Every Mental Complex Explained in 8 Minutes

[@cleverballoon6535]

Fun fact: Hero's syndrome is the reason why in the movie The Incredibles the villain is named Syndrome. He literally has hero's syndrome and manufactures an artificial threat so that he can pretend to save the day

[@-spacedout--spacebound-7438]

that's right where my mind went while he was explaining it.

[@dearsytari123]

damn that's true

[@J.R.MusicProductions]

Manufacturing an artificial threat? That sounds familiar, almost like that happens a lot in the real world...

[@t-rexje9100]

you really are one clever balloon

[@TG-bl9kr]

Back when the writing was good, god damn

[@TBird136]

They did Oedipus dirty. He gouged his own eyes out after he found out

[@lizanna6390]

Yeah, he had no idea she was his mom. Yea he made some bad choices but he wasn't as much as a villian as people think.

[@thetriathigamer1544]

Should call it the Freud complex

[@lizanna6390]

@@thetriathigamer1544 since he came up with the theory based on his own kids rather than research, it would fit better

[@briamari9035]

@lizanna6390 so your telling me he never asked questions about his mom? Like cmon make it make sense. Who kills their parent over a significant other anyway?

[@lizanna6390]

@briamari9035 Oedipus's parents were warned by the oracle of Delphi what would happen so they nailed his feet together, put him in a glass jar and dumped him on a mountainside, as you do. A shepherd found the poor mite before he died and took him to the King and Queen of Corinth, Polybus and Merope who couldn't have a child. They raised him and loved him as their own. At some point, a drunken relative revealed the truth that Oedipus was not theirs though they denied it to him. So Oedipus travels to the oracle to ask if they are his real parents. As in almost every story, the oracle didn't answer his question but told him he would kill his dad and marry his mother. Horrified and terrified of hurting Polybus and Merope, Oedipus fled to Thebes and on the way got into a diagreement with a rude old man who poked him with a very sharp stick, Oedipus flew into a rage and killed him. Also not a great reason to kill someone but he didn't know he was his dad. He reached Thebes to find it being terrorised by a sphinx. Oedipus solves the riddle, saves the city and becomes King after wedded the widowed Queen. Four children later the truth comes out. The Queen kills herself, Oedipus pokes out his own eyes and eventually dies the more tragedy befalls the children. Its all his grandads fault if you get really deep into it. Or Apollo, it's debatable

[@JezElectro13]

You forgot Apartment Complex.

[@NotMe-f5l]

Bruh

[@liontrovert]

I find it quite simple really

[@TuftyTaltan]

I find it quite simple actually

[@rishterm]

I find it quite simple actually

[@NautilusMakesMusic]

I was just about to say that gosh diddly darn

[@McGinnnnn]

Babe wake up, new mental illness bingo card just dropped

[@BENZO_TV]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@brunosantiago4849]

Bot

[@ChristiyaNgamsirisak]

Thanks

[@GoNo0513]

​@@brunosantiago4849how?

[@richardshen933]

clubber who can't understand human emotion

[@luckrequired5382]

And the self diagnosis begins in 3, 2, 1...

[@liamemptage579]

Too fucking true after reading a lot of the comments on these types of videos I've developed a cringe complex

[@dungww2006]

we have self diagnosing mental illnesses and mental disorders now we have self diagnosing complex

[@adailtonneto1767]

I have shrimp allergy

[@axelhens7831]

Lol, so true 😂 Just wanted to comment "I have all of these" 😉😆😆

[@lueezationlueezaming2928]

I have 5 of them lol

[@AustinJASMR]

The funny thing is: Freud had no evidence of someone having an oedipus complex, except for when he himself felt attracted to his own mother. He literally said "I experienced it, so that must mean everyone else did too"

[@michelegraham1181]

Good thing he grew out of it.😁

[@teenageangst666]

Awh. Did you come up with that yourself

[@EvernightTown6969]

​​​​​@@Robespierre-lI I think it was revealed in one of the letters Freud wrote back in 1897 where he admits that he had a constant love for his mother and had this jealousy against his father growing up. Basically the same thing as the Oedipus Complex he proposed. And sure, it's up to the interpretation of whether Sigmund Freud had a thing towards his mother or not But let's be honest, how would he have come up and proposed the Oedipus Complex anyways and where he gets this thought from if, to say, Freud's thing for his mother in his childhood days where to be false.

[@shirtlessviking9225]

Freuds the best not scientist who is also really important to psychology we are taught about him and then the teachers are like ''and then never ever talk about him or his theories in the exam''

[@JonMacmahon]

He did convinced his daughter of it tho

[@myboatforacar]

The female counterpart of the Oedipus complex is called the Electra complex, btw

[@BongoThe]

the more you know! thanks.

[@theominouspigeon]

​@@BongoThe the more you 👃

[@nathanchetram487]

Do you think Jesus just had a messiah complex I hope he didn’t and was actually God

[@Eagle3302PL]

​@@nathanchetram487 I choose to believe he was a huge troll.

[@simula152]

​@@nathanchetram487 shittons of people with messiah complex, none of them had a Bible written about them. Or performed miracles.

[@caidenmilenko]

The fact you went straight into it is why I love this video. No BS. Just info to relate with

[@thox7358]

What about the military-industrial complex?

[@pyeitme508]

Good question, likely thinking something akin to a corporate overlord that has more than government backing. :P

[@regalblade8171]

What about the Apartment Complex?

[@arbitrary2868]

Military-Industrial Complex is when an individual is obsessed with military equipment, heraldry, and uniforms, typically those of their own country. They will usually dress up and act as if they are an active member of their military despite most never actually serving. They will also often glorify warfare and often exhibit an aggressive attitude towards those who they perceive to be anti-war, whether it be real or imagined. But seriously, what about the Office Complex?

[@elianhg2144]

black mesa research complex

[@Lanetgm]

@@regalblade8171I find it quite simple

[@ascendedcat260]

i think it's funny that it's called the oedipus complex, when in the story oedipus didn't even know it was his mother he married. and when he found out he blinded himself

[@SpiderMan-gf1lc]

you don't know you're attracted to your mom either. It's unconcious

[@mondiramaji791]

What was the mother doing at that moment?

[@ascendedcat260]

@@mondiramaji791 just hanging out

[@7lir2a]

Well that's the point he was subconsciously attracted to his mom like the complex says, not to say he's a bad person but he's the right example for if he knew it was his mom that would be just incest

[@Eagle3302PL]

Hero Complex is how many software developers keep their jobs

[@DhruvC1234]

😂😂

[@heppelhopv2]

I dont get it

[@qleo1769]

Really?

[@bernard799]

​@heppelhopv2 They create problems then sell the solution

[@colten7525]

​@@heppelhopv2 Software developers make bugs in their code so that they have something to do and don't get fired

[@thepenguintaco]

i love how the actual definition of the Cinderella complex is the complete opposite of what Cinderlla stood for

[@alexwelts2553]

Is that because they didn't acknowledge complex trauma?

[@haveagoodday7021]

It's because it's based off a shallow surface reading of the story. Nothing against TPE of course, he didn't name it and is just explaining what it is.

[@kaan_tuna]

Last one got me off-guard

[@jaif7327]

u mean the name ?

[@Sorrelhas]

The loud censor beep jumpscared me

[@dalken_isthun]

Read your comment right before it came up. Talk about perfect timing. XD

[@blueknife7728]

It was to check if u were still there xD

[@Malhaloc]

As someone with a Jonah complex, I'm really glad you mentioned the fear of expectations. If I happen to have a really good day and go over and beyond at work or some other area of my life, that over and beyond, as exhausting as it was to do just once, becomes the new standard that I'm held to. That may not be reality in EVERY area of life, but it certainly is in a few and that's enough for me to not want to risk it in the others.

[@Mim-o-meters326]

Counter it w a healthy dose of ~narcissism~. Smtimes u gotta focus on urself

[@ZTRCTGuy]

Hero complex seems especially pernitious because it's sometimes hard to spot. Someone creating a problem or viewing something that isn't a problem at all and then appearing as some sort of hero to solve, or worse... sell you the solution.

[@thenitpickchannel9993]

The biggest example of the Hero Complex, or the Hero Syndrome, is Syndrome from The Incredibles. He is the literal definition of it, his plan is to create the Omnidroid so he can unleash it on the city, cause mass chaos that no one (but the Incredibles who he attempted to assassinate) could stop, and then he’d come in and save the day by turning it off himself, making himself look like a great hero. Then once he’d be tired of being a famous superhero and he’s had his fun, he’d sell his inventions so that “everyone can be super,” making superheroes unremarkable (“when everyone’s super, no one will be”).

[@Locastorm-qg6rv]

It's just insane to think about but I think it matches with any person performing some fake stunt online like saving animals who had oil on them. It's sad to think about, but these people will harm the animals to receive attention.

[@DJmusicZer0]

You forgot Youth Complex, longing for moments connected to youth like home, friendship, family, young love, and other happy themes surrounding youth by those who’ve never experienced them. Usually found in those who’ve grown up antisocial, who’ve been raised in abusive or unstable households, or have grown into an unhappy adulthood and wish to rewind to “happier times”. Can reinforce feelings of isolation, depression, anxiety toward one’s life, and jealousy and bitterness to other people who are perceived to have it good or better than they have. At least thats what I’ve come to believe Youth Complex is. Kinda like nostalgia without personal connection.

[@SirSnipington]

Bruh that just sounds like me

[@IERServer]

Sounds like hikikomori, ngl.

[@cobinasaur]

Literally myself 1:1

[@plzsavemeiamdying]

we can still feel those feelings tho… only if we weren’t coded to be enslaved the moment we become adults

[@mimilikescats]

well shit I think I have this

[@HatsuneMiku-0I]

Mental complex? well, this video's made it seem quite simple.

[@alexandreWBS70]

*ba-dum-tsss*

[@superc5845]

-Yep that one is definitely me -That’s literally me -Yep that one’s me -Yeah that’s definitely me -Oh sh*t that’s me -Haha yeah that’s me

[@mrmemes170]

superman complex:

[@slamdunq3192]

Oedipus 🤨

[@andre_lluis]

Relatable, ngl

[@makeozzzzz]

Bro literally maybe my brain is just fkd

[@plzsavemeiamdying]

literally me syndrome

[@chro.]

Thank you, i finally found what was the reason for my problems a few years ago, i had a guilt complex, you have re-contextualized my whole experience and have allowed me to move on forward in my life.

[@jjthe13th]

2:04 That bodybuilder stickman CLEARLY skipped leg day, I mean LOOK AT IM! 😂😂

[@Visionary650]

😂😂😂😂

[@liltank404]

😅😅lmao

[@RoughRouser]

Learned about the Oedipus complex from the story in high school. We tormented our poor teacher by pronouncing it “Eed-o-puss” while she insisted it was “Ed-a-piss”

[@lizanna6390]

My psychology teacher taught us about Freuds attachment theories in the most sarcastic way possible. She clearly did not agree.

[@xman9354]

Everybody hates freud

[@eafesaf6934]

​@@xman9354why though? Wasn't he a decent psychologist?

[@xman9354]

@@eafesaf6934 he was not. He is the father of psychology because the pure amount of people researching to refute his ideas

[@NotRealJustSchizo]

​@@eafesaf6934probably because the Oedipus complex name is only skin deep as in he read the first paragraph of the Oedipus myth and then disregarded the end where Oedipus gouges out his own eyes when he finds out he married his mom

[@kamilaguerrero7264]

I’m obsessed with your videos 😂 I love all this random knowledge. Thank you for your service

[@a177rhythm2]

Man, these can be a little depressing, seeing your own behaviors in the examples presented, but it's also good to know you're not the only one. That means you can overcome your flaws, yeah?

[@CelphTitled7]

wait, dont count me in, i am not mentally sick...

[@leleleloniemiemeimei8985]

@@CelphTitled7we don’t care

[@CelphTitled7]

@@leleleloniemiemeimei8985 ah found the proud mentally sick dude, btw who's we ?

[@leleleloniemiemeimei8985]

@@CelphTitled7 don’t matter we just don’t care lmaoo

[@CelphTitled7]

@@leleleloniemiemeimei8985 stay mentally sick then so you get at least a few friends in your life lmaoo

[@huseyinemreeken3024]

I absolutely adore how this channel goes through time. Your work is really worth a lot and this youtube channel is one that worth seeing.

[@nice1563]

"Choose your character!!!" 🔥

[@braumski2]

Hero syndrome is like Syndrome from the Incredibles. Syndrome Syndrome

[@a_soulspark]

glad I wasn't the only one who thought of that lol

[@tofferooni4972]

Thats why he was named that

[@doorknobboy]

Another complex that can be added is the savior complex in which a person thinks they have to be the person to help everyone.

[@theofromwiisports2681]

That is the Superman complex

[@jayymorris5285]

That was superman bestie

[@totke6588]

That's my pfp

[@cheseisreal]

This! I was looking for it and researched to confirm that it's the Messiah complex. No, it is not the Superman complex although the Messiah complex's symptoms in the video is a bit overexaggerated and can be mixed up. These terms can be used interchangably but the definition given here is a bit over the top

[@Weedocto]

“Dear adonis, im sorry that man is your father let me be honest”

[@THETRUEAMIR]

It takes a man to be a man

[@servHis221]

The strays...😅

[@hedonepicurea4327]

0:15 I've observed actual heros. They operate in silence.

[@Cheryl430]

Wish I was one

[@matheo000]

I can only imagine a game similar to Slay the Princess, but where each voice has one of these complexes instead of

[@marksutcliffe6355]

Disco Elysium, maybe?

[@Sagethegay]

Comment Section Sniper strikes again…

[@TheMockingjay74]

The Voice who just wants her attention xD

[@ANONWAZHERE]

y/youtubesniper

[@pedrinazangi7036]

STP is a goated game. Play Refind Self.

[@MizukiG.]

The moment Messiah complex was explained I immediately thought of Homelander.

[@prophecybydefault4708]

I'd say he's got more of a god complex than Messiah complex seeing as he doesn't really like saving people all that much

[@dzjp]

he is literally the definition of a god complex

[@MizukiG.]

@@prophecybydefault4708 ah right, I actually did not finish the whole vid XD

[@Friendpilledvisitmaxxer]

Nah, Dr. Doom and Lex Luthor have more of the Messiah Complex (mixed with God Complex as well)

[@jeanetty]

I just heard, in the far distance, “I AM THE VEGAN MESSSSSIAH!” from a strange guy on Dr. Phil calling himself ‘S(e)xy Vegan’

[@JunkstHat3605]

1:01 Welp… that just made me scream out “what the f-“ out loud

[@mrboona5588]

Welcole to psychology

[@ivanchu8415]

Virgin-wh**e complex is so outta nowhere that I can't help but think it had some personal story with it😂😂

[@zainabtanweer2910]

This was educational• Thank you!!

[@MrBern-ex3wq]

The fact that the Othello complex seems to be normalized or even sometimes romanticized where I live, especially when it's coming from women, is both frightening and depressing.

[@gamingainaz8792]

are you from middle east?

[@MrBern-ex3wq]

@@gamingainaz8792 Nope

[@Markko1986]

​@@MrBern-ex3wq Eastern Europe then?

[@MrBern-ex3wq]

@@Markko1986 not even close

[@szjakesan]

I guess that's south or east asia based on my previous assumptions which I will not reveal

[@langnails1731]

Cinderella complex & Superman complex would make a great couple!

[@lorierush6561]

Or a horrible one.

[@willek1335]

Probably better in cultures where it's a norm. I.e. the superman and cindarella have their respective supermen- and cindarella friends for support.

[@gigidollar7327]

lemme just say from experience, Cinderella complex does not mix well with Messiah :D

[@senusalcrusader9757]

As a psych student, you got the Oedipus complex wrong a bit. The child doesnt really feel sexual attraction to the opposite sex parent. It's more like a game to them. They may "flirt" with a parent the same way they "kill" them when playing swords. Cool video tho❤

[@Mercps]

So they just want to have fun like how like how a cat doesn’t want other cats to be with you. Simple as that for the entire yapintion

[@jordonlongley6576]

Yup and what’s most important is how the parent responds to the “flirting”.

[@CombatSportsNerd]

@@jordonlongley6576indeed >_>

[@bobsburgers8497]

Nah I thought it’s when you look for traits in a partner that resemble your parents

[@kilbymorgan8626]

OMG this video gave me the greatest idea for a TV show ever. Thank you 🙏😊

[@duelort4856]

Persecution complex sounds like anxiety or paranoia

[@meatcrimes-42069]

One slight correction. Peter pan complex is associated with **dependent personality disorder**. NPD can be comorbid with DPD but they are very different from each other. Other than that, interesting and informative video, i now have even more tabs open

[@jasper5134]

Complex? I find it quite simple really

[@robertsummers3386]

Fun Fact: Napoleon was average height, but the French measurement system before they invented metric showed him being 4'4", which the British mocked him for being short because they used the Imperial system (the same bs system that the US still uses for some weird reason). He was actually 5'7"

[@phantolmao]

So he was short lmao

[@robertsummers3386]

@@phantolmao 5'7" was the average male height at the time. We've gotten taller since then, by at least 4".

[@keeferChiefer]

What’s funny is the US was very close to adopting the metric system. But the boat that was carrying metric weights got lost in a storm and then everyone on board was captured and killed by BRITISH privateers. So if we really wanted to be petty we could say it’s the UKs fault that we still use imperial lol

[@keeferChiefer]

@@robertsummers3386 in the UK you would be correct, but the average French man is 5’9 today, same as the average American man.

[@robertsummers3386]

@@keeferChiefer Yeah, but even if Jefferson managed to get his hands on the weights, I doubt he'd be able to convince Congress to adopt Metric. Probably because British Parliament was thinking of adopting it and we're just petty like that.

[@theominouspigeon]

can you do every (pure) metal (it could be just the interesting ones)

[@burnttoast385]

this is a good idea

[@ThePancakeJedi]

Aluminium or Death Metal? Be spacific like the ocean.

[@cleverballoon6535]

That would be interesting but if we are including alloys that list would be near infinite, maybe just the most important metals. But that's not really his style of video. Maybe every pure metal humans refine. So like copper, gold, and lead but not steel or brass

[@theominouspigeon]

​@@ThePancakeJedi alimuneman

[@theominouspigeon]

​@@cleverballoon6535pure metal sounds good

[@MilitarySummary10Minutes]

1:05 This is the first time I've heard of this term. It's really helpful. Thank you for the video

[@Wabit-b6k]

You tried to simply explain all of these in one video, but it’s a much more complex topic than you realize

[@flyingsquirrell6953]

Budum tiss

[@icespicefanyay]

@@chikkin.salad.sandwichflew right over your head huh

[@doggycatalan]

​@@chikkin.salad.sandwich Please be joking

[@liamcollett4537]

​@@chikkin.salad.sandwich whoosh

[@aramamikaere9117]

Yet even simply put it remains far too complex for me

[@akottkay9830]

The guilt complex hit so much deeper than I was expecting. Like actually enough to realize that I do that holy moly.

[@keelan270]

You know your making progress when you go from Superman-complex to guilt-complex 🥰🥰🥰

[@CelphTitled7]

go seek a doctor

[@keeferChiefer]

Did you ever see a doctor? lol

[@CelphTitled7]

@@keeferChiefer people nowadays are proud of their mental illnesses...

[@slapshrapnel]

A fun fact is that Freud himself had an intense Oedipus complex. I always thought of this theory as him projecting on other people. “I was infatuated with my mom as a child, that’s ok though, EVERYONE has this too!” Especially because he was more of a philosopher than a scientist. Back then, you could just do a bunch of coke, say random shit, and be the father of an entire discipline.

[@voodootrois]

I believe "subconscious mechanism" is a more appropriate descriptor than "unconscious mechanism".

[@bumbledyke]

I think a lot of people get "subconscious" confused with "unconscious".

[@planetsec9]

Same thing...

[@Turglayfopa]

google says mind is divided into conscious, subconscious, and unconscious. In that order of how much it can be percieved.

[@IERServer]

I have only heard about subconscious stuff when it comes to dreams. The rest is the unconsciousness taking place.

[@voodootrois]

Sigmund Freud uses the word "unconscious," so to some extent I will defer to that. But ideas that are so deep in your psyche that you aren't aware of them could easily be described as "subconscious", as in "below consciousness". I would prefer reserving "unconscious" to describe the lack of any mental awareness, i.e., being "knocked unconscious."

[@jedskee333]

More of these ones please thank you

[@teodorb.p.composer]

Most interesting example of Messiah complex is compoer Alexander Scriabin, who thought that he can change, dominate and manipulate the world with his music, he also believed that his symphonic poem Mysterium (which he didn't finish) can in certain ritaul dostroy whole world..... Anyways thanks to his wacked mental health he was able to invent absolutelly new style, the most interesting ways of making atonal music!

[@mojojojo6292]

He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy.

[@jowolf2187]

Probably the most ironic examples of the hero and god complexes are in firefighters and surgeons. Firefighters are statistically more likely than many other professionals to become arsonists (generally with the intent of being the firefighter to respond to the fires they've set). The irony is that firefighters are generally already perceived as heroes. Surgeons and god complexes pretty much go hand in glove, and the irony is the attempt to express the same power they have in an operating room in the outside world.

[@aswinsarvanakumar6220]

2:20 That's totally me. All of those symptoms suit me Lol

[@KillKushKat]

I manifest that you heal. You don’t need to work to become strong. :)

[@MixedB1end3r]

Wish the best for you my friend ❤ may god heal your soul

[@matthewmccrae830]

This channel is gold

[@claudespeed4730]

To the people with Napoleon complex ‘There is nothing you can do now’

[@TheShrimpCollector]

I struggled with a Messiah / Superiority complex during highschool. In elementary and Jr High, I was a strange creature of a boy but it always bothered me that I wasn't "louder" or "more outgoing" and felt like it was limiting me, but could never figure out how to shake it off and just do stuff without being such an introvert. At some point during Covid, my mentality changed practically overnight and I was suddenly what some could say "In love with myself". When we returned to school, I had become a textbook extrovert, and as I describe it now was essentially a cartoon / tv-personality version of myself compared to before. I remember it all and was definitely present during it, but it only lasted for about 6-8 months before I crashed HARD. Psychedelics stripped this belief system from me pretty rapidly, and after my first out of body experience, this character I was playing had dissipated. I will say, those 6-8 months were incredibly fun and rewarding. I did things I never thought I'd ever be able to pull off, and my confidence was the highest it had ever been. With this way of thinking comes bad though, and I ended up burning a lot of bridges and cornering myself often during the 6-8 months. I think it's safe to say that I'm grateful for the experience, but I'm happy that it's over and that I no longer think like that.

[@waffle6454]

I used to think I had a brand-new mental complex/syndrome which functioned oppositely to Main Character Syndrome, which I befittingly nicknamed Background Character Syndrome. Like the name implies, rather than believing I am the center of attention, I believed that I was intended to be the background audience of others who were intended to live more interesting and exciting lives. It turned out I was actually dealing with an Inferiority Complex.

[@keeferChiefer]

Therapy works wonders, and most health insurance plans cover it under the Affordable Care Act.

[@theholypeanut8193]

@@keeferChiefer You know that the entire world isn't the US, right?

[@AntiWareWolf]

congrats on 600k!

[@ppggddtt1170]

What a very complex subject

[@TedBoucard]

I can relate to a couple of them your right God, hero and Cinderella that the Main ones.

[@didybopintitys]

I’ve struggled all my life with both superiority and inferiority complex, sometimes I think I’m just crazy

[@crimenty4446]

Sounds like a bipolar disorder, but you'll never know unless you get professional help

[@keeferChiefer]

If you have health insurance then they’ll most likely cover mental health services, so there’s really no reason to not see a psychologist just to be sure.

[@bing4399]

Get help

[@shaalis]

Every one of these feels like a response to how society was designed. Each complex seems to fill in where the "normal and healthy" fail at making the world a better place.

[@prod3kero]

My mom has a severe superman complex.

[@keeferChiefer]

Probably the best complex for a mother to have compared to the rest of these, imagine if she had a messiah or god complex lol

[@sandercohen5543]

I have an inferiority complex: I always thought of myself as stupid and my experiences in life reflected this sentiment, despite having "proof" that the opposite is true.

[@Az4le.a]

7:35 light yagami complex

[@levial_reiny]

Underrated comment

[@DeathwillJai]

Underrated Comment❌ Underground Comment✔️

[@suddles2952]

Watching the video twice over and really stopping to think, "Wow, I qualify for atleast 3 on an acute level" is fire

[@ly-iw6lz]

Could the next video be about the names of hormones and their explanation?

[@hoangvietv]

this video is so good thank you ❤

[@thedirectvguy7058]

8:25 why are there two asterisks in between wh and re? If there was one asterisk it would make sense, but I genuinely can’t think of any word that would fit into wh**re.

[@encrylix9092]

The Peter Pan Complex is the best way to describe LowTierGod lmfao

[@NoNo-fv9pz]

how come I feel like I resonated with both the superiority and inferiority complex?

[@MarkelMathurin]

They arent actually exclusive

[@dapleb2397]

Because they are more often than not related. I usually see more people who compensate their inferiority complex with a superiority one rather than being expressive of that perceived inferiority

[@keeferChiefer]

Could be bipolar personality disorder. Manic episodes often give people a superiority complex while depressive episodes can give them an inferiority. But I’m just an armchair psychologist so don’t take my words seriously, it’s always best to see an actual psychologist if you think something is wrong.

[@moth-wf4yu]

“I feel like I’m the worst so I always act like I’m the best” -marina and the diamonds or smthing

[@sylviasignals]

i have a persecution complex and guilt complex. more guilt than the persecution, that only comes out in states of mania, but a guilt complex is extremely hard to live with, it’s become a sort of thing with my mom when i see her sometimes i have to ask her if she is pissed at me constantly or i will lose a whole night of sleep over one moment of the day (currently 3:08 am rn as i type this) that just ended up being a blip in the other persons life. this all honestly surfaced after i had a pretty bad psych experience where i confronted my anger issues and manipulative past and i was honestly nearly a sociopath, so i honestly can’t say i would prefer to not have it, if that was the only other option, because while i feel extremely guilty i’ve become also more honest. it just sucks, but i’d rather feel it than make my friends go through it again.

[@emmanuelboakye4514]

“Hey!😡 I am actually average height for the time 😭😭”

[@tekunofruit]

fellow oversimplified fan

[@cool9342]

I actually clicked on this just for the oversimplified napoleon video

[@nachiketkhare911]

Yooooooo

[@iquitthischannelcuz]

lol I get the reference

[@IERServer]

I'm short (5'3"/164 cm) but at least I didn't develop that complex. Although I got an Inferiority complex instead (regarding physical beauty, esp.). Well, at least I learned to live with it.

[@nivekzorantinez8872]

Messiah Complex is the strongest one that resonates with me. To my dismay. And I've known about it for awhile, It's very difficult to find purpose without it. Considering I've spent most of my life alone and sealed away from the world, hardwiring my brain to condone and build itself off that unhealthy ideals.

[@zeldzamezeeslak6082]

I love how you dont have boring intros

[@dacgamer5741]

So now I finally know what to call my fear of success and sharing my ideas.. I'd love to rant about all of why but I’m too afraid to explain since part of why I have this is being bullied for saying my ideas if I’m being completely honest. Possibly why I even have Jonah Complex… Just, minus the strained relations thing. Oh, AND guilt but far less intense. I am trying to do better than having these issues, but I just get pushed away, hence what I said earlier with the whole Jonah thing.. If there’s anything to take away from this, try your best I guess, however I might be a bit too afraid to do that right now now i feel guilty for writing this since it might sound like i want sympathy, but, i dont need it, dont worry.

[@siteantipas6837]

What happens when the Superman complex meets the Cinderella complex? 😅

[@Elkator955]

An abusive codependent marriage.

[@CombatSportsNerd]

Disney movie ending?

[@derekhayter4879]

The person with Superman complex will snap out of it, because it's easier to take and receive, than to keep giving.

[@EvilGremlin100]

Toxic power couple

[@dieawill187]

A true love?

[@8Phoenix8]

God complex “Good to see you…. Cloud.” - Sephiroth

[@harshbhatt2485]

4 seconds ago is crazy

[@cagliari5984]

Nobody actually cares though…

[@calebhumphrey8220]

I care

[@BlahstarRecords]

​@@cagliari5984I care

[@darksouls_guy1656]

I care

[@jakeknike]

@@cagliari5984I care

[@ivank.9026]

I have so many of these complexes I’m finished

[@mrmemes170]

superman syndrome is just being a good guy

[@IERServer]

? Causing problems and then pretending to solve them just for attention doesn't sound like a good guy to me.

[@SniperOnSunday]

​@@IERServerThat's hero syndrome, not Superman syndrome

[@IERServer]

@@SniperOnSunday oh I mixed them haha

[@IERServer]

Can be self-destructive though, with very bad consequences for the person affected (can easily overload), as well as promoting lazyness and exploitation in others.

[@CiCodiCadno]

As said in the video, it means seeing other people as lacking the ability to perform tasks/make the right decisions. Believing you need to do the task/do good on their behalf, because you don't think they're capable, doesn't make you a good person. It just makes you a person who thinks less of others. If sometimes that complex results in you doing good, then great. But at its core it's about mental and moral superiority over others.

[@Seeyeay]

8n an attempt to be self aware and introspective, can you feel some of these throughout your life. Like a mood

[@Aquapine368]

Can you make “ Every Space Theories Explained. “?

[@thoughtfuldevil6069]

If anyone's wondering, the Jonah complex is named such because in the Bible Jonah is punished for resisting God's commands to rescue a people who have mistreated him, hence the fear of doing one's duty.

[@slowggy]

I am working on my guilt complex

[@nv3363]

I might have a Peter Pan complex not because I’m a narcissist or anything but because I’m autistic, I don’t want to have a lot of responsibility because I am afraid I will mess it all up and I don’t trust myself to remember and even know what I’m supposed to do because of my brain. I can barely remember to feed myself so I don’t think responsibilities and commitments would be a good idea for me. However I do have a job and I’m trying my best. I’m not irresponsible but I can be at times because I won’t know it’s wrong. I like leaving important decisions to other people because I don’t trust myself to make those kind of decisions. Also I have a hard time knowing what would be the best thing to do in the specific scenario. Also as a kid when I would make decisions I would always make everyone mad because I wouldn’t follow social cues, which again is why I don’t trust myself to make important decisions. Anyways Peter Pan complex kinda just sounds like autism to me, specially the frustration part, sounds like overstimulation.

[@adi-tk2tc]

5:50 POV: Every short person ever💀

[@Aaadapro]

I have like 60% of the conplexes described here which is not surprising because my father has displays 70% of the conplexes explained here. The apple does not fall far from the tree

[@Ezekielgray]

Messiah: Ryan Garcia Adonis: Rich Piana Persecution: Alex Jones

[@masterr2800]

Alex Jones was quite literally "persecuted" in court

[@aidanhammer6968]

​@@masterr2800Prosecuted* but agreed.

[@heppelhopv2]

@Arjibi ayoo

[@Cmunic8]

@@masterr2800AJ literally caused himself to lose…either on purpose or because of ignorance

[@filler7149]

​@@Cmunic8no the entire thing was an obvious sham to attack him personally and cause him to lose strong finance so that the onion could buy out infowars so much so that he was able to launch his own lawsuit to because of it "BuT hE hUrT fEeLiNgS" Freedom of speech in the absolute Furthermore if you think theres any air of legitimacy to the lawsuit just remember that companies that have crushed temp workers and burned them alive due to deliberate negligence (mrballen covers alot of them) have to pay 100x less than what Jones did It was 100% a political hit job

[@wyattthacker3679]

Jonah Complex. Story of my life...

[@nuderix5409]

6:06 Homelander

[@Healitnow]

These are very nice videos!

[@emerster656]

8:20 why did that scare the fuck out of me

[@mr.duck1246]

7:09 uh oh I think you found me. I don’t think I actually have this complex but I can definitely relate to a lot of the description of it

[@purplehaze2358]

The reason short people are so angry isn't a Napoleon complex. Clearly, it's just because anger takes up physical space in the body, and less body means more concentrated anger.

[@fearlv1rattata]

Best theory I've heard yet

[@polarivyfairy]

Im in my jonah, guilt and persecution complex era🔥🔥‼️‼️

[@AfaqueAhmed_]

A man with Superman complex and a woman with Cinderella complex would make the perfect relationship .

[@doggycatalan]

Nah, it would be twice as unhealthy.

[@MarkelMathurin]

​@@doggycatalantwo negatives make a positive

[@lightborn9071]

Stable, but not healthy.

[@f8rtunate]

This helped me understand my anxiety is unreasonable

[@NoobLord9001]

4:23 Oh, so it's Ashley Graves

[@schizophreniagaming1187]

Thanks. Now I find them quite simple