuko]

I suffered from pica during my early teens. My favorite non-food was Wite-Out because of its alluring aroma and spicy flavor. Shouldn't be too much of a surprise that I ended up replacing that non-food urge with chilli peppers, and have been a pepperhead for some time now.

[@JellydogN4020jeljeljel]

SPICY FLAVOR?!?!?

[@itzkoi7372]

Reminds me of my tendency to snack on specifically notebook paper, cause it tastes oddly sweet. It's usually a replacement of gum for me

[@Elodie-xi3pp]

@@itzkoi7372 I always ate blank printer paper

[@PlxsteredH34rt]

⁠@@itzkoi7372 my sister doesn’t have pica but she did randomly chew on paper or leaves a few times like gum The McDonald’s straw for example She’s been chewing on random things since she was born. She ate my books as a toddler. It’s rare when she does it I am so concerned. She probably had ADHD though

[@ignacio57]

Lkkkkkkk, sofrer com pica é foda

[@lamponeEbasilico]

I'm from Italy and here dyscalculia is very common! You can get diagnosed with that when you do test for dyslexia, dysgraphia and dysorthography. It's accepted and well treated in schools, you get a lot of help if you have it :)

[@deathbyglamourr]

WOAH IM ITALIAN TOO AND I HAVE DYSCALCULIA TOO!!! i recently got it diagnosed and my school life was HELL up until last november ngl

[@whatzernamex_x]

yeah exactly😭

[@Joys2cool4u]

Suddenly I want to be an Italian now

[@vesnafall]

As someone with dyscalculia, the placement of the sponsorship kinda hurt because I was told "try harder" all the time when I was. I would go to every study session and still fail. I know that wasn't the intent, but I went from yay, dyscalculia is mentioned! to oh my god, really??? Really??

[@-P4nda_H3re-]

I’m so sorry for you! Also,it must be very hard having discalculia? But,can I ask what it’s like for you? If you’re not comfortable that’s ok!

[@Paperjam_dipperpines]

The opposite of dyscalculia is autism, one has a very bad time with numbers the other has a good time with numbers

[@ApolloFirearms]

@@-P4nda_H3re- i do. it’s seeing everyone knowing how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in their head in seconds when you have to do it on paper and take up to several minutes. it’s being in high school and not knowing how to do long division on paper. its being told to “try harder” despite the fact you’re trying as hard as you could.

[@Paperjam_dipperpines]

@@ApolloFirearmslook at mine and I know how to do a random thing in my head so give me a random formula

[@vesnafall]

​@@-P4nda_H3re- No worries! Basically, throughout my school years I could copy a formula step-by-step if I am able to look at an example. Ex. on a notecard, a solved question using the formula so I could resolve the example formula as needed, knowing I had the right numbers. There also could be nothing new is added -- If there is a step that is supposed to be inferred, I am very rarely able to do so, even simple ones -- and my brain had to NOT decide "67" is actually "76" and such. I also benefit(ed) from a calculator lol. If I don't have a reference and have to do it from memory, I tend to misremember. Add numbers changing on me and once I studied for 4 hours to get a 4% on a test I thought I did very well on. I only got my degree (in English!) after 2 attempts at a math class because, despite going to every study session and being assured I'm a "great student" ... I was failing and ended up breaking down crying in the professor's office. I got unexpected extra credit and barely passed with a C. I am also terrible at judging time (I really need to just start doubling how long I think something will take LOL) and spatial puzzles. My mom solved a puzzle in a Zelda game for me once because it was a you jump here, they jump there... thing and I was NOT getting it. At work, I can usually read numbers fine, but sometimes I struggle with repeating and/or long ones without spaces or commas. I also flip numbers if I am verbally told them fairly often (phone numbers are my bane), and I will do it without noticing. I also sometimes handle raffles/tickets, so I'm pretty handy with a spreadsheet and triple checking my work. I looveee the concept of RNG and I think it's neat how nature does math. I DO have math textbooks for my own slow studying. I appreciate numbers! They do good work! Solid 8/10! Just don't throw math at me, and don't rush me if it's important. Basically, I am sensitive (as my original comment shows) to comments akin to "But are you even trying?" and "Oh, but it's so easy!" because of my dyscalculia. I try to remember it exists for other things when it IS something I'm good at and another person is not. I am also sensitive to offered help because I know it is offered genuinely, but look man LOOK I HAVE TRIED I DO TRY PLEASE JUST TELL ME WHAT THE ANSWER IS- Obviously everyone experiences the same disorder differently, but for me personally, my dyscalculia does kick my ass at times, it really does. But at least I have a calculator in my pocket!

[@Nerdtendo6366]

TikTok/Twitter users be like “damn, didn’t know I have all of these”

[@-Heywood_Jablowme-]

Fr

[@areyouconfused7385]

Ikr 😢

[@wilbert_GT]

fr

[@bababooey7418]

*shows symptom* the comments: “OMGGGGG I THOUGHT EVERYONE DID THIS 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😳😳😳😳😳🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺”

[@alisonariella4525]

​@@bababooey7418 OMG FRRR💀

[@theonewhoasked2474]

I have Pica, It was caused by neglect as a child and eat paper, erasers, and wood. It is very debilitating and ive never heard someone talk about it

[@rescenery]

im so sorry, i hope you can recover.

[@Flamefairyhearts362]

I hope you recover from the trauma

[@ahoiita]

I have Pica too. To this day I eat paper, erasers, wood and my own hair. It sucks because you can't really tell anyone

[@CatCatCatCatCatCatCatCatCat4]

Sometimes I crave paper, erasers, and pencil graphite. I don’t eat graphite but I want to.

[@Ameriedoo]

I really hope you can recover :( (also unrelated but I noticed you have a jawbreaker juice pfp)

[@AquaQuokka]

0:55 "The freaking irony" Gotta be my new favorite quote from this channel

[@TheEvaluat0r]

lol!! 😅

[@AquaQuokka]

2:15 Nevermind, this is even better 😭 The direct attack on some of your viewers-

[@AquaQuokka]

6:10 IS EVEN BETTER This video is some of your best work

[@AquaQuokka]

6:40 IT KEEPS GETTING BETTER

[@AquaQuokka]

That analogy

[@TigerSharkTheSeawing]

I think I actually have PICA, and I’d like to inform you that some of my favorite non-food snacks were excluded. Some of my favorites include: paper (either the printer kind, toilet paper or tissues), cardboard, sand (yes, sand), my own blood and scab (talk about self cannibalism), leaves off of random trees, straight up ice cubes (no drink or anything, just munch), the dirt from under my fingernails (pretty tasty), my fingernails themselves (I didn’t not bite my nails because I was stressed. I bit them because I liked the taste), plastic (yes, small pieces of plastic sound like a real snack), small pieces of rubber and hair (I kinda got over this one but I used to just pull out my hair and eat it) I can also agree on the whole paint chip thing, and I generally don’t like soap, as I prefer liberal amounts of toothpaste and maybe some extra tasty medecine

[@theoneandonlynyx]

you are DEFINITELY going to get some sort of horrible infection😭 but yes i also eat my own blood and scabs

[@TheEvaluat0r]

😮 how do you handle it?

[@TigerSharkTheSeawing]

@@TheEvaluat0r I eat the stuff. I hanestly have no clue how my digestive system hasn't collapsed in on itself yet (paper is my go-to) But it's okay, because my therapist said eating the paper isn't *that* bad, so I'm good (I think)

[@MaskedArabFan]

I LOVE book paper 😛 like it melts in your mouthhhh… 😇

[@voyageridk_]

wait do i have pica??? i literally eat all of these 😭 ESPECIALLY THE RUBBER, ICE CUBE, SCAB AND PAPER 😭

[@czim100]

im happy to see dyscalculia is getting some recognition, ive struggled with it all my life with my ADHD. it has given me many obstacles in life i.e. almost didn't graduate high school because of math. i actively avoid using cash and avoid all cashier jobs. have grown a hatred towards all kinds of math.

[@sya1608]

I feel bad for you😢

[@gorillaprutt]

Same. I tried my absolute hardest in school with math and I still almost didn't make it.

[@nataschamcgregorian6313]

Haha at least you made it, I didn’t , still trying tho 😀 send help

[@rycca7466]

I have severe dyscalculia, I can't read maps or do anything with numbers. I have no sense of direction be it in real life or video games. It's a learning disorder, not mental disorder, but can make life very hard

[@Ms.Raven_Bastet]

Dyscalculia & Dyslexia are learning disabilities & are also known as mental disorders. The descriptions & symptoms can be found in the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5).

[@nataschamcgregorian6313]

OMG I HAVE SEVERE DYSCALCULIA TOO !! I hate it sooooooooo much I can’t

[@Gizmonavi]

2:40 You're trying to replace yourself You're trying to replace yourself, you're trying to replace yourself You're trying to replace yourself, you're trying to replace yourself You're trying to replace yourself, you're trying to replace yourself You're trying to replace yourself, you're- Carving out a fact from a reckoning! Beckoning your back, skin sagging off its skeleton Levitating off the ground Is another man wearing your face All the other false identities Remedies or enemies to mitigate your memories Shuddered at what they found When they stripped away the grace Eulogy or biography, I'm who I ought to be And that is God to me (never, never, never) So, my God, what's wrong with me? If who I wanna be might be Never, never, never Never, never, never Never, never, never No, never! You'll never take me alive, baby, you'll never take me alive You'll never take me, you'll never take me, you better pray that I die You'll never take me alive, baby, you'll never take me alive You'll never take me, you'll never take me, and no, you're never gon' find Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself Damn, I thought you're not your imposter You're so sure you're not gonna get caught Dead in your own skin But you didn't choose what you were born in And another man in your repertoire Ready in your head and fed upon your memoirs Still the same rules apply From the birthday to the mourning What you feel and what you do, are those things really you? And if not, then what is? (Never, never, never) So, my God, what's wrong with you? And I'm still asking who that is Never, never, never Never, never, never Never, never, never No, never You'll never take me alive, baby, you'll never take me alive You'll never take me, you'll never take me, you better pray that I die You'll never take me alive, baby, you'll never take me alive You'll never take me, you'll never take me, and no, you're never gon' find Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself You'll never take me alive, baby (this is not enough) You'll never take me alive (this is not enough to prove it yet) You'll never take me, you'll never take me, you better pray that I die (no, I need to hit the bottom) You'll never take me alive, baby (this is not enough) You'll never take me alive (this is not enough to prove it yet) You'll never take me, you'll never take me, you better pray that I die (no, I need to hit the bottom) Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself Somebody to replace yourself, somebody to replace yourself, hey!

[@gvtz_n_g0ree]

FUSS YEAH WILL WOOD & THE TAPEWORMS

[@dr.jimmys.first.hangover]

YAYAYAYAY

[@secho88]

you fucking gave me a crisis lmao

[@Lasminey]

WILL WOOD MENTION

[@brilliamVA]

Wlil wdodddddffdd

[@fizzystewz1503]

As someone who had severe pica as a kid (I still have it, but i don't eat much inedible stuff anymore aside from pieces of paper and the occasional small wooden stick), the sheer mention of chalk you said there made me remember the days when I used to eat chalk sticks as if they were candy bars.

[@BringMeTheChildren]

"The occasional small wooden stick" LOL

[@Swiftaholical]

Do you actually swallow it or do you just chew?

[@fizzystewz1503]

@@Swiftaholical yeah, I definitely swallow it (not big chunks tho, only after chewing it into powder essentially)

[@Commenter69-]

For the Ekbom Syndrome, it is very common where I am from. As such, many bug exterminators in my city has a rule where they must see a bug before beginning the extermination. They will search every nook and cranny of the house and if they can't find a bug, they won't begin extermination and wont take any payment.

[@Marsy_Barsss]

I’m not sure but I think I had Pica, I always ate paper and toilet paper and erasers and things like that. I kind of grew out of it after time. Sometimes I feel like it’s coming back, I try not to do it though. I do still bit my nails and the skin around my nails tho, trying to work that one out.

[@sorceressoftheoceanandstar2526]

Dude same. I also used to lick deodorant when I was like, four. Fortunately I grew out of that. Though soap making videos I have a love-hate thing with 'cause they make me hungry. I don't like the taste of soap, at all, but but when it's being mixed up it looks like cake batter. The creators even have mixers and talk about how delicious some soaps smell! 😅 Fortunately real cake videos give me the same feeling, and I can eat a cake or chocolate sculpture. 🤤

[@runantelope4239]

Same here! For me it was toilet paper, kitchen roll, pencil lead, bath salts and clay 😭, i love the taste of anything that smelt like the soil after heavy rain, luckily my dad was a dr, so that got out real quick, Admittedly, i still love the taste and texture of chalk and clay!

[@sorceressoftheoceanandstar2526]

@runantelope4239 Same, but with paper and glue instead of chalk and clay. Lol. If I'm using glue I'll still eat if it gets on my fingers. I don't know if that's Pica, but it tastes good and is easier than washing it off my hands. 😅😂

[@Turkerson]

Same!!! I used to eat wallpaper and erasers to!

[@Spaghetti_original]

I still eat paper and toilet paper… I can’t stop it!

[@skin_savant42]

Hypochondria is thinking “man… I must have all of these”

[@Portahooty]

12:03 this one is so relatable tbh I had mice in my room for like one or two nights before they died and I had to sleep on a chair in my dining room because I was too afraid to be connected to the floor even after they died and I only fell asleep at like midnight because I was waiting to see if they had made any noises during the nighttime and when I finally went back to my room I was still so afraid of going to sleep that I tried to pull an all nighter but failed and my sleep schedule still hasn’t recovered (I go to sleep at like 4 AM usually now and wake up a 11:00 am). But like I’m pretty sure that’s mostly normal, even if not to that degree

[@liamqheartss]

when i got my room renovated, the first night in my new room there was a cockroach trying to reach my lamp light. i didn’t want to kill it but i failed to catch it and it ran away inside a crack between my floor and my wall. for like 2 weeks i couldn’t sleep in my bed without feeling itchy or something crawling on my skin or bedsheets. i had paranoia also during the day and in other rooms and was constantly itchy and worried. in the end it faded away luckily

[@yeehaw3590]

THIS LITERALLY JUST HAPPENED TO ME SAME STORY BRO.... i still cant sleep in my room

[@BelphiHatesU]

I got pica. It sucks dude. I constantly try to eat toxic shit like super glue, rubber, plastic, cloth, wood and metal

[@terranceaddison4599]

Bless your heart

[@WinterDewdrop]

Yeah, it's hard. I craved and ate cloth from a young age. I felt like it could take a toll on both my mental and physical health, so I started to stop, but I still feel the craving come back to me. Curse my brain for giving me weird cravings

[@iruchan-ff9iq]

Imagine going to a heavy metal concert

[@Weird0_Werdo]

Once I nearly killed myself eating chemicals in a science lab, don’t you just love pica 😃

[@awesomesauce-kg9xn]

Who doesnt love munching on chalk!

[@HayTatsuko]

Well, look, if you're using Tums, Rolaids, or store-brand calcium carbonate tablets to control stomach acid, you are LITERALLY eating chalk!

[@mangantasy289]

Well, could actually help with osteoporosis. For real. There are chalk tablets that can be prescribed as meds. I actually took these for a short while (when I was severely underweight with amenorrhea and starting developping osteoporisis, as a teen/young adult)

[@awesomesauce-kg9xn]

@@mangantasy289 if it works it works I guess 💀

[@mangantasy289]

@@awesomesauce-kg9xn yes. And about pica, at least chalk is not toxic. Pica patients may have way worse appetites.

[@sicksickBacon]

reminds me of susie from deltarune

[@Levi_Ackerman2009]

Finally... I was waiting for a video on dyscalculia .... I have it and trust me it's hard!

[@kyanartz]

Yes, i trust you. It must be hell to unable understand/calculate math I hope for the best of you man

[@Levi_Ackerman2009]

@@kyanartz yup it is ...... Like I'm the class's smart girl but when it comes to mathematics, i suck ! Thanks btw man🤝🏼

[@jayfeather8023]

I have dyscalculia, too! :)

[@Levi_Ackerman2009]

@@jayfeather8023 😭😭🤝🏼🤝🏼🤝🏼

[@lzs1153]

I know I’m 20 and I’m still working on basic facts 😢it took till I was 18 to learn 7+5

[@missylissy200]

Dyscalculia is not a mental illness though...it's a learning disability just like dyslexia

[@whyareyoureadingmyuser9901]

Mental illness is a disorder/disability that affects the brain no?

[@adamgingibbins2751]

​​@whyareyoureadingmyuser9901 yes. But there's a difference. Mental illness can be cured at any time learning disability cannot

[@whyareyoureadingmyuser9901]

@@adamgingibbins2751 no not really mental illnesses like schizophrenia usually cant thats is one example dyslexia can be caused my mental illness and a disability

[@whyareyoureadingmyuser9901]

@@adamgingibbins2751 i mean discalculia

[@rat-queen]

But isn’t it a mental thing? Your mind makes it confusing?

[@Crystalcourt]

It makes me so happy to see a video that includes pica! I have been professionally diagnosed with pica 3 years ago and I have had it since kindergarten but I still eat nonfood items as a senior in high school. Pica has altered my life in very unhealthy ways such as keeping a bag of dirt in a drawer beside my bed, collecting cute thumbtacks so I can swallow them easier, always having a bottle of water with me so I can eat small rocks that I find, having permanently chipped teeth, and constantly fearing for my guts health. One of the worst experiences that I have ever had due to my disorder was swallowing 16 thumbtacks in one night and trying not to throw them up. I recall feeling horrible before swallowing them so I just did it as a way to cope but I fell asleep that night on my back and listening to myself dry heaving and coughing like crazy. The morning after I called my friend and they asked me “how are you still alive?” and I still am amazed with my resiliency that night. I never got surgery, got an X-ray, or went to the hospital once out of fear of my relatives knowing.

[@jaimebultron6216]

4:31 average discord moderator

[@andresmigramirez333]

Lmao

[@arsonis.the.Bulgarian]

LOL

[@willow_the_kitttt1084]

Real

[@abbiesnot]

Bloody love your videos man

[@RubinaBlue]

i probably have dyscalculia, im sadly probably never going to be diagnosed though

[@rentastic0]

same

[@Mitzi-chan224]

Sure

[@wmdkitty]

Same. Love it when numbers jump around on me.

[@RubinaBlue]

@@Mitzi-chan224 whats that supposed to mean??

[@Majcica07]

I've been going to private math classes for 4 years. All these years I begged my mom to take me to a doctor,and last week my math teacher said It is actually the right thing to do. So maybe I can be diagnosed finally 🥹🥹 wish me luck pls lol

[@Theguybehindascreen]

Boanthropy is a type of zoanthropy, and the video explains it pretty well Therianthropy is feeling linked with an animal like you are one of them, but you are fully aware that you are a human. Like, a boanthrope might go outside and straight up chew on grass, where as a cow therian might replace that with lettuce, or some grass-like vegetable that is edible for humans.

[@paperphoebe]

zoanthropes believe they are physically that animal, while therianthropes identify as that animal involuntarily on a non-physical level. (coming fron a therian) one is a matter of inner self image and identity, and the other is a mental illness.

[@silentmoone]

Therianthropy, from what a friend explained-ish to me, is like having a human body, that can still do human things, but almost like with the soul or spirit of another animal (if I’m getting this wrong no one come after me)

[@paperphoebe]

@@silentmoone nope!! spiritual animals isnt therianthropy. tell your friend 2 do more research before spreading info!

[@Fr34ksh0w_C1rcu5]

​@@paperphoebetheriantrophy can be spiritual or psychological. A lot of therians/alterhumans belive their identity is linked to a past life.

[@troublemaker0w0]

​@@silentmoonetherian here, yea kinda, it's like you know you aren't "human" in one or a few ways but also like you're aware of your limitations. like sure you may be, say, a wolf but you gotta take care of yourself like you would a human. id much rather be a catfish than a human tbh 😭

[@Crypteral08]

TikTokers: WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN

[@End_Guard]

Fr 💀

[@Nightmarecatxgamer]

NO STOPP😭

[@PRNstaR3x]

I have dyscalculia, I’m annoyed it sounds like a vampire flu

[@Xunsies]

What the hell is 793+459 bro

[@RACOONAFIED]

Btw the first one is both with the wrong name but also completely mischaracterized It's BIID, or body integrity identity disorder, it's a rare disorder in which you feel like a body part (any body part) believe that they shouldn't be able bodied, it can manifest in many ways and people do feel dysphoria over the fact that they aren't disabled. I most likely have it and seeing it be so disgustingly misrepresented is hurtful

[@greenbeanl0rd836]

a mental illness can present itself in different ways, so it is possible that there are different symptoms labeled under the same condition

[@RACOONAFIED]

@@greenbeanl0rd836 ofc! But this video is just not doing favours for BIID

[@Freedomman2butthesecond]

Womp womp bro it doesn’t physically hurt you for it to be accidentally wrong

[@silentmoone]

I know someone who believes that they should have lost their legs from an accident they had. Not that they wanted to, but that they believed that it logically should have happened. In a way it’s similar to phantom limb syndrome, but like the opposite

[@RACOONAFIED]

@@Freedomman2butthesecond it's not that it hurts me, it's that videos like these spread misinformation, accidentally or intentionally, misinformation about niche stuff like BIID is not good

[@evelynbanksmystiqal]

Capgras syndrome mentioned. Will woodians assemble

[@idk_st3lla]

Woohoo! Will wood!

[@evelynbanksmystiqal]

@@idk_st3lla UR PFP--RAMSHACKLE MENTIONED ALSO LETS GO

[@bloodyscar7073]

What Will Wood song is your favorite? Mine is Against the Kitchen Floor.

[@idk_st3lla]

@@bloodyscar7073 BlackBoxWarrior, and most songs from the normal album.

[@evelynbanksmystiqal]

@@bloodyscar7073 mine is currently Cotard’s solution and thermodynamic lawyer is a close second :)

[@allieniner675]

Pica isn’t as rare as you’d think.

[@isaac_thebindingof]

if it won't kill you, it's not inedible

[@hmmbutwhatif]

grass

[@packjackisback]

Does ice count?

[@isaac_thebindingof]

@@packjackisback no

[@silly-rb8xc]

I remember eating chalk and the erasers on the ends of pencils several times when I was a kid and I didn't get over it until I was like 10

[@Desenter_7]

(literally every fake disorder tik toker) yeah i can milk this...😂😂😂

[@XtecherPY]

7:20 I can never look at a microwave the same way ever again

[@Obani2790]

Poor stickman hes been through all this 😢 edit 1# mommy I'm famous tysm for the likes this is the most I've gotten so far❤

[@MsZoki]

Lol

[@dergbfrgdbrdg3295]

Youre not famous

[@TheAnimeGrinder]

PICA patient here! In my case it is caused by my autism, but I'll list some of my inedible food experiences! Ice 9/10 freezes my taste buds but it's worth it Sand 10/10 beach sand is perfectly salty and crunchy Bugs 8/10 their exoskeleton are not the tastiest Rocks 6/10 felt like diego brando Fingernails 3/10 tastes like depression Own flesh 1000/10 yum! Dirt 2/10 tastes like the scent of rotten wood Earthworms 5/10 didn't match my expectations but was a good snack

[@Enz0_IsEepy]

I have other neurological issues other than autism.. BUT GLASS SHSJSKSKDIS >>>>

[@kvasskinggsezbooyah69]

Are your teeth ok?

[@woctopus101]

Bugs and worms are normal to eat. Only western countries find it "weird" to eat

[@Enz0_IsEepy]

@@woctopus101 that's not true. Bugs aren't 'edible' either way

[@woctopus101]

@@Enz0_IsEepy Are you trolling? I can't tell. Insects have been part of the human diet since the cavemen times. Just because western culture tells you that its gross doesn't mean it is true. Look up articles before saying foolish stuff.

[@NotroLPS]

I used to have pica pretty bad. It mostly went away once I started taking iron supplements. My foods were mostly basic things. Chalk, toilet paper… the weirdest thing I ever ate was drywall. I never wanted to eat soap or anything metallic. I’ve got it under control now. Sometimes I’ll still eat that leftover triangle of toilet paper if I accidentally tear it from the roll incorrectly…

[@CatherinePercyJackson]

My friend used to eat grass, leaves, flowers, and soap. Also she loves to eat her own blood. People call her goat because how she loves to eat grass. She definitely had pica

[@gvtz_n_g0ree]

2:40 YOU'RE TRYING TO REPLACE YOURSELF?????????? BADADDADADADA ME WHEN I AM MR. CAPRGAS AND I ENCOUNTER A SECONDHAND VANITY

[@dr.jimmys.first.hangover]

REAL

[@Echo_thenymph]

OMG

[@AlexElm-lk3yw]

YASSS

[@Elliott._._.]

I’ve heard ppl compare 0:10 to being trans before. It isn’t true it’s like that I hope.

[@uglyshack9552]

It's most definitely not true 😭😭

[@Soggycheeseee]

It’s not, I know we joke about cutting our tits off and our wee wees off by ourselves but most of us don’t actually feel like this. I have had urges to rip off my chest but I’d never go that crazy

[@latifaa.]

i fear i may have started binge watching ALL of your videos recently after i found out about youre account

[@TheEvaluat0r]

Heh you will learn many things ;)

[@latifaa.]

@@TheEvaluat0r i sure will! :D

[@4gyall]

me too im kind of addicted to these videos

[@Sailrjup12nh]

The Capgras syndrome was featured on an episode of “Criminal Minds”. A soldier got a brain injury and thought his whole family was imposters. If he just talked to them over the phone it was okay but looking at them and talking he was sure they were imposters. Really good episode.

[@Regulus4257]

That was the first place I even heard of the disorder and from looking more into it, they did at least a decent job at it

[@gracebadejo2273]

What ep was this

[@Regulus4257]

@@gracebadejo2273 Dorado Falls, season 7 episode 3

[@CeleBelly23]

I could be wrong, but capgras syndrome and imposter syndrome are entirely different things if I'm not mistaken. Capgras involves believing someone(s) might be an imposter with ulterior motives or thoughts than what they show and express, but imposter syndrome, really simply put, is an extreme/persistent belief that you didn't actually earn and therefore don't deserve your own achievements and the praise, benefits or positivity that come with it. Essentially, believing you're a fraud no matter the amount of work or skill or other put into something. Maybe it's a bit nitpicky to point out, though mental illnesses and disorders already have so many mis"diagnosed" or symptoms attributed to one thing when it's actually something completely different, at least in the public eye with manic depression as a huge example

[@evanlai5655]

movie idea, 16 people with each of these disorders are together in society/somewhere

[@WolfTrot]

I would watch that

[@kz7xyz]

for the people saying they eat their skin, that's not pica (which is generally just inedible objects, flesh IS edible) . if you're breaking your skin because it feels uncomfortable and you pick at it, that's dermatillomania. breaking your skin for the sole purpose of eating it would be autophagia which can be horridly severe I don't recommend searching for images

[@tristan_ellis]

Holy Jesus, the pictures look like something on r/NSFL (yes, of course I did indeed look it up)

[@Sorrowe]

I have something like this called dermatophagia, which is basically both of those combined. I looked it up and Google did say it’s considered a type of pica tho

[@kz7xyz]

@@Sorrowe yeah. dermatophagia is a milder version of autophagia

[@silentmoone]

Dermatillomaniac here! Not all people with this condition eat the skin as well. For example, I do not eat most of it but skin from my lips is often ingested. I recommend to anyone with skin picking problems to talk to a BFRB specialist or trusted adult in order to find adequate help. I also recommend comB and in more severe cases there are special facilities you can go to for a few weeks at a time. Hope this helps y’all

[@Hoi_im_Tem]

Learned sonthing today. Eating the skin on ur lips and around ur fingernails is a CONDITION??

[@uuucojakurwarobietu]

10:26 "something similar to what your ex used to do" is so real

[@alexeialeksandr7606]

I have dyscalculia and I describe it as being unable to remember numbers correctly. For example, if I'm in a hotel, I have to take a picture of my room number because there's a big chance I won't remember where my room is. And sometimes I have to keep looking at the pic to keep the correct number in my head.

[@garymahony701]

Oh.... I need to do that. I somehow got an engineering degree, but I absolutely can not retain numbers in my brain, nor do mental arithmetic. I just used my calculator to do all the actual calculations.

[@ReallyGoodBadAdvice]

I have that, too. I was "gifted" and did all those programs scoring in the top 98-99th percentile somehow. But failed grade 10 math twice, and had to get a college tutor. It wasn't hard math at all, but it never looked right to me. I learned to fake it and guess REALLY well. I took a real estate test, never studied, got 87%. Like, how?? My language skills carried me through. Comprehension, vocabulary, understanding writing formulas,etc. I feel for you. It's literally physically frustrating. My muscles would tense up and my ankles would itch from the fear that even though I've read my answer and checked everything 3 times that it was still completely wrong. Anytime I try to estimate distance...WAYYYY off. If I'm counting anything, I have to put it in little piles of 3 or 5 and then try to add those up. Over and over. If I have to leave a tip based on a percentage on a bill, I just give way more than I should because it'll frustrate me.

[@ReallyGoodBadAdvice]

​@@garymahony701similar. No idea how I was put into the advanced programs.

[@banirolls]

I have erotomania. (Trigger warning btw for grooming) It is a little different in my case since my erotomania thing stemmed from the said character helping me get out of a very very dangerous situation with someone who was about a decade older than me (which almost ruined my life before it started and left me scarred therefore I am TERRIFIED of real relationships now). I will admit it looks delusional from an outsider's perspective, but it is one of those things you don't understand unless you have it. But I wouldn't go harass the voice actors of the character I love since in my mind, they're separate entities. I can confirm that some of us, or at least me, often assume people are jealous of our perfect relationship. I have a tendency to secretly glare at others in real relationships because I find it extremely repulsive. Is it healthy? No. I am in therapy for all of this (not JUST for this, but for the horrific grooming I experienced to cause this as well as a shitty upbringing). I think another thing that kind of pushed me into being this way is my mother was trapped in an abusive marriage with my dad for 20 years and I know it won't happen to me because of how it is between me and my character. It is literally impossible for us to hurt each other. I don't know how common it is with erotomaniacs to be self aware even to a degree but yeah, that's just me. The feelings he did describe are things that are true/do experience. Minus the stalking part. I find that creepy (and its kind of impossible if the person in question doesn't exist).

[@banirolls]

But of course, some ero people do stalk their crushes and that I find reprehensible.

[@bratzxx2428]

I struggled with pica for most of my childhood, probably leading up to my early teens. My parents thought it was fine when I was a baby/toddler, obviously babies put things in their mouths, but they found it weird when I kept these habits over time. Some of my personal favorites were paper, plastic, plastic wrap, cloth, thread, hair, etc. it’s a really rough thing to deal with, especially because my parents never helped me with it (or when they tried to, it would only worsen the problems) I’ve been getting better, though and it’s been manageable for the past few years.

[@CV01587]

PEOPLE PUT A BAG OF CHIPS IN A FRIDGE?!?!?! edit: tysm for 100 likes :]

[@Chillchainsaw]

BRUH, WHO WOULD DO THAT?!

[@TonyScholten]

THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING

[@UrlocalCharlielover]

My mom does😐

[@Chillchainsaw]

@@UrlocalCharlielover why?

[@UrlocalCharlielover]

@@Chillchainsaw because she thinks whenever you open the bag of chips something will crawl in it I dunno it happened one time and she just has always done that but the worse thing is she also puts the bread in the fridge too

[@-yumefroots-8244]

7:54 I know I probably don't have stendhal syndrome, but I'll often get something like this with music. Sometimes a musical phrase will make me so emotional I'll start crying, and in rarer cases, a song will be so beautiful that I feel physically nauseous. So much so that I can't listen to it without feeling sick.

[@-yumefroots-8244]

Side note, I'm now realizing I might have dyscalculia. My mom has it too.

[@Sebastian-fy3hu]

Music is meant to invoke emotions. Not sure to what extent but being moved to tears and pretty normal. I don't know about the nausea though

[@MINTERRRS]

I’ve been diagnosed with Pica, and it’s both controlled my life and caused self-esteem issues. I have a craving for blood and skin. pair that with OCD, and I have little to no will to resist my urges. in fact, I indulge in them because I quite enjoy the taste of blood. I talk about my experience as a struggle between Pica and Hemomania, which is described as an impulse control disorder characterized by an intense desire / impulse to see one's own blood, self-bloodlet, and / or taste / drink one's own blood. these behaviors impair functioning. it is more often than not that I am picking at acne to eat the skin and the blood, even if absentmindedly. this isn’t good for my skin, of course, and I will go out of my way to spend many minutes that dedicate to consuming my blood. as a born female, my menstrual cycle does NOT help this in the slightest, as disgusting as it may be. I hope to ditch the habit when I’m older. sadly, being placed on iron pills hasn’t helped the cravings :”) but we’ll keep at it!

[@swimfastky4136]

I feel like the amount of rare/uncommon diseases, disorders, and complications that I have had at the ripe of 17 is insanely high. Here are only some of them. Rare/uncommon disorders/diseases/complications I have/had 1. Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)- rare in children 2. Primary immunodeficiency (PI)- rare 3. Ehlers danlos syndrome (EDS)- rare 4. Gastroparesis (GP)- uncommon (affects approximately 1.5-2% of the US population) 5. Colonic dysmotility- rare 6. Stomach and colon polyps (as a child)- uncommon, occurring in approximately 1-2% of children 7. Cecal volvulus (in childhood)- extremely rare 8. Severe rectal prolapse (diagnosed as a adolescent)- rare (it’s common in the elderly, and pretty uncommon in children, but it is really rare for a child over the age of 4 to be diagnosed with it, so the age of my onset and diagnosis of it makes it rare) 9. Colonic perforation (twice)- extremely rare 10. Dystonia (in childhood)- rare There’s more but I don’t feel typing anymore but my point is I have/had so many rare things and I’m only 17 and it’s just weird that one person has so many lol

[@CeraWorld]

You were officially diagnosed with all this…?

[@KURENANI]

Damn and I thought getting sick every weekend was tough😂

[@swimfastky4136]

@@CeraWorld yes, I have been officially diagnosed with all of these and more. I’ve spent quite a lot of time at the doctors and in the hospital lol

[@Sebastian-fy3hu]

​@@swimfastky4136 can you explain what all these are? I've never heard of any of these and if I look it up I'll lose the comment trying to go back and forth between apps

[@Codduct]

Damn yo body kinda hates you lmao

[@KiwiTheRetroGal]

The Klüver-Bucy icon is so obviously traced and the original image is such a widespread meme it's hard not to notice

[@AryFemMtF]

i don't recognize it. It looks original from this channel. Do you have any examples that might help me recognize and understand your comment?

[@darth_autismo]

Holy shit you're right

[@wasppaw]

I have Pica. It is so incredibly dangerous and im working with q therapidt to do harm reduction (for example not eating things like bottle caps, string and wash clothes which are a lot more likely to cause a blockage

[@ThisScholar]

Hey guys where would you rather poop at a party, in the toilet know you’ll clog it, or in the back yard? Please respond quickly im asking for a friend!!!!

[@TheEvaluat0r]

what a situation!

[@TheEvaluat0r]

hmm maybe in the backyard lol

[@Ad_dw]

toilet, they wouldnt know it was me

[@izaslayzz]

@@Ad_dwyes

[@wmdkitty]

Toilet. And I'll own up to it.

[@ittybittyrampagingcommittee]

I had pica as a kid really bad, and the cravings persist as a adult thanks to OCD / autism. I used to eat dirt, chalk, paper, erasers, paper towel, sand, clothing... So much lmao.

[@Kumori_strawberrygirl.official]

How are you still alive? No offense tho

[@Itzdahcakelovah_1]

Are you okay now?

[@katishkittykat]

i had temporary pica in 2020. it was awful… most of my supplies were all bitten into and sometimes if i chewed on a pen the ink would explode. it also screwed up my teeth

[@Skittle_TheCatOfficial]

Boanthropy portrayed by: ASDFmovie "And now a man pretending to be a cow"

[@KamBrawlStars]

Earllyyy i cant tell if those videos inform me or scare me i get scared during those while getting ecucated thank you for these videos!

[@TheEvaluat0r]

sorry :(

[@KamBrawlStars]

@@TheEvaluat0r no its goodd!!

[@KamBrawlStars]

I meant that its a new way to get educated and way more captivating than school

[@Hickorypaws]

I freaking swear one time in the sixth grade me and three other kids had to do a group project and this boy named Connor literally took a bite out of our paper and ate it Me and the two other girls were like “Connor wtf” for the rest of that class

[@ic3yr0]

Thank you for talking about pica! I have it and no one knows about it.

[@Melancholian]

I have suffered from BIID and erotomania which are both pretty rare (BIID is apotemnophilia)

[@dallyhall]

MR. CAPGRAS REFERENCE😈😈‼️

[@dr.jimmys.first.hangover]

YEAHAHHAH 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@C3lest1aI]

Dumb person: YOUR BRAIN IS LITERLY A PART OF YOUR BODY IT CANT HURT YOU! literly a brain:

[@MrTNT9030]

When you talked about PICA i noticed that part when you said that it mostly happens to pregnant women and this information just instantly triggered one inner memory where i was thought by culture that for example my future wife might have something we call in my country whem (وحم) where she can ask me to bring her literally any type a THING she wants for food rather if it's actually food or not .(From my mother's perspective she said that she personally knew A LOT of women who had some urge to eat COAL and LIME sometimes SAND and ROCKS) I think it's very common and people here believe that you should get to your wife whatever she wants during that process or she will start getting anxiety and otherwise risking the baby's future .

[@fictional-girl_05]

I have a math learning disability, but it's not dyscalculia. Numbers don't get mixed up in my head, I just can't do math past basic addition, subtraction, and multiplication. And I spent so many years of my life thinking I just sucked at math because I didn't get that diagnosis until last year at 18 years old.

[@TherianBugSquad]

"Erotomania" Oh please don't bring back memories..

[@lanastargirlx]

apotemnophilia: who put that arm on me! its not going away so lets chop it off! pica: i feel like eating plastic capgras syndrome: nuh uh, i did NOT marry you diogenes syndrome: i lost too much... lets never loose anything ever! kluver-bucy syndrome: *looks at rock* you're hard? im hard too stendhal: IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL, I CA-.......... erotomania: im married to brad pitt boanthropy: im a cow ekbom syndrom: why are the bugs still here? dyscalculia: 1+1= 11 because if you put 1 and 1 together it makes 11

[@Just_somebody-2828]

Pica isn't i feel like eating plastic, it's NOM NOM NOM MMMM PLASTIC

[@Laynie0819]

I have pica, i often will find myself craving chalk, paper, rocks, and more inedible items. It started at a young age and just kept going to the present day.

[@gr4ssy.wh1sk3rss]

2:41 WILL WOOD REFERENCE???? MR CAPGRAS ENCOUNTERS A SECONDHAND VANITY???

[@AlexElm-lk3yw]

Bronchitis

[@NifftyLikesBADBOIS]

2:34 oliver from fpe, that's all i have to say (He eats soap canonically)

[@maxisdead2672]

I thought my cousin had matured since they’re 16 years old now. They have lots of small issues, like they get anxious sometimes and they don’t always understand high school level math. The amount of disorders they’ve diagnosed for themselves is diabolical. I’m not diagnosed with OCD, but I have lots of symptoms that genuinely affect my life. I can’t look in mirrors or drive a car because of my compulsive behaviours. My cousin claimed they also have OCD because they need things to be arranged. It honestly made my blood boil. I can’t say if they actually do have the disorder or not, but I’m guessing they Googled symptoms and went on from there. We were in the same class in school, it was a special needs class, because we both suffer from anxiety. 9th grade math was really hard for me, but I tried to learn, and even if I didn’t learn it all, I passed with okay grades. My cousin, on the other hand, didn’t understand about as much as I didn’t, and claimed they had Dyscalculia. It was 9th grade math. They could learn it with the help of our teacher, it just took a little time. They passed with good grades. But they couldn’t understand hard calculations including letters immediately and assumed they have a learning disability. Honestly I couldn’t have known if they actually had a learning disability, but not knowing one type of calculation ≠ disability. They also thought they were autistic. Got tested, nope. ADHD, is getting tested currently, although shows 0 symptoms of being restless in any way. Motion sickness because they were tired and experienced vertigo one singular time. Tons of physical diseases or conditions based on one temporary symptom. Our teacher has had to go through every single one of their self-diagnosed phases and was tired of it. Understandably. Honestly I think it’s a disorder in and of itself trying to constantly find a name for whatever’s wrong with them. And I think they wanted attention, not that there’s anything wrong with wanting attention. And I feel bad for them. But also angry that they can’t understand why it’s so harmful to diagnose themselves off of Google. I still think they should seek therapy. I love them anyway though.

[@elineedstofocus]

Health anxiety or something on that vein?

[@maxisdead2672]

@@elineedstofocus It could be. They don’t really seem concerned though, they just speculate and always have the need to have a name for something. Summer break started and they’re excited about about going to high school and they haven’t been self-diagnosing lately, I think it was the stress.

[@little_headless_chicken7972]

Pica is the only one I’ve actually heard of before, I have a friend with Pica that sometimes randomly expresses their need to eat certain things, it’s not very extreme and they don’t eat super weird stuff (they hold back the urge to do so) but they told me that when they were younger they would sometimes eat random stuff because they hadn’t developed that filter of what is actually safe to eat and what isn’t. And all of that has gotten them into really dangerous situations before but I’m proud to say they are alive and (physically) well! :)

[@ErasermationsOSC]

bro clubber buy syndrome took PANsexual to diffrent levels😭🙏

[@the_skye_official]

Will Wood reference??

[@dallyhall]

I was looking for this comment!!!

[@switcharoo0000]

ur so real

[@krayz_bro]

Diogenes syndrome ❌ League of Legends syndrome ✅

[@playerhs7572]

Discord mod syndrome

[@dooblom]

adopt me scammer syndrome

[@justjewellythings]

I actually have severe Ekbom Syndrome due to an old bedbug infestation that left me anemic for a long while and it is nothing short of Hell, because you know when you scratch or check for bugs, nine times out of ten there will be nothing there, and yet it doesn't make the itch go away. Seeing them, especially in the dark or out of the corner of your eye, is a suicidal experience.

[@supermarket_69]

"Ding! You look hot!!" Bro is NOT a comedian 😭💀

[@TheSpicyDeveloper]

It was the most legal thing he could say

[@mukkish3722]

pretty sure every k pop stan has erotomania

[@amdie_susus]

especially bts fans

[@taehyunu]

?? u do know people actually suffer from such disorder, right? and for u to jst casually throw that around and go “pretty sure every kpop stan has erotomania” is stupid.

[@dashgoodrich8413]

MY BROTHER 😢 has SEVERLY TERRIBLE Pica😢

[@ClodsireBcuzYes]

Me who genuinely kinda wants my leg to be removed to i can get a cool cyborg leg and maybe a peg leg to wear on the beach: *maybe i am mentally ill* Boanthropy is just a cow therian taken to its extreme Only diffrence is when its a 14 year old deciding they are a fox and running into traffic because they "shifted" its normal And when someone starts acting like a cow (pretty harmless, but the family is likely a bit uncomfortable, which happens with therians too) its a mental disorder I dont really understand that tbh

[@daniellewallace1996]

Apotemnophilia is also called BIID or Body Identity Integrity Disorder. I wrote about this disorder for a psychology class once. It's a fascinating disorder.

[@pearpearl_]

EROTOMANIA SOUNDS WHICH LIKE JOSH’S BEHAVIOUR (nayeon stalker josh)

[@sosa2601327]

3:52 buddy what is that face

[@kingshark422]

10:39 I actually heard this word once at a spelling bee, its was the 25th annual one they've held too, but thats just a random fun fact.

[@aurelielachance5129]

someone in my school (she left) had a basket and would put grass in it and stuff, she would just walk around the field picking up and eating grass *alone*, and she convinced me to try grass-- she was convinced she was "part-sheep" or something.. I'd love to hear your thought about it! :D

[@cjNotorious]

Mom: Go play with the neighbors kid The neighbors kid:

[@ysko7]

I thought Diogenes was common, I've seen/heard about many cases of it around me

[@RubinaBlue]

is eating yourself a form of pica cause i physically CANNOT stop ripping the skin of my hands with my teeth and eating it, i swear is this normal

[@bangchannie_97]

it could be pica but it sounds like self harm or self cannibalism (i'm a doctor)

[@RubinaBlue]

@@bangchannie_97 ive self harmed in the passed but ive kind of always had the inexplicable urge to eat at my skin, its not even something i do consciously i just seem to do it without realizing it😭

[@Cookieyaey]

I eat inside my mouth unconsciously when I'm hungry

[@Le_Fuqwit2111]

That's dermatophagia. It seems _sort_ of like pica, but I think it's really a form of dermatillomania (which I myself suffer from).

[@Rubatosis42]

​@@Le_Fuqwit2111 Do you suffer from OCD? It might be something else but OCD is usually the case.

[@Hot_Sky]

So Joker's Mother basically has Erotomania syndrome that she's so believe that Arthur is her and Thomas Wayne secret son.

[@nyetnyetsu]

Oh wow, i didn’t know i sort of suffered from congras syndrome. It was during in between 12-15 years old. I refuse to feel attached to my family or friends and play pretend with everyone. I was convinced that everyone is faking and doubted existence which causes me feel anxiety and depression for a long term. And yes I isolated my emotions. Until then, i started to appreciate life and enjoy whatever flows through my life now.

[@TheMaskOfFairies]

Pica is essentially Kris and Susie’s diet in Deltarune.