Every Mental Disorder Explained in 15 Minutes

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0:01 PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
1:12 Bipolar Disorder
2:31 Schizophrenia
3:41 Depressive Disorder
4:44 Anxiety Disorder
6:08 Eating Disorder
7:20 ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
9:01 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
10:12 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), I have this disorder by the way
11:48 Sleep Disorder (insomnia, Narcolepsy, etc)
13:07 Paranoia
We cover interesting topics that you might not know about!

[@TheEvaluat0r]

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[@Goliushi]

As someone with adhd, I say that the way you discribed it was 100% accurate

[@EthanDoesGamingAndMore_hi]

I have anxiety

[@aaausername]

Also hoi I've got ASD too. Twinning. 👽

[@Veovie.]

fun fact I have dyslexia and I can right full essay without even starting a plan

[@JMack15]

I think I have BD because I act like two people are in my head

[@AverageGamer2010]

As an autistic person, I am so grateful you didnt just say every single person with it swings their arms around and is dumb. Too many people think that

[@MaskedArabFan]

Its true for some autistic people. I have a autistic brother he always lets out his energy through his voice and swings his arm. But yeah i believe some autistic people are pretty smart :3

[@NerdBoiVR]

Same

[@Rob_from_SB]

@@MaskedArabFanam i autistic cuz i have random bursts of energy and do random things

[@bobqogg]

you are a living sunk cost fallacy

[@Rob_from_SB]

@@bobqogg whats that

[@multiekstravardistan4480]

ADHD is like having 20 chrome Tabs open, 10 are Frozen, and you dont know where music comes from

[@user-isdjbdhsjw]

People below me love men

[@oceanexblve884]

As someone with diagnosed ADHD…..that is not how it is …

[@StarCandyyyy]

As someone with ADHD yeah, why isn't this like everyone you may say? Because ADHD isn't the same for everyone

[@lmlimpoism]

Wrong. It's actually like opening a new tab every 5 seconds and then flipping back and forth through them until you end up staying on one for an atrocious period of time, and the whole music thing is like if someone tried to make a medley that consists of every song on earth.

[@JohnGaming11-StormSlayer]

Nah its like this: imagine reading a book and reading it fast, but you only see every three words, and you don't see the other words for a couple of seconds, and you read the book at random pages while on a sugar high. THAT'S accurate to adhd

[@tyonggi]

I love how you explained eating disorders. A lot of the time, people misunderstand it.

[@_jq990]

he didn't talk about all eating disorders tho

[@benchitalad4368]

​@@_jq990he did in the middle of the video

[@_jq990]

​@@benchitalad4368 anorexia and bulimia are not the only eating disorders.

[@Raja-bz4yw]

Yeah he didn't. The big three at least are anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorder. He didn't talk about binge eating disorder which is mostly common in western countries who have an abundance of food.

[@Nuts2Big]

⁠@@_jq990 the video is about multiple disorders not just eating disorders, go watch a video about them if you wanted to see more.

[@Soy_boi]

I’m glad you mentioned dyslexia, as it is often ignored or forgotten, but I wish you touched on more of how it is seen in adults. Everyone always tells me “that is just something kids have”, but language disorders can affect all parts of language. I learned to read faster and at a higher level than other kids (because the way I was taught was being read to aloud while having the words pointed to) so people thought I couldn’t be dyslexic. But people with dyslexia have difficulty learning second languages, have bad hand-eye coordination, can’t differentiate left from right, have better spatial reasoning and mental imagery, and can forget words that they know when speaking. It is like your first language is actually instead your third language that you just recently learned. It is in general like having a ton of thoughts in your brain, but instead of just being able to say them, you have to pull out a translation book, spending so much energy translating that often causes you to forget what you were even saying in the first place. It makes socialization incredibly exhausting.

[@AbxyAyl]

OCD is like a voice in your head telling you to do things to avoid something from happening

[@Liaamshaer0833]

It’s weird, I do shit cause I feel obligated to, I have the stereotype cleanliness though

[@ElGato-in5zo]

Lien it tells me to do something or else you hat your parents, or worse usually

[@SunnyOMORl]

Real I have violent OCD and it's honestly the worst thing ever

[@Liaamshaer0833]

@@ElGato-in5zo yea I used to get that. I’ve been prescribed a ridiculous dosage of Lorien and after like 5 years I’m able to get through the majority of my days without compulsions. I still tap my hands if I think about it or ocd in general though

[@ElGato-in5zo]

@@Liaamshaer0833 that good, I recently tried to just, ignore it, and it got kinda better in a way, I stopped doing stuff that I would normally do one by one, and it just kinda calmed down after a while, it’s still kinda annoying though, cus it still happens a lot.

[@V2.Ultrakill]

Every teenager after hearing that “depression isn’t just you being sad for a while” is sobbing rn

[@RealVviperX]

I don't even know why teens wanna be depressed 🤣

[@joshuawadsworth6417]

​@RealVviperX They don't... its involuntary... Unless they're fakeing for attention.

[@RealVviperX]

@@joshuawadsworth6417 nah probably because some of them want to seem "edgy" and in there thoughts "edgy is cool" probably just to gain attention just like you said lol

[@QTwoSix]

You know someone is really depressed when they post sad Bart Simpson with broken heart emojs around him

[@Potata12]

​@@RealVviperX you are correct in some cases. I can tell when people fake depression, and they don't understand what it's really like. You can't "control" your depression. It's my brain constantly telling me I'm not good enough/people don't like me, ect. And it doesn't stop. Ever. It's loudest when I'm trying to sleep. I almost feel threatened by the standards of society nowadays, just trying to keep up. I mold my emotions just to hide the fact that I'm not okay. I hardly talk to anyone. Some people take it too lightly, and yes, there are a lot of teens who fake for attention. But not all of us are fake.

[@LBozoBrain]

Dyslexia is so weird, one moment I’m reading something, the next moment the letters on the page begin running around and start to fight back against me

[@Sweze]

they had enough of being read like a book also damn, I feel pity for the guy below me

[@David280GG]

Did someone type this for you what did i start☠ God have mercy, im cooked😭

[@kaylee84243]

Sounds exhausting

[@JamesA.Garfield]

@@David280GGNot funny.

[@du5roblox]

@@David280GGgood job you got a laugh you fucking worthless 12 year old who wants to troll

[@paulinamarie213]

if you have depression or something similar to it please read this: in the summer of 6th going into 7th grade i moved back to america from germany (i lived in america till i was 9) i loved it so much in germany and had so many amazing friends. i fit in and was extremely popular, as soon as i moved back everything just changed. i lived with my cousins from a couple months and they would drive me NUTS. they would wake me up at 7 in the morning so i would play with them and just wayyy to much. eventually i started school and where i lived 7th grade was the start of middle school. i walked in and since i knew a couple of people already i said hi to them but they kinda just ignored me. i started feeling very lonely that day even though i’m normally a very extroverted person. i met this one girl and she was really nice i just didn’t really click with her. i came home crying to my mom saying how much i missed germany and i just wanted to go home. i went through some really traumatic stuff for 12-13 year old me from some really mean girls who pretended to be my friends, i eventually fell into a deep state of depression. i would miss multiple days of school on end and when i was at a school i wouldn’t pay attention, was very un-social and just not motivated to do anything what so ever. i felt so lost in life. although many people with depression have s**cidal thought i was not one of those people. all i could think was “i wish i wasn’t ever born” not “i want to unalive myself”. i ended up making some really great friends and sorta became myself again with them but as soon as i came home it was back to the depression. for 3 days i barely ate, got out of bed (except to use the bathroom) or spoke at all. my mom became extremely worried about me and immediately rushed me to the ER so i could get some help. as soon as i got there they automatically assumed i was s**cidal and brought me to the psych ward where they put me until my mom came back from putting her keys in a locker. it was terrifying. i was next to a room with a man who was just standing there. he didn’t move that whole time. across the hall there was a room with this girl who looked about 19 and she was standing there staring at me just staring kinda smiling creepily. i look over to my left and see this room that is made out of metal and 3 huge security guards walk into it and i just hear like really weird voices and u get the point it was terrifying for a 12 year old. my mom finally walks in and i just start crying. like balling my eyes out and she does too. for 6 hours i was in the ER with people literally dying around me. this is not an exaggeration like i heard flatlining and crying and it just wasn’t good at all. from there i got assigned a psychiatrist who gave me my medication and is just so sweet. i still work with her now. i slowly started getting better and not relapsing as often. this whole thing was almost 3 years ago. which even typing out is insane, i’m currently in my freshman year of high school and i’m proud to say i’ve only missed 2 days because of my depression so far. this is such an improvement for me but it still proves i have my episodes. i promise it gets better, it seems like the world is just getting sadder and darker but i pinki promise it’s going to improve don’t give up yet please. i really hope this message helps someone please reach out to a doctor if you feel s**cidal or even just were like me and not having the will to live. i’m now on medication which helps so much and it really is so much better for my life. if your having s**cidal thoughts please call this hotline and don’t give up: 988 find someone who supports you. my mom was that person, if it weren’t for her i don’t actually know if i would be here to type this message. if you don’t have anyone just talk to me in the comments. i love you so much.

[@Akram-Now]

Well I lost the ability to read 🥲 Sorry 😢

[@alidoesvideos]

bro wrote the entire harry potter series 💀💀

[@Annathia]

These replies are so rude- and I am glad you got the help you needed dont listen to any mean comments :)

[@fxgnxfjhjlfkouy]

i guess i need some help

[@Akram-Now]

@@Annathia how did you manage to read it all

[@thatdudethatcommentsstuff]

Autism is like you've just landed on another planet in another galaxy and you hear a crowd speak in a different language but you're interested in their conversation.

[@Catnap_0-0]

YESSS

[@Safespace4all-13]

I might have it

[@Techixyi]

actually kinda right

[@shishi2776]

Yeah you feel confused but pretend like you have fun 🙄

[@venstellar]

exactly! my brother has autism and that’s exactly how he feels

[@sirquacksalotreal]

as someone who suffers from PTSD i can say that the way you explained it is very accurate. mine's not from cars but it's definitely the same way, i got certain trigger words, i watched one of my loved ones die in front of me so hearing the word "uncle" or the name "dave" triggers me

[@robertgulbranson7687]

Sorry about that bro I also have ptsd from abuse and can also confirm that he very accurately described it

[@linachy9275]

I am so sorry ❤

[@voyageridk_]

sorry for your loss :(

[@YummyCracker]

On that Spiderman origin story arc 🙏 sorry for your loss

[@iamthiccy_driftyyhi7916]

Mine is from cars and I found the description of that specific type of PTSD to be very accurate!! The noise of car horns, metal smashing together, and breaking glass can trigger me

[@differentone_p]

i remember being depressed. it feels like literally nothing. you just laying down and as if you were swallowed up by silence. all sounds seem like to pass through a thick sponge. you see people doing something around you, but you don't even evaluate it. you can even stop blinking. you don't care if you die, you don't see meaning.

[@Victinitotodilepro]

the void it once created seems to be imperfectly filled by something unknown now

[@ash_vanilla_therian]

It’s like you are just a husk of a human, almost as if emotions are non existent to you.

[@De_yapper]

I am suffering from severe depression

[@TraumatisedKitty]

@@De_yapper I hope you get better

[@surires]

@@ash_vanilla_therianthis explains my depression perfectly

[@Lilac-and-Gooseberries]

You missed dyspraxia, which is similar to dyslexia but involves movement and co-ordination.

[@Rsp-gp2wh]

He also missed dysphoria

[@ItsMe_584y]

I guess he tried to fit it in with them or maybe he'll do an update

[@andreadag]

ive never heard someone describe anxiety in a way that really resonated with me. especially the replaying past mistakes part in your head, over and over

[@frannbat]

ikr!!

[@Metalscardboardstuff]

I've always thought i didnt have anxiety disorder but after i would think i have regular anxiety untill i finished a big exam i have been getting ready for 4 years when i finished i got a big relaxiation just for it to go when i came back home it started again intense sweating and like my brain getting softly squished and also after watching this video i probably have.

[@Im_Not_Dead_Loll]

So true!!

[@ventaliq]

omg me

[@AmeliaMosabelliu]

⁠ikr

[@iamthiccy_driftyyhi7916]

As an autistic person, I highly appreciate your evaluation on autism! I love that you acknowledged the whole spectrum. At first, I was afraid that this was going to be another “autistics are prodigies” sort of thing. But then you acknowledged that some autistic people struggle in aspects that we’re expected to be good at, and I felt relieved. Plus, I don’t really see acknowledgment of both non-verbal and hyper-verbal people when talking about the autism spectrum often so it was a pleasant surprise :) I also appreciate that you didn’t use the puzzle piece for autism, instead using it for OCD. I also have OCD and I feel like the puzzle piece for OCD is a much better fit. With OCD, every compulsion done must be perfect like puzzle pieces fitting together. With intrusive thoughts focusing on morality and harm, mental compulsions have you constantly evaluating your actions, feelings, and thoughts, leaving you confused and lost on who you really are. It’s like a piece of you is missing and you’re trying to find the lost piece, much like a puzzle.

[@CopperPheasantA3REX]

Same! (Autism part)

[@Electrostatic_Fusion]

​@@CopperPheasantA3REX also same (autism part)

[@Alastors_biggest_fan]

Same here I have both and a few others off the list and I think he explained it very well and was very understanding and kind about it

[@mrbones5542]

same here man

[@DecidiousGreens]

the description says he has autism

[@rainswept_redwoods]

Please don’t self diagnose yourself from this video. And please do not say you have a disorder because one of the symptoms sound similar and you don’t understand how intense the disorder is. I know some people think having a disorder is ‘quirky.’ 💀 Update to the comment- I’m sorry to those in the replies who are struggling with a disorder. I myself don’t have any so I cannot relate, but I want you to know I acknowledge that it’s tough. 👍🏻

[@MarianneHekkema9116]

​@@Vidsforu11No you likely don't have those disorders

[@Vidsforu11]

@@MarianneHekkema9116 that didn’t make sense..(elaborate)

[@MarianneHekkema9116]

@@Vidsforu11 did you actually delete your comment 😂😂😂

[@Vidsforu11]

@@MarianneHekkema9116 yes

[@MarianneHekkema9116]

@@Vidsforu11 So I have to explain myself over a comment that was deleted? That's pathetic as fuck 😂

[@aprilpantoja]

0:43 “hey remember that thing that happened? Let’s relive it over and over again, just for kicks! :D” got me dying

[@randomcrapimake6593]

Timestamps cause I have ADHD 0:00 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD) 1:12 Bipolar Disorder 2:31 Schizophrenia 3:42 Depressive Disorder 4:46 Anxiety Disorder 6:09 Eating Disorder(ED) 7:22 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder(ADHD) 9:02 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) 10:13 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) 11:50 Sleep Disorder(SD) 13:08 Paranoia 14:03 Dyslexia As someone with ADHD one way I describe it is like your brain is a filing cabinet with no index. Other describe it as having a thousand tabs open. I take mens for my ADHD and all they do is help me focus better for school and important takes. I have the combination type.

[@ordinaryuser007]

You take men for your ADHD? Uhhh..

[@PencilGodCooks]

Its like having multiple laptops/tabs open, music, youtube, news websites, and job applications, trying to manage it all at once

[@rayyalulu2027]

Bipolar is not BPD, BPD stands for borderline personality disorder, its different

[@randomcrapimake6593]

@@rayyalulu2027 OOOHH ok sorry abt that ty

[@redbanner5189]

DYSLEXIC GANG👇

[@Scully-mx9dw]

Anxiety literally makes me feel like my stomach is getting squeezed and my heart feels like it’s spinning around and my head doesn’t hurt but it doesn’t feel good

[@sherbert2553]

My brother killed himself

[@anonymousbrowser93]

@@sherbert2553wtf that’s a kinda silly 1:44 1:44 1:44 but like who?

[@KittentheFennecFox]

Bro I had high blood pressure for years and I’m starting to think that it’s cause of the anxiety lol

[@kimjanssens2619]

yeah

[@alphalostcontrol]

Yeah and i hate it

[@YoursFaithfully21]

When I try to explain anxiety disorder I always explain it like this: “Imagine you have been or are currently being chased by a crazy dangerous person and imagine how it makes you feel - most likely anxious, very scared and uncomfortable. Now imagine that, 80% of your daily life often for absolutely no reason at all because your brain felt like doing it for no apparent reason.

[@iiTzGrizzly]

Now you have to explain it as being chased by a giant grizzly bear with an axe

[@Goofy1827]

That’s me

[@jillh440]

Try magnesium or 2 cups epson salt bath everyday 4 x see how improved. Its a mag deficiency.💪

[@Shmon80085]

"Where tf is the 2nd " ?"

[@HyperNova-wh6nh]

For me (social anxiety) it's the fear of being judged.

[@sunny_allyah]

as someone with OCD, anxitey, Bipolar disorder, PTSD and ADHD, this was explained EXTREMELY well.

[@HeartOfGaming2014]

Depression is like being trapped in a cage where the only thing you’re with is your own negative thoughts. It’s like being trapped at the bottom of a dark tunnel that’s full of unhappiness that you can’t control. It genuinely hurts and it’s one of the worst experiences I’ve ever gone through. It makes me feel unwanted, anxious, suicidal, and it’s all just a huge combobulation of emotions

[@prism_of_selves]

depression is deadly as fuck. as someone terrified of physical pain, i've never been closer to injuring myself than i was during my worst depressive episodes

[@HeartOfGaming2014]

@@prism_of_selves sadly I have harmed myself. Currently about a month clean. I hope that you don’t end up going through it ever again because it is *rough*

[@Guitarcitizen]

Oh god For any of u, you should go to the gym or go out and buy something that costs way too much money Also watch a movie while drinking way too much coke and eating way too much chocolate. :)

[@HeartOfGaming2014]

@@Guitarcitizen my parents would kill me lol

[@lunarkomet]

​@@GuitarcitizenI hope you're very young otherwise you are one of the many ignorant people that spread misinformation on depression, treating it like laziness

[@DexterousCongenailty]

Adhd is like having constant 24/7 uncontrollable shower thoughts, while having some random song stuck in your head, with 20 open youtube tabs, each playing a different video. All while this is happening, your at work/school trying to focus, while moving your foot up and down, like a weird spasm or goofy dance. (Edit: I got diagnosed for autism at 10/4/2024)

[@NotGoingToGiveMyRealName]

This is the best description I’ve seen yet

[@CrisCheese_]

i may add all 20 tabs were important things u had to do like appointments and etc which u just at some point hit close all and forget everything

[@egg9831]

i won't self-diagnose, but i experience the same stuff, and all the random questions i come up with 24/7 can easily be answered with a quick google search..technology 💪

[@St4rstr8ck]

So true the is the best I’ve seen😮

[@pinkcat8732]

I always get a shower thought even in school I once said "who is the first person to milk a cow and why? " every one looked at me like I was crazy (⊙_◎)

[@hiraeth1202]

As an austistic person thank you for actually saying it's a spectrum and we're not all hyper and super-sensitive to noise and whatnot

[@adamdefibaugh9674]

LED f'ks with me, even sun light can give me ocular and cerebral pain. Some sounds really mess with me.

[@ZappStone]

Did you know that we call ASD "ASS" in the Netherlands? So you just hear that you've been diagnosed with ✨ASS✨

[@DaybreakPT]

​@@ZappStone I got that ASS 😂

[@thenitpickchannel9993]

Or that you all stick your arm to your chest and shout “durrr” wherever 💀

[@cirkulx]

@@ZappStoneoh no i have ASS… YAY

[@itzvyleenyx]

I have dyslexia and I always think i'm dumb but after watching this and saying we just get taught differently and we are smart like everyone else made my day better!.

[@UrLocalAltKid]

as someone with major depression, anxiety (disorder), an eating disorder, and insomnia, this was the best explanation for others to get an idea on what it feels like or what it’s like

[@theresiakemjei5869]

Omg hope you get better soon, sending much love ❤❤❤❤

[@charlottesgirlfriend]

i feel u friend

[@Tricalnat]

god damn bro got everything

[@Enhanzor]

damn

[@Ceasefirerightnow]

Simulation videos are good as well

[@Coffee-is-great]

PTSD happens to a lot of people who have fight in war. They are afraid of fireworks and completely back away in fear with the presence of their ww2, ww1, etc uniform. It’s heartbreaking.

[@PowerPuff_cheeeze]

Even more like sounds of planes and helicopters

[@Miostarlet_]

Same with my dad…

[@eglol]

Man... I've never seen PTSD or really felt it irl before, only cartoons.

[@PowerPuff_cheeeze]

@@eglol With such a person you need to choose what topics to talk about. My uncle is a nurse and a driver where heavy fighting takes place, and when he comes home he can listen to one song for half an hour, and from any topic switch to “you feel good here, but bad there. You don’t understand anything.” There was a case when he was given a phone for his birthday so that he could keep in touch with us, but later he broke his mother’s phone and burned his own at the stake, fearing that he would be bugged. Unfortunately, it’s hard to watch..

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

@@eglolI pray you don’t get that shit, you can master it obviously, but overcoming or toning down these disorders are hard as fuck.

[@Xxs0lv3r.bitezzxX]

I suffer severe PTSD, and omg, you explained it PERFECTLY. I got it from a tornado that destroyed my town when i was 7, things like strong storms (whether going on currently or about to happen soon) can give me major anxiety and sounds like tornado sirens/EAS alerts can make me hyperventilate/have a panic attack. Massive respect to you.

[@Violet_Violett]

Me too i had a ef 3 tornado and it ripped my roof off and destroyed my neighborhood (luckily i was not in my house) but what would you do if u came back home from vacation and saw ur house completely destroyed (my dog was in there😢)

[@gutssparkle]

I don’t have PTSD but I do have trauma. Just some stuff from when I was younger, like my dad used to hit me and stuff like that (also being undiagnosed autistic because yeah that can be traumatic). And a small list of stuff that kinda affects me still: loud noises, sudden movement, sudden touch, arguing, people getting really angry, not having any personal space and threats. I know it’s not the same, and I don’t want to be bashed for it. Also, my mom has PTSD so I know how hard it is to deal with.

[@builderboi2815]

I definitely have ptsd to and it comes from football,i was playing so well and then i didnt block the final goal in my competition that could have sent me for national football,my day got even more ruined after my grandma died,the explanation rlly does explain well

[@kaleidoss]

​@@gutssparkle obvs i'm not a professional, but that sounds like c-ptsd to me, it doesn't manifest the same way as ptsd, since instead of being caused by one event (ie. car accident), it's caused by long term, repeated adverse events (ie. abuse) hope you can find some help ❤

[@ericshimonko3145]

Throw it out the window

[@Zone_star_28]

Dyscalcia (diss-ca-ll-cia) is like dyslexia but for numbers, people with dyscalcia struggle to learn how to tell time, solve money problems and struggle with basic math, as a person with dyscalcia i can confirm that there is no cure, but you can definitely improve with extra time, a substitute teacher and the ability to learn at your own pace!❤️ Sensearly -a person with undignosed autism❤️

[@D3LT4.C4T]

I think they made a video with this one included, it's really something.

[@Rsp-gp2wh]

is the double ll a Welsh pronunciation or a typo? Sincerely, A person with diagnosed autism

[@lewiszilla5037]

As a teen with bad ADHD its really hard to do simple task or multi tasking or just paying attention in general amd everyone gets mad for things i have no control over and that leads to me being depressed and people can care less about me so to finally meet someone that cares besides my family really makes my day thank you

[@JennBaines]

As a kid with adhd this very much true

[@FREEDOMSPARTAN]

Exactly! You try SO hard to do your best, and people still think you're lazy...

[@garethanddylanjohn3213]

Yep.

[@deepfrieddurag]

womp womp

[@ShadowPlayzMinecraft2]

As a 13 year old with PTSD, I can tell you, it’s no fun. The other day, I had a panic attack and was sent to the mental hospital

[@Totally_Not_Ruby0601]

As a person who suffers from Trichotillomania, a hair pulling disorder caused by anxiety, this is probably by far the most accurate explanation for anxiety I’ve ever seen. Thank you. Edit: Thank u for all the likes and the support. It’s nice seeing I’m not alone.❤️

[@oreotypical949]

I suffer from Trich and anxiety as well. Stay strong! ❤

[@AbbyVSminecraft]

I might actually have just not diagnosed yet. I have been diagnosed autism and ADHD already(i call it mother nature’s torture)

[@emilyharris2874]

I don’t think I have this and my habit has stopped but I was rlly stressed during finals and I was constantly ripping my hair out… is that what this is? Now that it’s summer I don’t do it anymore

[@emilyharris2874]

I don’t mean to be offensive just curious!

[@zinc5304]

@@emilyharris2874 In response to your inquiry, I don't think you suffer from trichotillomania. The constant, regular need to pull out your hair is known as trichotillomania. It occurs virtually every day, if not always, and not only in the circumstances you mentioned. I could be incorrect and you might have the disorder, but from the information you have commented, I don’t believe you have it. After reading this, if it still seems like you have it, you should look at symptoms and see a doctor.

[@yenwsflwr]

The anxiety one is so real. People have asked me plenty of times, "why do you get nervous about that? Just go and do it" but they really dont understand. Even the simplest thing like a teacher calling my name and everyone suddenly looking at me makes me flinch, my heart actually stops beating, my palms get sweaty, my body temperature actually goes down,my hand begins to shake and I can't breathe at all. Sometimes, I don't even need to be doing anything and suddenly I find it hard to breathe and I can't stay at ease. Surprisingly while its so hard for me to talk publicly, I'm known for anchoring, giving speeches and explaining topics ☠️. I do get praised alot for it. Its really ironic but before I go and actually do it, I feel nauseous and I feel like I want to go to the bathroom. Also while presenting, the nervousness can easily be seen through my face or when I hide my hands at my back and fidget. Life is indeed pretty hard with anxiety 🥲

[@TheDixieDerg]

I can relate to this so much. Funny enough, I'm fine with public speaking, but the moment I have to do anything one on one with someone it hits me like a ton of bricks.

[@ellamartintsova5615]

still just dont be scared and stop worrying abt ppl that dont care abt u

[@marmthefelon]

This is just so amazingly relatable. I don’t struggle with public speaking as much as you do, but there’s still the nerves of “oh crap, I gotta talk infront of people instead of being at home playing videogames”

[@valeuudiste4664]

why not just grow a pair?

[@fgfgfed7588]

@@marmthefelon There is ntg wrong in you, its just your Introvert person, and me2. I dont like being in public i just wanna go to my bed, open my laptop and have fun. and love to sleep

[@avgprogamer]

the fact that his voice suddenly got louder when talking about ADHD is a nice detail

[@koalalover3]

as a person with anxiety, thank you for making it respectful and not being like “oh they’re just being a shy kid” because i had to get my picture taken today for my rec center pass and the SECOND i had to go up in front of that camera i dug my hands into my face and started crying. my dad tried to comfort me but i had a panic attack on the way home! im gonna try again another day

[@rahhh342]

hey i also have an anxiety disorder, and i just wanna say im super proud of you for trying at all, i know for a fact it was terrifying but i also know you can do it next time :))

[@marinakambouris]

I have anxiety too so I feel you!

[@Oneinfinitesleepover]

Same I have anxiety, and when it was really bad I would have unbearable panic attacks and suicidal thoughts, it would happen almost every day, it was awful, but I am doing great now and haven’t had a panic attack in a while, I’m also going to therapy. Hang in there everyone❤

[@Yourlocalalien590]

I believe I have anxiety and I have all the symptoms but whenever I tell my mum she says “It’s the phones fault” or “you’ve watched something on the phone “. She never takes in account about school. I have nearly all the symptoms and symptoms of panic attacks. It really hurts me she also said the only reason why she won’t let me get tested is because she “doesn’t want it on my record forever”. But she doesn’t release the world has changed since she was younger. Is there any advice anyone could give to me? I would really appreciate it. Thank you.

[@sharonrachel9487]

​@@Yourlocalalien590 Is there a different person you can talk to? A school counselor perhaps? Sometimes adults will listen to a professional adult. Of course, sometimes they won't because they are stubborn. But if there's someone else, an understanding teacher or professional? Sometimes schools have resources for anxiety and can help.

[@DylanCCChannel]

Thank you for explaining ASD in the right way. It’s ridiculous that lots of people tend to pick on people with ASD and make us look guilty of no crime, and it’s even more ridiculous that most people think that ALL people with ASD fidget, make noises, and act weird and awkward. The autism spectrum is a SPECTRUM. It has many different types of people. Anyways, great video.

[@Mars0984]

My wife says I might be on low level autism spectrum. I denied it for years but after watching this video it makes sense.

[@BabyEnglandArchive]

Yeah, one thing I find is that people start getting confirmation bias when they hear about my condition. Like….. I’ve seen many other people do stuff like me and not get called out😂

[@BaconQweenRoblox]

My bf says that he has severe ASD (meaning he has a lot of autism), and I still love him 😊❤

[@lindildeev5721]

@@BaconQweenRoblox There's no severe ASD, there's just more or less visible autism and more or less (in(tolerant people.

[@evelynbanksmystiqal]

@@Mars0984even tho it’s called a spectrum it isn’t so much of a scale as it is a list of traits, so you may have less noticeable or more socially acceptable traits while others don’t :)

even though eating disorders are common, it’s still crazy how many people misunderstand them.

[@Vitzxx]

​@voxziidepends man Do you feel like super skinny and continue because of that?

[@crochettoacareer]

started 4 days ago, sometimes i feel like not eating because im not in the mood. crazy how i have common and my brother the rarest

[@2fortune]

literally saw like 1/3 people comment "just eat?? its easy" on a eating disorder vent video

[@Mapple318]

​@@2fortuneGives the same vibe as "just don't be depressed."

[@wenkwenk]

​@@Mapple318 or "Are you poor? Just buy a house"

[@claratalbot7613]

As someone with PSTD & ADHD both of the descriptions are extremely accurate & both are the reason I always have a pair of wireless earbuds with me at all times to avoid getting overwhelmed by stimuli or experience a trigger

[@Razzletheshark]

i almost cried watching this. i have autism anxiety and sleep disorder. this is so real

[@Special-Nametag]

You ain't funny I'll touch u​@Touhousigma25

[@runewashere]

@Touhousigma25 do you think that makes you cool? cuz it doesnt. just makes you look insecure

[@La.Jupo_jacovin]

​@Touhousigma25💀

[@Nalanbinastya]

Maan same bro, I sometimes think of sinful things I've done that havent happened yet, and I sometimes dont sleep. I also have a feeling when I'm just thinking of something, someone calls me unexpectedly, and I'm just so afraid to wake up from bed, then hallucinating myself as a random character doing the same thing as I do....

[@EliGray-jj9bx]

I also felt upset watching this. I also have anxiety and sleep disorder. I also have depression, and I just haven’t felt the motivation to ever do anything :(

[@Suntanfinn]

The “mental itch you can’t scratch” perfectly describes the constant compelling feeling to do something certain or repeat it. Thanks for being respectful and describing all of these in a great and understanding way (I read over this like 5 times, OCD is not just being a perfectionist)

[@LeviLindauer]

@@pertylius Harm ocd is really bad

[@Choccymilkaddict]

I have to look at the bottom of my shoes constantly while walking in shoes

[@spookycats.]

i wash my hands at least 20 times a day 😂

[@evilgoblinofhell]

As someone who’s lived with ocd for 18 years, i literally couldn’t describe it any better 😭

[@Alastors_biggest_fan]

Agreed

[@Annalise_Is_Maybe_Here]

I have Symmetry OCD and i explained that in my comment but i know that theres quite a few different OCD types. OCD can be pretty annoying since you waste so much time on doing things that are just pointless (in i think all of the different OCD types)

[@GamerOfGames110]

I've had OCD for about 8 years now and I feel you. When I was 15 I was diagnosed and I knew my life may never be the same again, but I've grown and learned to control my thoughts and now I'm getting better. I hope they find a cure for this disorder alongside other mental disorders in the future if that is possible.

[@pxlarbexr]

I had ocd for about 7-8 years and mine isn’t your stereotypical ocd i have reoccurring thoughts about having cancer and i have 2 compulsions to help with them although i do have some cleanliness thoughts its not as severe as the cancer one.adding on that is the thought of me being in a simulation and nothing is worth living for.

[@evilgoblinofhell]

@@pxlarbexr god i feel that so hard. I literally cant joke about certain things cause i have a crippling fear that somehow, I’ll be cursed for it 😭

[@Cyb3rrui]

ptsd and bpd were so well explained

[@user-bm2xf6io3c]

The "On/On" switch for ADHD had me on the floor lol Edit: Guys, I got some likes :D

[@nxghtfxlljace]

LMAO i didn't notice that until now 💀

[@NatesaurusHelloREAL]

It is very annoying since i cannot turn my brain off...

[@beachdoggo999]

i like having adhd and autism it makes me feel cool idk and it makes me more like a npc which i am

[@SuperGoober69420]

If I couldn’t turn off my lights, I’d actually blindfold myself or burn my house down. I hate lights, I don’t know why.

[@birdgirl97_2]

i cant sleep unless it’s almost completely dark. if its too dark, if i need to use the bathroom, i will likely trip over something

[@krispork]

"oh no, that sounds like me" "oh no, that sounds like me too" "oh my god how many of these do i have"

[@jillstephens7764]

fr, i already know i have adhd and anxiety but i feel like j have a million of these

[@aadyasingh7246]

But the truth is you might not have any of them. Its just a really thin line between 'I am normal ' and 'I have this disorder'

[@koooreal]

I already know I have an eating disorder (compulsive eating disorder), aka binge eating disorder, but damn I have so many symptoms for schizophrenia and asd

[@gabrieleslinger6169]

Interestingly enough, this is an actual phenomenon that people who learn about mental disorders experience. Many people who begin to learn about mental disorders and their symptoms may begin to identify with the symptoms associated with the disorder. This is why self diagnosis for most mental disorders isn't healthy. although, if you do think you may have a mental disorder, talk with a doctor about it. Many symptoms of mental disorders, especially the more common ones, are things people experience often. It's when the symptoms become recurrent and affect a person's everyday behavior that it enters mental disorder territory.

[@blmingwlf7142]

@@aadyasingh7246I have been speculating about myself for years, since I was 11 when I noticed something was wrong with me. I have researched pretty much every mental disorder and illness, and have come to a few conclusions of what I may have. I constantly get anxious on if after all, nothing is wrong with me. It sounds weird but I desperately want an abnormality? I want to know who I am, why I am, and overall just some closure. But I have focused my life so much on this all that what if in the end it was all for nothing? or I won't get the satisfaction I so desire of proving myself right? I'd honestly end up losing my sense of self even more and that may result in getting one of these disorders.😭I hope I don't try to give up! Because I can envision that happening pretty well.

[@shark_girl]

I have both ADHD and OCD and i have never felt more understood. Thank you for this.

[@oreotypical949]

I also have both ADHD and OCD and for me they’re like two opposite disorders and it’s so hard to live with sometimes 😢 stay strong ❤

[@SubrahmanyamVaddi]

I don't have ADHD but OCD is super relatable, I literally think I'm the only guy who does this

[@Itz.cxrsen]

Same! (Its so much lmao)

[@EventuallySimple]

"Its like your brain just develops an unhealthy relationship with food similar to what you've had with your ex" is diabolical 😭💀

[@JaymcJefty]

15:08 is more diabolical

[@LiviaPenn-mw1dj]

This was the best way to explain ocd to somebody. I have the disorder I struggle to explain to my family how it feels. Thank you for noticing us and trying to help others understand us! Thanks for the likes! They mean a lot 😊

[@jackwoodley3541]

Yes Ik if you do not have it you will never understand how compulsions feel.

[@flipflop356]

Feels like walking away from a casino machine you believe to be a winner (i dont even know how that would feel, just trying to give an accurate description) i have ocd as well, and i cant really think of any way to describe it​@@jackwoodley3541

[@flipflop356]

Feels like walking away from a casino machine you believe to be a winner (i dont even know how that would feel, just trying to give an accurate description) i have ocd as well, and i cant really think of any way to describe it​@@jackwoodley3541

[@platinum-or3y]

Me after saying the exact same shit for the 14th time in a row (help me please)

[@flipflop356]

I don't really know how to explain it. But if I had to guess, I would say it is like walking away from a casino machine you strongly believe to be a winner. I don't know if that description is accurate since I'm only 16 and can't gamble :/

[@dawg9991]

The anxiety explanation was good. As someone who has anxiety, it's personally hard for me to do anything in a public setting. For instance, getting up to present a project in front of your class may seem scary to normal people, but for me, my heart starts racing, I get really sweaty, and when I'm presenting, my face turns extremely red, and I talk so fast, you could compare me to Eminem. It's very possible to cope with this, as I've gotten better at it, but it is and will always be terrifying; the way I decide to cope with it is to try to think, as put in the video with the bear chasing you, I pretend the bear isnt there, even though in my head I'm literally in its jaw. It isn't perfect, but it has helped me come out of my shell. Also, if you know someone with anxiety, don't joke about them being super quiet. It really makes the person feel much more away from the group.

[@Balling-Cell]

Same, and my social autism doesn’t help either

[@ASTRAdragons181]

yeah. I can totally relate to that. public speaking and manners are so hard for me too. and when someone calls me quiet or shames for it it just makes my anxiety worse.

[@Jacobblyth2]

I find it helpful to instead of constantly telling myself that the worst thing is going to happen like having a panic attack but instead being positive and telling myself everything will be ok and that I’m safe. It sounds silly at first but just try it.

[@Atorumii]

Autism and anxiety. Feel you.

[@KittentheFennecFox]

I have anxiety and adhd too. I struggle with presentations too, I got graded lower on one assignment at my college because I talked too fast 🙁

[@hisserzone]

Thank you for bringing some more light to autism and ADHD. I was often highly misunderstood during elementary school. The teachers thought I wanted to cause problems but it was just I couldn’t focus or be “normal”. My pet hissing cockroaches are the perfect things to talk to when I need someone.

[@alilaro]

omg i talk/infodump the posters on my wall when i need to talk things out. i always felt so embarrassed of it. 😞🥺

[@Alastors_biggest_fan]

Animals are great to talk to when your upset; They don’t judge you They are quiet They’re therapeutic And lovely to cuddle

[@stormyplayswastaken]

@@Alastors_biggest_fanmeet my judgmental but loving cat

[@Alastors_biggest_fan]

@@stormyplayswastaken that’s- how I envision most cats 💀 but true

[@AutisticIrish]

@@Alastors_biggest_fanmy dog definitely judges me and he’s as loud as a plane

[@PhamJohnson]

i love all the figurative language you use to describe each disorder.

[@frannbat]

as someone with diagnosed anxiety, this explanation is the best i have ever seen. THANK YOU.

[@Harry-sean]

Fun fact 95% of usa teenagers have anxiety since 2021 so people without are most rare

[@RivverTheGreatRiv]

As someone with severe depression, anxiety, and insomnia, you explain this really well!

[@eee13127]

I have depression too

[@InredibleFart]

I have none of them I don’t have depression, but I understand it I had social anxiety, severe social anxiety, but I got over it Idk what insomnia is I’m still watching the vid but I prob I don’t have it

[@InredibleFart]

So I do know what insomnia is I just forgot

[@InredibleFart]

I think I have the opposite of insomnia (I added new replies rather than edit others bcuz I can’t see my own replies)

[@fxgnxfjhjlfkouy]

@@eee13127 sorry to be late . and remember life is much better than you think . i promise

[@safilan8643]

The icons for the disorders are adorable. Especially Autismball🐽🍏🏐🔮🪩🧶🔴🍑💭🧠😊

[@andistansbury4366]

Balltism

[@xxzoomfractalchannelxx8676]

A little rainbow bumpy ball with eyes 👀

[@cogs_and_gears]

@@xxzoomfractalchannelxx8676me when

[@Your_Shadows]

I like how the designs seem to be inspired off of countryballs

[@Viewer-NaN]

Agreed.

[@bigdaddytekka]

I have autism, ADHD, Paranoia, Insomnia, and dyslexia. And I almost cried on how accurate this is.

[@MetaGiga]

As someone on the spectrum and has possibly undiagnosed ADHD, these videos really do cater to my daily curiosity about obscure things

[@ch87-z3w]

which “spectrum” do you mean? asd? there are quite alot like w schizo: -affective, schizoid, paranoid and catatonic.

[@MetaGiga]

@work8078 Autism Spectrum Disorder… The one with spectrum in the name and how most people with ASD describe it

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

​@@MetaGigamost people just say they're autistic but ok bro

[@valeuudiste4664]

shut up 😂 get off tiktok and stop self diagnosing

[@romanshubin4]

@@GunsAndAmmo3I’ve heard people use the term “on the spectrum” before

[@dreamsofanangel]

I have autism, anxiety, paranoia and depression and tbh you nailed them all. Especially the paranoia, when I'm in class and hear people laugh I always think it's abt me, like they're gossiping me or smth.

[@Just_A_Banana]

you have a whole collection /j

[@McPoshua]

Thanos and the infinity disorders

[@theomgguy5911]

dude therapists are literally farming money out of you, be more careful

[@dreamsofanangel]

HELP BAHAHAHAHAHA

[@ShullyGullyHaveMercy]

I feel the exact same way about the paranoia thing! I didn’t know that was some condition though, I just thought it was normal

[@a.e.3984]

OCD has a subtype that's called "pure-O" or purely obsessive. If you have it, you get intrusive, unwanted thoughts about things that terrify and disgust you. You don't have compulsive behaviors outside of your head, but you ruminate on your intrusive thoughts and obsess over the fear that you're secretly a bad person. The intrusive thoughts might be about sexual taboos that disgust you, or about violence, or about going against your religion, or anything else that is shocking to you. You're scared that the thoughts are the truth about you, you test yourself inside your mind and try to check and double-check that you're not actually a bad person. It's pretty hellish.

[@Hejjo_7]

I can confirm. Religious OCD, or scrupulosity, was something I struggled with quite badly for a few years. It's like a non-stop argument against yourself. It got to the point where I was reciting a three minute long argument against myself as if it were a call/response game, which worked until something would cause a counterargument to my points, making it so I would spend hours researching an argument against THAT counterpoint, and add that to the call/response argument I constantly had. It's a miracle that it calmed down eventually, which I am seriously grateful for.

[@namachem1961]

"But-What-If" stems from a relentless gaslighting parental figure. The only one who was ever so persistent in creating image-based paranoia in me was my narcissistic mother, who had all the disorders. The worst part was growing up having to disprove the false accusations, the "But-What-Ifs" that would come whenever she saw any indication that there was nothing to worry about, and then, gradually, seeing myself slowly become like her. Put her soul to rest and mine also. No one deserves to sleep on a bed of dread.

[@namachem1961]

​@@Hejjo_7"But What If" somebody else interrogates and you can't bring up the right answer - you will be left to fend for yourself by force against their misguided judgment. How do you deal with this

[@_xNotNewbie]

Holy shit I have that

[@_xNotNewbie]

Any advice to prevent this guys???

[@nightshadelover7797]

I have both ADHD and autism. thank you for providing examples that not even I would manage to piece together.

[@harshmeena4]

*Dude explain every disorder like it's no big deal, but trust me every disorder here is worse than it sounds, and ocd or schizophrenia are literally hell on earth!* 👁️

[@Philip54622]

True, I have OCD but I don't think he explained it too well, whilst a lot of people with it do obsessively clean a lot of other obsess over other things like their hobbies or personal items being perfect. He was quite right about the thoughts but its more like a shadow whispering in your ear negative or wierd things.

[@elinkx763]

i don’t know if i have ocd… but i do weird rituals everyday and i’m constantly worried about my family and it’s annoying asf… idk what to do about it…. and i feel like no one gets it 😐

[@blmingwlf7142]

i dont think he explained it like its no big deal?

[@Gokumui208]

I have ocd and i agree

[@georgie4095]

I have diagnosed schizophrenia, but im medicated so its controlled. I wouldn’t say at the moment its hell. Being in control doesnt stop thoughts or noises but it helps me not to act upon it.

[@ThisIsTyrell]

I love how you gave mental illnesses beautiful and relatable emojis. It really brings a picture of what they are explained with what they do. Thank you very much for that man. I appreciate it, cause now I understand more.

[@Taylorsbae_]

As a person with anxiety im so happy that someone talks about it. People most say that it isnt a disorder but it is actually.

[@sapphirelane1714]

Too true, it’s awful! Sending you good thoughts! I have schizophrenia, severe depressive disorder, PTSD, psychotic suicidal ideation, and a severe anxiety disorder. The severe anxiety disorder is the absolute worst, and it triggers everything else.

[@Taylorsbae_]

@@sapphirelane1714 aww its so bad! Hope you'll get better

[@sjfrench8034]

I love how he talked about Autism. Mentioning how Autistic people can have seemingly opposing traits is something that people don't always realize. I liked what he said about treatment too, describing it as managing the negative symptoms like anxiety and not trying to get rid of Autism as a whole.

[@your_paralysis_demon]

My dad had bipolar, schizophrenia, depression, and dyslexia. He overdosed on drugs last year. I struggle with OCD,PTSD, anxiety,and paranoia. But im getting better now

[@autumnsweetfluff5780]

Be careful around people with bi-poler they can be literally psychos sometimes (from experience)

[@your_paralysis_demon]

@@autumnsweetfluff5780 ik, he almost killed my sister and he was very abusive toward my siblings

[@autumnsweetfluff5780]

@@your_paralysis_demon maybe you should get him to a mental hospital I don't mean to sound mean but I don't get why people just let these psychopaths walk around

[@Quentinfries]

​@@autumnsweetfluff5780Its not their fault. And its bad to generalise and stereotype people.

[@autumnsweetfluff5780]

@@Quentinfries it's based of experience most bi-poler people I've seen are kinda crazy (no offense) even if it's not their fault they should be contained for the safety of others. One bi-poler person I met told lies as if they were the truth it's like she believed in her own lies.

[@waveyx_luvv]

I have NEVER seen something being explained this well in such a short amount of time. officially one of my absolute favorite channels.

[@rosiecoaster]

i really liked the way you explained all these mental disorders using metaphors and being respectful; specially with ASD (autism), cause it can be very complicated to describe, since every person with ASD is unique. thanks for this video

[@HAMMYboi157]

Ooh fun fact! He has ASD. I also have it too and I liked how he described it.

[@EvelynUpshaw-m4b]

I developed a eating disorder three or four months ago, I was finally over my suicidal thoughts and I was living with my grandma, but.. On day, it was the first day at my new school and she said out of nowhere; 'maybe after you get back into school, you'll finally get in shape.' And she knew full well that I already didn't like my body, and that made it way way way way worse.

[@Spikrzz]

When I was younger, I had terrible Seperation Anxiety. Whenever my parents were more then 3 feet away from me, I would start freaking out, having panic attacks, and imagining worst case scenarios. The way you explained it is accurate, and I appreciate that. I am now on medication to help with the Anxiety, and am doing a lot better. To anyone going through anything similar, you got this. Don't let it take you down, you are bigger than your fears.

[@marios7554]

The fact that i couldn't pay attention at all when you talked about adhd but i was really watchful about every letter you said on all the other disorders

[@catwadogsname]

i think this is possibly the best ive seen ASD described. it’s not attempting to infantilize us autistic people and it specifies that autism is a spectrum, something I rarely see covered in a 1-2 minute brief about my disorder.

[@CopperPheasantA3REX]

Agreed!!

[@Rsp-gp2wh]

Fr fr

[@lekoraxx5406]

Me having PTSD whenever I hear my name from the distance because on my 10th birthday sleep-night party, I went to the toilet and came back, listend to a friend behind closed doors sharing some secrets I told him with my other friends and I never went back in that party room that evening

[@JamesA.Garfield]

As someone with OCD, almost everything you said about it was on point. Fantastic work.

[@dovbIebIack]

yup, same here and I agree with you :)

[@Justyourdoggy-bb4iu]

Same i agree

[@Madness_fishyYT]

same here :)

[@Lorrenz]

As someone who also fakes disorders, I can attest

[@vovoalof]

Exactly. I've finally found someone who said more than "You constantly look if you've turned the oven off"

[@AlianDubois]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, alcoholism, smoking, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[@AnteroKinnunen]

Congrats on your recovery. Most people don't realize that psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives.

[@SchimdAlessio]

To be honest, mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on the planet and it is natural, they serve in many ways not only for mental related issues.

[@Alessandra-yb9yh]

Can you help me with a reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. It is very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@AnteroKinnunen]

Yes, Sporeville. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction... Mushrooms definitely made a huge difference to why I'm clean today.

[@EmmaFischer-sk3tv]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He's 59 & has many mental health issues plus probably 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 knows if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@KingPoulet-yw1du]

It's so scary how you explain all of these so well 💀 it's like you have them all

[@Konstigt_ris]

As someone with bpd THANK YOU for not saying ”oh bpd is just someone wanting to punch someone cuz there having even the littlest of problems”

[@marjorieteipelfauri]

I have diagnosed anxiety, ADHD, OCD and sleep problems. life's been great.

[@THEROOKANDMIA]

same (minus anxiety)

[@vidyadharanp3123]

I have undiagnosed depression since my parents don't seem to care. But I'm sorry for what you've been dealing with. Stay strong though, life WILL BE great

[@tracess420]

​@@THEROOKANDMIAdoesn't OCD go hand in hand with anxiety OCD runs in my family I don't know if it's nature or nurture but everyone I've met with OCD is extremely anxious including myself sorry if I seem rude I just want to know how it shows for someone outside of my family

[@THEROOKANDMIA]

@@tracess420 🤷 idk i just dont have anxiety??

[@electrothecat07]

I hope you feel better

[@NaxalDusk]

You hit ASD right on the nail. Autism affects everybody differently, but I can still recognize myself from your explanation

[@heyjohn7764]

Bro this is so true, I honestly couldn't believe that this was actually something I really had without having to doubt it, because I didn't even know that this was ALWAYS a type of autism!

[@TheCosmoVoid_System]

I have been professionally diagnosed with ADHD, ASD, and MDD (Major Depressive Disorder). And each disorder I have that you mentioned had me nodding along with the things you said. And RIP to the stickman bro's gonna be exhausted for a looooong time 💀

[@InredibleFart]

Ur the jsut the guy with things that end in D The D guy Wait wha-

[@plasmabat718]

I also have those exact same things and no other diagnoses, what’s your experience of life? Personally I’m lonely as fuck and I kind of hate myself and my life lol

[@TheCosmoVoid_System]

@plasmabat718 Honestly, I relate to the loneliness, but that might just be a factor of the MDD. I'm not too sure though honestly. Overall experiences haven't been a living hell but they haven't been a living joy ride either. However, MDD made my life miserable, but luckily I got help. My siblings like to take advantage of of my ASD by touching me. And ADHD for me is just kinda like a roller coaster (fun yet wild)

[@TheCosmoVoid_System]

@@johnt.4550 Oh geez, hope you're alright :]

[@ericshimonko3145]

That ok Throw it out the window

[@axehead45]

I hate having anxiety and depression. Bro it’s like “worry!” “Don’t worry nobody cares about you” “yes they do those people hate you” And just back and forth

[@fxgnxfjhjlfkouy]

omg god bless you

[@trinityevechandler5801]

Wow you explained depression and anxiety so well

[@CopperPheasantA3REX]

Agreed

[@Bellakania520]

Totally

[@444gigixu]

Anxiety is like having the best day of your life and alll of a sudden “you could die rn you’ll have a heart attack” and then u just feel DREAD With all this said , as someone with an anxiety diagnosis you did the explaining SO WELL

[@CopperPheasantA3REX]

Agreed and same!

[@ch87-z3w]

“why am i even having fun?“.. as soon as that thought reaches your brain, the day’s ruined.

[@444gigixu]

@@ch87-z3w for real..

[@sorlakvader155]

Anxiety is no mental disorder. Anxiety is a normal response from the body, on the other hand, Anxiety disorders is another thing

[@Crazy-Cocoa-2.0]

I've gotten mild criticisms at work that I know deep down are just trying to help me be better, but my brain goes to "How have I not been fired yet? I'm not doing anything right." Like I feel like I don't belong there even when I'm doing everything right. I know that that's rationally, not the case, but Anxiety Disorders don't exactly give you rational thoughts.

[@prettiest1intharoom]

YAP WARNING: YES! My cousin has autism and it makes me so upset when other say things like “are you autistic?” “are you acoustic?”. It’s a thing that no matter the benefits, people live with these symptoms. We can’t downplay the negative symptoms, yes there’s positive symptoms but that doesn’t invalidate those who struggle. This goes for any mental disorder. Saying “womp womp” isn’t the flex u think it is💀there’s a place and a time but this isn’t either

[@tycathedrawer]

YEA LIKE ITS SO ANNOYING WHEN SOMEONES LIKE “omg guys I’m so OCD haha” AND ITS JUST LIKE COLOUR CODED FOLDERS OR SOMETHING

[@chunkymonkey259]

Womp womp

[@dooblom]

​@@tycathedrawerI had to convince two grown adults in a store that OCD isn't just being a neat freak

[@dooblom]

​@@chunkymonkey259self-projection is crazy

[@venstellar]

REAL my brother has autism and i absolutely hate it when people use autism as a joke, i hate it so much.

[@m4trix.mm2]

Having anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder it's so bad ngl, but therapie helps a lot

[@NoelaniMenard-wt7wp]

As someone that has high functioning autism and anxiety disorder I can say everything he is saying is accurate when it comes to those two disorders and my sister has adhd so I’m also fully aware of that as well.But I would like to thank this channel I was suffering with skin picking for a long time and was unaware that there was a disorder for it so after seeing it I brought it up to my psychiatrist and was diagnosed with extortion/dermatelamania disorder so thank you it really helped me.

[@Alastors_biggest_fan]

Agreed he was well spoken, I was never taught anything about the way I am I only learnt from watching things like this.

[@daverave3561]

@aSheepThatFlies I mean by saying that they're high functioning it can mean they have hyper fixation on one subject or more. It doesn't necessarily make them good at absolutely everything, it's just they may perform better academically but may be a little out of tune, if you catch me. I'm not affected by it too much but I do feel left out sometimes because I can't read gestures and what people mean sometimes as well as many others can.

[@Cheezy-ee4er]

Honestly, Having someone with ADHD in your friend group just makes it a lot better

[@ILiketoDrawNAnimate27]

None of my friends have a disorder, I'm literally the only one that has a disorder. ( I have autism )

[@Cottagecore11]

@@ILiketoDrawNAnimate27same with me but I have a little bit of every disorder it doesn’t make any sense

[@error_6o6]

Most of my best friends (and also me) have been diagnosed according to conversations between my mom and theirs

[@PencilGodCooks]

Im the adhd one in the group

[@natalieomeara0220mdfan]

its me and my best friend- its crazy, we know eachother too well

[@sunset-tea]

I love how you respectfully and clearly displayed all of these, as a depression survivor I am extremely impressed by this rendition, thank you! :)

[@SevereWeatherCenter]

Autism spectrum disorder doesn’t just impact social interaction. It also makes a person very sensitive to sounds and sensory stimuli. In fact, one of the biggest traits of autism and why people struggle so much with autism is actually because of the inability to multitask due to the brain, having to process more sensory stimuli, and someone with autism I can attest that the reason I’m struggling is because of my overstimulation

[@Furry_101_]

Listening to some of these and realizing I go through the symptoms every day is making me wounder if I have depression and bipolar disorder

[@BlackFlame987]

Just like me fr

[@April-2013-4]

Yea I might have bipolar

[@Kitty253-qo4vk]

Yea my mood swings are CRAZY

[@blipblop8391]

as somebody who has bipolar, the explanation for bipolar is inaccurate. While there is rapid cycling (cycling through more then 4 episode of manic and deppressive episode per year) or ultra-rapid cycling, or mixed episode, but the main symptom of hypomania and mania must last for more than ~5 days AND leads to a disruptive lifestyle (Insomnia, hallucinations, impulsiveness, rapid speech and thought cycles, restlessness,ect) and deppressive episode lasting more than 5 days. Before bipolar is ruled, you usually check for your hormone imbalance (and rule out hyper/hypothyroidism), monitor your feelings/moods, and also look into a family history of mental illness. Its a long and complicated process to get diagnosed, but if you relate to this try asking a professional the possibility of this being your diagnosis. (even tho its a pain in the ass, it's really worth it to be diagnosed with it if you have it.) I know this is probably a lot more detailed, since this vid is just a stupid lil video that oversimplifies mental illnesses, but I wanna spread bipolar awareness, because its more common than you think, and to do my part and reduce misinformation ❤️. Im not a doctor, just some fucked up gal who's in and out of psychiatric wards xd. I hope yall have a great day!❤️

[@richiepilled]

Bipolar disorder is a severely misunderstood disorder, so I wanted to quickly add more in the comments! 1.) While we experience extreme highs and lows, they're not always in the rapid succession that the rollercoaster metaphor (and how most bipolar media tropes) typically portrays. Mania episodes last one to two weeks, and hypo-mania lasts at least four days straight, so it's not only a constant up and down between mania and depression. 2.) "Mixed episodes" are episodes that are both manic and depressive at the same time, or within quick succession of the other (think within the same day or hour) and is most commonly represented. (These are the episodes I have the most, about once a year.) 3.) Manic or manic-depressive episodes are also infrequent, with most pw/bipolar having maybe one or two a year, with four or more in a year being "rapid cycling." 4.) There are -two- three distinct bipolar diagnosis, Bipolar I and Bipolar II, and both can have specifications, such as having rapid cycling, mixed episodes, or psychotic features. Bipolar I requires someone to experience at least one manic episodes, which is frequently preceded and/or followed with depressive episodes. Bipolar II requires someone to experience at least one depressive and one hypo-manic episode. Edit to add: Cyclothymia is another bipolar diagnosis where someone has mild depressive and hypomanic episodes. Keep in mind that this is information may change or be slightly different in other countries. I'm basing this off of the United States' DSM-V.

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

Yes, some say the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) has been overrated, with criticisms including: Expanding diagnosis Some say that the DSM-5 has expanded diagnoses beyond what is reasonable, which could threaten the validity of psychiatric research. For example, the DSM-5 increased symptom options for substance use disorder while lowering the diagnostic threshold, and it allows verbal arguments as evidence of intermittent explosive disorder. Ignoring underlying causes Some say that the DSM-5 focuses on more obvious symptoms while ignoring underlying causes. It also has a Western perspective that may view mental illness in behaviors that are considered normal in other cultures. Lack of patient and public perspectives Some say that the DSM-5 lacks the perspectives of patients and the public when it comes to mental illness diagnoses. Biased process Some say that the DSM-5 process was biased and reflected the views of those working on it, rather than a balanced assessment of scientific support. For example, some say that the literature reviews were poor quality and didn't meet widely accepted standards. Premature release Some say that the DSM-5 was rushed to print to meet sales goals, and that quality control was sacrificed in the process😊

[@Galactic1078_]

I thought I just had depression coming and leavong randomly for no reason and random hapinesss, but this is making me think I am bipolar (tho i doubt it cuz i switch up quick, i also dont want a bipolar diagnoses on top of my adhd)

[@richiepilled]

@@Galactic1078_ I have the same experience with extreme switch-ups, but erratic mood swings could be from a lot of different things, even something as a random as a vitamin deficiency. Reaching out to a primary care physician to rule out medical causes and seeking a therapist may give you the answers you need! Also, don't worry about the bipolar diagnosis. Mine hasn't played a role in my life so far, other than allowing me to apply for a few disability scholarships for college.

[@richiepilled]

​@@MichaelC-to7uz Yeah, the DSM-V is definitely flawed. I've typed up and erased multiple comment drafts at this point trying to decide what I want to pick apart about it the most, but too long; didn't type, your points are fair. I wonder how archaic it'll seem in 50 years, like how we look back and wonder why we thought female hysteria made any sense.

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

@@richiepilled You did well no doubt, I just thought I would charm in. I'm not a doctor but I've had the DSM-5 thrown at me for lots of reasons.

[@Stzrs-N-Moonz]

As someone with Anxiety, they explained it very well. Some people think it’s not as bad as some others but really it’s worse than some people think. It’s like, one minute your lying in bed replaying every conversation you had that day, and then the next minute your thinking, “Uh oh, what if I stop breathing in the night” and then you just feel really uncomfortable and not happy. They also explain OCD really well, (Me and my mom both have OCD) because I clean my room every day just to help with anxiety and when I forget where something is I have to re-organize my entire room to find it. 😒

[@The_Weather_Hub]

I can relate however my anxiety is a bit different where I’ll go a few days or weeks without anxiety then I’ll get a month or 2 with extreme anxiety all the time and anxiety attacks I am in the middle of one of my worst anxiety periods 🙃

[@valeuudiste4664]

How about stop labelling urself with bullshit and actually be a valuable member of society

[@Stzrs-N-Moonz]

@@valeuudiste4664tf bro? You really woke up and chose violence 😒

[@Stzrs-N-Moonz]

@@The_Weather_HubYeah, well I hope you feel better

[@The_Weather_Hub]

Thank you! Btw @valeuudiste4664 I got diagnosed, so don’t say I’m self labeling🙄

[@ReyCanGon]

As a person with ADHD and a small amount of PTSD, doing homework in silence is like being ln a roller coaster while watching a video live

[@CatWithGoggles]

As an autistic person, your explanation of autism is spot-on. We see the world differently and we aren’t all the same.

[@Alex_the_trainer]

as an autistic person as well I agree.

[@oomlaedits6003]

He has autism I think

[@MagentXdromedaZ]

I am also an autistic person and I agree as well

[@LilBlossomYT]

My brother was diagnosed with autism as a 4 yo and he agrees with your description

[@Ventithegoatvent1_22]

Why yall acting like ur the main character ik 90% don't even have it and are just beginning for attention 🤣

[@Some.random4ss_teenager]

I am absolutely astounded by the accuracy of these descriptions. I have every single one of these besides schizophrenia, ASD, and dyslexia, and these descriptions even surprised me. It's like you read my mind or have been spying on me lmao. I've had all of these professionally diagnosed since I was 8 years old (I'm now 13) and I've never been able to describe these as well and pinpointed as this. Imma have to show this to my dad to give him a little grasp of what my brain feels like everyday oml😭😭✋🏼 (BTW the sleeping disorder I have is insomnia, the eating disorder I have is anorexia, and my ADHD type is combined ADHD-the loud and talkitive part, and I also have BPD) I had a lot of potential as a kid, and then every disorder known to man thought it was a good idea to introduce themselves and say hi😂💀

[@iamthiccy_driftyyhi7916]

Same lmao. I was a highly anxious child, got diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and severe OCD when I was 6-8 years old (I am 16 now). But my symptoms started appearing when I was in kindergarten. This video felt like a personal attack lmao. But at the same time, I’m grateful that some good rep is out there

[@iamthiccy_driftyyhi7916]

@@kolo167 not quite. these disorders are very hard to deal with. not quirky in the slightest, especially early onset mental health disorders

[@Some.random4ss_teenager]

@@kolo167 no, these are all a genuine struggle for me. Most of them stemmed from severe trauma and abuse from when I was really little, and few from genetics (ADHD & Bipolar disorder), so no, not "quirky 🤪". Having mental disorders isn't a joke, so please stop making fun of it, and from what I can tell, I'm guessing you're assuming I'm saying this for attention, but I would like to make it clear that I was just relating to the video and hoping that other people could relate to what I'm going through. Respectfully, try to be respectful and think before you say stuff like that.

[@Some.random4ss_teenager]

@@iamthiccy_driftyyhi7916 Same. Nice to know that there is at least someone who understands how it feels and can explain it well lol

[@TGK-uk6op]

It's nice to see that people can still live a normal life even with these disorders.

[@ethanaustin1028]

As someone on the autistic spectrum, I actually really like how you described it and actually acknowledged it as a spectrum, rather than taking one of the stereotypical views of us either all being prodigies or us all being incredibly stupid. It may manifest like that for some, but it's hardly a case of one size fits all, it's called a spectrum for a reason and I like that you acknowledged that.

[@DJElectricJes]

That's true

[@RYKTXGaming]

Napoleon, Newton, Einstine, and many other famous smart were autistic.

[@RetreatHell518]

I still got the original diagnosis of Aspergers. I hate the fact that I get clumped up with stereotypes.

[@Pale_Kingg]

I look like an ordinary person, I behave almost normally. But i have the symptoms of ASD, and i don't quite know if i have it. Somebody help me with their knowledge.

[@xxzoomfractalchannelxx8676]

​@RetreatHell518 there are certain parts of the spectrum that have meanings

[@blamethegameguy55]

As someone who has ADHD and autism this really helped me and others understand it thanks because these conditions go so unnoticed ❤

[@Krisis_Official]

Diagnosed with several of these mental disorders, but my worst one nowadays is anxiety. You can’t sit still. You can’t be happy. You’re worrying 24/7. The chest pain makes you feel like your chest is hemorrhaging.

[@Zuri-gd3sk]

Womp womp

[@heerakmalakar2438]

​@@Zuri-gd3skshut up kid

[@AhmedTheEditor]

​@@Zuri-gd3sk bruh

[@blueberrytakis]

​@@Zuri-gd3skgrow up

[@Norrday]

this is the only channel that does this style of video that actually shows emotion, i love this guy. he also explains it 10x better than other channels.

[@C.game0]

As an autistic person, I must thank you for explaining it properly instead of saying were all idiots and suck at social interaction because we dont try. Plenty of people I have met have that misconception and it gets very annoying when they see anyone swinging their arms or fidgeting and say their autistic

[@andrewpenwell5262]

Yup. I’m also on the spectrum and it REALLY pisses me off when people stereotype autistic people like that. They gotta remember that it’s a SPECTRUM, not just one, singular symptom.

[@Agent-John]

Considering the guy’s autistic himself, I can see why he didn’t generalise it like everyone else does.

[@BaconQweenRoblox]

@@andrewpenwell5262agreed

[@user-nc5hb6cz4r]

Thanks for this video. Learning that Bi-polar moodswings can happen quickly like the same hour has helped a lot, was under the understanding that it took weeks to switch back and forth

[@jssalexandra]

As someone with adhd, and ptsd. I find these were very helpful for people confused and just explaining

[@SophiiLuca]

As someone with schizophrenia, it feels like a cocktail of paranoia, adhd, autism, anxiety and depression… Which is the reason I went from diagnosis to diagnosis, accumulating more and more as time went on, to suddenly one psychiatrist recognized something in me that none other had… It was schizophrenia. Now it makes so much sense. My psychiatrists (been through a few during the years bc of the psychiatric centre I go to changing employees) told me that I basically still have all of those disorders, they are just now encapsulated under one disorder’s name

[@burntchaos7260]

That mix sounds like what I deal with, although my parents refuse to get me therapy, it's not constant and was worse when I was in middle school but I used to have all sorts of hallucinations about being watched, like a old man in my closet, bed, or at my window, or monsters on the ceiling or bus watching me and holding a knife to my neck (i managed to get some help through various people so i dont feel like that as often) I can't fully trust people because of a constant worry and belief that they're all liars out to get me, many of my friends say I likely have adhd and I have struggled with depression since fourth grade, currently the only frequent hallucination is a chain around my neck that oftentimes makes it hard to breathe

[@SophiiLuca]

@@burntchaos7260 I’m not a doctor, but I know myself and I’ve met other people at the psychiatric center that has schizophrenia and I must say that what you describe sounds like a schizophrenic illness of sorts. There’s a whole spectrum of disorders with psychosis symptoms, but since you say you experience symptoms of paranoia, hallucinations, adhd, autism, anxiety and depression, it does seem like the classic schizophrenia cocktail. I’m sorry your parents don’t want to get you therapy. I don’t know if you live in a country that has free healthcare, but if you do, would it be possible to seek help secretly? Like make an appointment at the doctors without your parents if that’s possible and see from there if they can refer you to a psychiatrist. However I haven’t had to hold it a secret from my own parents, so it might be too difficult, I don’t know. Perhaps you could get a referral and then tell your parents. But if you’re in the US, I don’t know what you can do.

[@burntchaos7260]

@SophiiLuca I live in america so unfortunately I can't get much help without my parents getting involved

[@SophiiLuca]

@@burntchaos7260 I’m sorry about that. I don’t know anything when it comes to America. I hope you’ll eventually get the treatment you need, regardless of what illness it might be 🌿

[@SophiiLuca]

@That1KZbinCommenter Thank you 😊 It definitely felt a bit odd ‘losing’ my other illnesses, but I eventually learned in therapy that one illness can encompass many others and that was the case with my own illness. It is a struggle, but with meds and therapy it’s manageable a lot more. I’ve heard borderline is also a hard one to deal with. Lots of love 🌿

[@SpicaStudios6427]

I have asd, but instead of being brushed off as a weird person, I got an even worse fate. I was misdiagnosed as adhd and put on stimulants. All those things ever did to me is fill me with anxiety. I was even rushed to the hospital twice in the span of a few weeks because my anxiety attacks could be mistaken for seizures. Thankfully I was properly diagnosed shortly after.

[@ericshimonko3145]

Throw that out the window