Tiktok Thinks Disorders Are ✨QUIRKY✨

Tiktok Thinks Disorders Are "QUIRKY" Today we look at more fake disorder cringe on r/fakedisordercringe. this tiktok faking disorder trend is cringe. These tiktokers use disorders as a quirky trend and it is cringe.
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[@aidzeditzs]

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[@frindjinny6]

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[@PersonwholivesintheInternet]

TikTok

[@everytwodays_jayj]

Tiktok

[@Teddyishappyl]

tiktok

[@VessIGuess]

Tiktok

[@FloatingSmile28]

Depression is like being color blind and hearing everyone tell you how colorful the world is

[@silly.squirrelOwO]

Wha- yes. Now I finally know how to describe it

[@Flowers0603]

You must be good in poetry.

[@ophiacodon0787]

Thats actually a perfect way to describe it

[@kittenthesmol7373]

meanwhile me, reconsidering my entire existence (again):

[@R0TT3N_B0N3S]

Do you mind if I take inspiration of your quite for a poem lol I really liked that.

[@MatsuKiiii]

I have OCD. It’s not all “oH i’M s0 qUiRKY i wOrRY aBoUt lOcKiNG mY cAR do0r” it’s more like “I never apologized to that kid I made fun of in kindergarten” and then you have paralyzing anxiety for an hour and you cry thinking about how you made that person feel and that you’ve hurt them. It’s HELL; not fun like they try to portray it as

[@MatsuKiiii]

This is disgusting

[@starissus]

@Leopard_pawzzwell there are types of OCD so one is kinda like ‘everything has to be a certain way’ type and then there are more. I mean I think that’s what one of the OCD types are- sorry if I got that wrong

[@xxStarlightxx-mo7zg]

I have OCD as well two types actually: the one where you feel horrible about not doing something a long time ago even though its probably forgotten and in the past and the everything has to be exactly perfect or you suck and its not good enough

[@_Heckler]

my mum checks the car door to make sure she locks it but that doesn't mean she had OCD these tiktokers are crazy

[@Reesespieces134]

no because i literally have that where I can’t let go of my past mistakes,, (I don’t think I have OCD but I very well could since I already have ADHD) and it’s not all sunshine and rainbows it’s really annoying and hard to get through everyday, Ik there’s people dying but it sucks

[@KeebeThePlush]

Feels like an insult to people with actual disorders who can’t always get professional help

[@averageuser3067]

​@节奏 zii! It very much is

[@Emotions434]

I agree. I feel so bad for people who have the actual disorder, especially since I have a good friend who has Autism. I feel terrible once my friend finds out this " TikTok disorder " stuff

[@csgolover789]

It is

[@jaylahneal2364]

I dont know why people think that having disorders is a aesthetic? I can only hope that they learn upon how this affects people with actual disorders.

[@Aven_colonthree]

@@EEEEEEEEmmy hey uhm, what’s selective mute? I’ve never heard of that

[@crepe_loaf]

as someone with ADHD, trust me it’s not fun. I actually struggle a lot with my studies because of this, I have to take pills everyday, I get distracted despite knowing I need to get stuff done quickly and feel bad about it later, and my symptoms aren’t even severe. Now image how hard it would be for someone with severe symptoms.

[@XArtificerx]

No offense but i have adhd and i dont need pills, i think i just have a diffrent type but it doesn’t usually affect my life that bad

[@Random-Britishgirl]

Same but I don't take pills I just stay way too hyperactive and zone out like every 5 minutes Fun fact:I zoned out when writing this comment

[@crepe_loaf]

@AAvrigebrit my doctor prescribed pills for me and they helped me a lot and my grades improved, because I finally managed to stay focused in class

[@Aroace_.Agender]

Another person with ADHD! And honestly, I feel you man, i also take pills and get distracted very quickly, it's really sad and awful how people think having a disorder is "cool"

[@Lucario0007]

I think I might have ADHD but I wasn’t diagnosed, I have been diagnosed with autism, I’m honestly not sure if it’s just the autism or something else

[@cherrybombcrewgaming4538]

"If stupidity was a subject, TikTok would be a university." -Someone probably

[@paolarei4418]

LMFAO

[@FayeLawnKrack3d]

And everyone will be top students.

[@Powerfantasyforever]

I think I would flunk out of it tho because I hate short form content

[@SDC-666]

and then all the people who make these would be the top students

[@Drxxonya]

Nah if it was a competition, TikTok would kick all the contestants out and say ‘No professionals allowed’ but then again TikTok probably wouldn’t give a f***ing s**t about it 💀

[@metoevln]

Everyone wants a disorder until they have to suffer with said disorder 💀

[@yesgood-theNoBadarchive]

frrr like im genuinely tired of people fetishizing adhd and anxiety and think 'panic attacks are quirky' no they aren't???? they r actually the worst like what. when tiktokers find out about shit like schizophrenia they r probably gonna be like 'im skittles frenic too💗💞💅' 💀💀💀

[@p3nnyroyalteaaa]

everything is "all fun in games" until you start being self destructive and get medicated

[@ryabirdie3095]

Yeah and the comments are flooding with “as someone with Autism/anxiety..” Why do I get so annoyed when people talk about their problems in comment sections bye

[@ElijahsXbl00d]

It is all cool and quirky until you hallucinate that bugs are crawling on your skin or getting bullied for you tics because they look "too fake" or make you look like an idiot.

[@Animemanist]

@@yesgood-theNoBadarchive Fr 😂

[@XeimyRose]

As a person who actually has disorders , diagnosed by a real doctor, it feels sad when people literally fake having problems that affect your life so much. And they self diagnose to seem "cool"?

[@noobigod1695]

I know right? (btw i have adhd and social communication disorder, what do you have?)

[@your_paralys1sdemon]

@@noobigod1695 i have autism lol

[@Ihateyouyfga]

​@@your_paralys1sdemon me too

[@FluffySnake]

@Aliquet what should Thay of said

[@XeimyRose]

@@noobigod1695 i have anxiety, depression and anger issues i hate them so much

[@PC3inc]

As someone with ADHD I don’t like when people think that having a disability, it’s fun and quirky, it just makes me feel like everybody thinks it’s just a joke

[@EmmaRose-r8m]

Me too I got ADHD and OCD It’s annoying how people pretend to act like they have a disorder When they don’t It makes me feel insulted

[@Luv_krew]

Omg it's so true I have dislecsia and this is still in raging me BC it's just so disrespectful 😢

[@thedragon6769]

me too. i have adhd and anxiety, i cannot live without my meds

[@XArtificerx]

I have ocd, adhd, anger issues, and anxiety like its not really a disability, its just how i am

[@ViolaTheAugluricious313]

I might sound rude when i say this but its spelt Dyslexia, You're welcome! @@Luv_krew

[@Tomboysksksk]

My younger brother just finished 6th grade, and honestly I'm so proud of him. My brother has huge anger issues and doctors told us he was Autistic. He got expelled from 2 schools and was always getting in trouble. He had to go to a special middle school because of the problems he had. As soon as he started 6th grade he was getting bullied which made him just get mad all the time and he got into lots of fights and his anger issues just got worse. But about 3 months ago he started to try. He ignored the bullying, and he just worked hard at school. He still got bullied, but he didn't let that stop him. He got on the honor roll and had all A's. Im so proud that even though he had these problems, even though he was getting bullied so bad teachers couldn't do anything. He still tried. Please don't take disorders and make them "quirky" cause people with them really struggle. Thanks for listening.

[@RankedCactus]

Your brother is inspirational.

[@icyhotxxcrow]

Great job to you brother! He must be proud.

[@randomperson22856]

Good for your little brother! He worked hard to fight his anger issues.

[@charlenot-hd5cz]

Wow, I wish this worked at my school. If only I could ignore people throwing my down the stairs

[@smittersiscool134]

Is your younger brother named Wesley?

[@Idolic_WolfWHI]

As a person with Autism and Anxiety , I don’t think anxiety is “fancy” because when you have an actual panic attack , who tf would say “oh , it’s a little bit fancy”. Anxiety is a real thing that can make you feel really bad! Autism SHOULDN’T be regarded as a quirky aesthetic , bc as well as anxiety , it’s also a very real thing that affects people. As an Autistic person , I can tell you , I DO NOT want to dance with that weird lady! If you’re one of those tiktokers , please either quit your tiktok , or upload normal tiktoks that aren’t about disorders , just STOP….

[@amandapanda5087]

I also have autism and anxiety, and I feel the exact same way as you do about this.

[@vava_magic1117]

I have a question( if you don't mind answering) but what does a panic attack feels like? Do you get a rush of anxiety?

[@GabrielTobing]

Anxiety attacks are bad man, the thoughts running through your head is somethind idk how people can want.

[@Dr.Prof.Med.Kleiner]

I have Autism too

[@mykadiederen3666]

me too dude me too

[@Fishnberg]

At this point, I'm convinced that tiktok itself is a disorder

[@insertunoroginalnamehere6189]

I mean i think addiction is classified as a disorder I'm not sure if it's diagnosable though because I'm an idiot

[@TheNoiseRator]

Damm roasted

[@3y3_weirdo55]

frfr

[@WhoTurnedTheLightsOut]

I agree

[@sammyssandwich]

@RandomBeani TikTok Disorder (TTD) is what it should be called :)))

[@Kat_da_kat]

As a person with ADHD and autism (diagnosed by a professional) some of us do wear bright, colorful, and eye catching clothes because we like to express ourselves. So I don’t think you should straight up insult them, but what I don’t like is when they idolize the disorder, Making it a “quirky” thing. I’m all about self love but come on!

[@Bombs-e9w]

I have autism and ADHD too and I swear to god from the great heavens I’m not lying. Edit: I forgot I had anxiety

[@demihau]

on funeral: priest: - does anyone wants to say anything? voice from crowd: - i’m autistic

[@Kat_da_kat]

@@demihau well you didn’t need to call me out like that 😭

[@forestytofficial]

I haven't got diagnosed as autistic (my therapist said that I most likely have it) but I was professionally diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety. It sucks. I've had so many mental breakdowns and it's horrible

[@Kat_da_kat]

@@forestytofficial yeah it sucks 😭😭😭

[@staa6137]

as person with adhd, anger issues, and other mental illnesses this made me so angered that people are making this look like a cute fun kind of thing to have. They way they made it their whole personality made it EVEN worse. I can just imagine them taking so much time to set up the camera and everything to just do this. I just know that they all self-diagnosed.

[@amandapanda5087]

"Oh, I can't focus in school! I have ADHD!" "I'm so nervous!! Must be anxiety, haha!" I bet that's how they're coming up with this crap. They don't understand what it's really like and this is quite frankly infuriating. How are they getting away with it? Does nobody speak up on behalf of people like us, those of us with mental disorders who can see through their aesthetic, 'quirky' BS? Tiktok is just letting this slide?

[@saoirsecharalambous9607]

⁠@@amandapanda5087yes! It’s so annoying, now I am undiagnosed , but me and my family believe I have ADHD , and good reasons too! My brother is officially diagnosed , so is my dad. We believe it’s genetic and I’m going to get assessed soon. I show many symptoms like my brother has. So when I’m explaining this to my friend she says, ‘ I think I have a little ADHD too, I can’t really focus in lessons’ now I feel it’s unfair to feel annoyed at this since I’m not actually diagnosed. But it does bother me

[@iateyourfather92]

@@amandapanda5087 if you’re only nervous a bit that ain’t anxiety lmao 💀 People will never know, I hate everyone at my school thinking they have anger issues because they rage when someone bullies them. I atleast have a right to think I have them, because I rage WAY TOO MUCH and can’t control it at all (probably came from my dad) and they rage for 4 seconds but the teacher doesn’t care because “they got anger issues”

[@smoothestbrain]

I bet if these people who are self-diagnosed watched like three videos on the disorder longer than two minutes that didn’t use TTS, their delusions would get wiped off the floor. Had a friend who thought they had ADHD but weren’t sure. I found a live presentation from a few years ago and we watched it together, hoping to verify whether or not they had it. Apparently they just had anxiety. Me, on the other hand, let’s say i realized a few things

[@earth-]

That’s like when someone tells me “Oh i feel the urge to crack my neck sometimes” or “Well i twitch sometimes, i must have tics too” like no, that’s not how it works 😭

[@ThatPoly_Freak.]

As someone with diagnosed ADHD and anxiety, not only does it piss me off that people think that these disorders are “quirky”, “cool”, or “cute”, but it just upsets me that people treat it like a trend or a joke. These things are not fun to have, believe me.

[@DaniKewl]

yea like I have ADHD too and like... Why do people say it's "quirky" it's just annoying when people say stuff like that. It's not quirky or cool. It's a fricking disorder. Not a quirk or power. People say it's cool or quirky which is just sad that this is what this world has come to. My ADHD is just super annoying and I wish I didn't have it. They just don't know how it feels and it's super annoying

[@FireFightF16]

Exactly! People actually want stress added on I guess

[@Url0cal_crackhead]

exactly im diagnosed with depression and its fucking sucks and it affects me every day, its not cool and you arent "depressed" just because your mom didnt let you get some mcdonalds. also i am sick and tired of "im gonna kms/go kys!" jokes. they arent funny.

[@VoidDoesVideos]

i have anger issues and A LOT of people slef diagnose with them just cuz they get angry sometimes, i am very insecure about my anger issues and i swear if someone else claims it's a quirk i'm gonna SCREAM

[@NicolasCermak]

I also have ADHD, hyperactive. It's not cool to have, I practically suffer with it in school and it's extremely hard to focus or get myself together. What has this world come to?

[@bloodinsnowx.]

as someone with crippling anxiety, it is NOT fun or a fancy thing to want. like my friend suffers from stuttering, and trust me, she hates it. it's not an aesthetic thing to it actually can ruin your life.

[@Pancake_Catx_Arcade]

Definitely agree… I once had an anxiety attack, my heart rate was high to the point I couldn’t handle my breathing, I was always shaking or sweating, it led to me the point of constantly crying, only getting two hours of sleep due to overthinking, skipping school and not eat anything for almost an entire day because of beating myself Definitely not fun AT ALL… ( P.S i’m ok now but I still do struggle with anxiety sometimes, luckily not bad as the one i’d shown above and i do talk about it to my family )

[@ImdefinitelynotCobaltion]

Agreed 👍

[@samanthadeady457]

Agree with the stuttering

[@jamiethecringequeen]

how is that an aesthetic?? i know like 3 people with a stutter and it's a REAL problem for them

[@Saturn.gachaa]

@@jamiethecringequeenyou’d be surprised by the amount of idiots from tiktok who think it’s aesthetic. It’s honestly concerning. 😕

[@HXRTMANN]

I have ADHD and Schizophrenia Seeing people praise(? these disorders is too stupid. Who the hell would want to have a mental disorder? It is not to classify it as an aesthetic or anything, it is something serious that should not be played with

[@S0raCor3]

Exactly! My friend has doctor diagnosed autism and eating disorder. It causes her to be underweight,pale, and lack of iron, and vitamins!! It's not something to be "quirky" or "coo" with. It's not something to praise it's something to support.

[@HXRTMANN]

@@S0raCor3 FOR REAL A girl from my high school asked me if I saw anime characters because of my schizophrenia

[@Urfavest4r]

@@HXRTMANN “of course I do” nah chat that’s wild r.i.p 💀💀💀

[@ArwenEvans-jc7gk]

As a person who has real disorders I lost so many braincells from these tiktokers. 💀

[@mothinoir_was_here]

Me too, 3:22 is so dumb tho. I'm in that fandom and make these and this makes me die, I would never do this!

[@ArwenEvans-jc7gk]

@@mothinoir_was_here Same! People like this need to get their mental health checked out! Like faking disorders is not cool at all! Tbh ive met a lot of toxic ppl on roblox who have called me weird because I have social anxiety. Then I explained to them why Im saying weird things because I don't understand what to say sometimes but they just roast me! I know that isn't related to the subject in this video but like bruh. It annoys me so much.

[@coral_puff]

I have a friend with agoraphobia, and it's not fancy. He struggles to go grocery shopping with his family because of it. Struggling to do basic human things isn't fancy. I can't believe I'm hearing this from a doctor.

[@_cam-]

I've never heard of that, so I decided to look it up. and I have to say that having that type of fear must be fucking rough to deal with

[@slippythepenguin1561]

@@_cam- what is it?

[@lastchanc3stars]

@@slippythepenguin1561 agoraphobia is an intense fear of becoming stranded in a situation that makes you feel helpless or humiliated.

[@HarryKlein123]

As a person with Deipnophobia I hate being in public places where everyone to see me. I am extremely afraid of eating in public, afraid of people thinking I'm a pig,or greedy, or something like that. You know? I guess I'm just venting but ya.

[@cubebutpro298]

In some extreme cases,you are afraid of going out your house

[@fathammy5955]

As a person diagnosed by a DOCTOR with anger issues and depression this is utterly disgusting. This generation is so ridiculously ignorant. It’s difficult to handle these things and people who capitalize off of it for clout makes me fume.

[@MayhemMoth]

As someone who is a part of Gen z, i can guarantee you we are not all like this and find this behavior gross.

[@vent_here_lovely]

Hey, you okay?❤ I also have depression and I just want to check up on you, make sure you're okay

[@fathammy5955]

@@vent_here_lovely you can always be better 😂. I appreciate you asking though. Are you okay? You seem like the sweetest person.

[@MayhemMoth]

Im sorry. i think i posted my comment in your comments accidentally and did not realize it. Also, i understand what you mean. I struggle with mental health issues to and it's absolutely infuriating when i see people who will never understand just how hard and hurtful it can be using it for attentionion and even further stereotyping it. Especially when many people with mental health issues have to work so hard to cope and appear neurotypical. Hang in there. I know it's not easy, but sometimes, just hanging in there is the best we can do.

[@vent_here_lovely]

@@fathammy5955 I'm doing alright, I hope you have a wonderful day ❤️

[@SUMMER10286]

as someone with mental health issues, it hurts to see people faking a mental illness and thinking its funny and quirky is just disgusting,this is why many people with real disability's and mental illnesses don't get believed by others,these types of people think its a luxury to have a mental disorder but it's not in fact its a curse.thank you Engween for bringing this to people's attention.❤

[@sashanneee]

The day TikTokers stop calling disorders quirky is the day I will be happy haha u thought

[@thedraftingax5963]

Same me too

[@just_sel]

Same

[@lordofducks3430]

The day tiktokers stop is the day I’ll be happy

[@SomeIceGuy]

@@lordofducks3430 the day stop is the day I’ll be happy

[@realnamebutitisnt.6610]

@@SomeIceGuy The day stop is the day I'll. You cant counter something that makes no sense :)

[@quitsogoodbye]

I have a “friend” who fakes having autism 💀 she said it was cool and sudden started having it, and now she uses it as an excuse ☠️☠️ she is the definition of TikTok 🤡

[@silviaconsonni586]

She suddenly started having it! Holy crap, how couldn't I "suddenly stop having it" at 4 years old? Silly me! 😂😂 /proceeds referring to the Simpsons meme with the "Silly me" guy/

[@tentplayz3882]

Stop being friends with her, if she be fakin autism then there's no point bein friends

[@cubebutpro298]

They say you start showing symptoms when you are a kid

[@CraftyF0x809_TheFoxProtector]

im going to tell my brother to stop faking it... he acts like a.. uhm,.................ehem... retard........ IM SORRY!! 😭 i can never get these right, are... uh retard ;-; ....and autism the same 😩 i am so sorry if i got theses wrong i am just a ✨qUrKY✨ little adhd filled freak 🥲

[@quitsogoodbye]

What I meant was she doesn’t actually have it, but she suddenly took an interest in it and suddenly started saying that she was autistic after being mean to autistic people. Like, out of nowhere. You don’t just go from neurotypical to neurodivergent, that’s not how it works.

[@EpicGamerZone-gman]

I SWEAR IF I SEE SOMEONE FAKING DEPRESSION, I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'LL DO BUT I SUFFER FROM IT AND IT'S TERRIBLE.

[@EpicGamerZone-gman]

Yay noone faked it

[@HumanePsycho]

Bruuuuu im suuuuuu emuuuu 🖤🖤🖤💧💧🥀🥀/j

[@HumanePsycho]

Seriously though- I mean I constantly get mocked for having diabetes- DUDE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT DIABETES IN THE FIRST PLACE IT ISNT RELATED TO CANDY OR CALORIES DAMNIT

[@Animeedits_15]

My bestie has depression ❤️

[@kadelrohdri7898]

Literally almost everyone who says they have depression is faking it, have fun.

[@millicentgarciameiring9713]

I will point out that self diagnosing for autism specifically can be the only way to get recognition from medical professionals. When I asked to be tested for autism, one doctor flat out told me I didn’t have it, and another gave me a test aimed at higher support needs autistic than I am. I did extensive research, I’m talking hours upon hours, researched symptoms, looked for REPUTABLE tests and took them (every single time I fell in the highest or second highest bracket), read studies on low support needs autism, looked at how autism presented in children and asked my mom if any of them applied to me, researched how it presents in women compared to men, etc. I then took all of my findings to my doctor and got officially diagnosed. It’s not as simple as finding one symptom and immediately self diagnosing. I don’t care if I get hate for this, but seriously, don’t dismiss all self diagnosed autistic as “faking it” or saying “come back when you’re officially diagnosed”, both of which have happened to me. It’s not as simple as that.

[@Potatolover1775]

I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THIS COMMENT! THE SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME! sadly I am still unofficially diagnosed..

[@Zapdos536]

I was diagnosed with one of these but I’m not disclosing it but this feels utterly insulting and it’s horrible

[@asandwich7162]

I have adhd and i agree with you about the insulting part

[@Zapdos536]

@@asandwich7162 yeah man

[@amandapanda5087]

I have a couple of these disorders, ADHD primarily though. This bothers me to no end. None of these conditions are 'cute' or 'quirky' and seeing what people will make of mental illness for clout... god.

[@Zapdos536]

@@amandapanda5087 yeah it’s insulting to be struggling and yet feel like an idiot because of these people

[@brawlstarsaspirant]

Right? Like wanna see you once you can’t get outta bed being quirky, man. Wanna see you having sensory overloads and being quirky, wanna see you being called a picky eater after you literally can’t munch on the food and being quirky. Wanna see you tiktok dancing after you snapped at someone you loved. IT’S NOT GODDAMN QUIRKY, IT’S A NIGHTMARE

[@_fedmar_]

8:56 Quick sidenote: I interpret the word "fancy" as meaning "complex" and "elaborate". He's not referring to the diagnosis itself, the bit of paper that says you're ill, but the process of getting diagnosed with a mental illness.

[@GrapePop_VR]

As a person with actual anger issues, the person that broke their dragon was a clown. That is not "anger issues" people will really do anything for views these days bruh

[@mothinoir_was_here]

The dragon puppet community does not claim them.

[@BuildCreateExplore]

Exactly

[@AQU4R3LA]

Real lol I have it too

[@S0raCor3]

Yeah I'm not diagnosed but things make me mad so easily and that's not even "anger issues" as someone who has friends with doctor diagnosed anger issues

[@Zeno_vr_the_vr_man]

Same

[@Eve_Murder]

I have been diagnosed with Depression and PTSD- and guess what? It is absolute hell. Not too long ago, I was suicidal and just felt like a worthless piece of garbage on top of crying myself to sleep every night because of it. Not to mention I also have Anxiety. Just simply walking down the hall in front people makes me so worried and self-conscious to the point my heart starts beating so fast and my legs feel like Jello; and seeing people trying to make it out as "cute" & "quirky" is honestly insulting. The fact that people try to fake these Mental Illnesses for attention is insane. They think it's all rainbows and sunshine, but once they actually find out what it's like to have these issues, they won't be smiling anymore.

[@Lampey22]

As someone with OCD, i have never organised anything by color to look a certain way, other than colored pencils. OCD is not about organising and having a symmetry obsession

[@Reesespieces134]

exactly. my mom has OCD and she has to take expensive meds constantly (yes meds are very expensive where I live, like VERY) just to not have intrusive thoughts about bad things(don’t wanna go into detail..) and it’s insulting that people treat it as “oh so funny and cute” …

[@Miss_pookie27]

I don’t have OCD i just REALLY like organized stuff but i never have the energy to clean 😭✋

[@noq3543]

Same here! These intrusive thoughts have nothing to do with symmetry at all

[@FireFightF16]

So glad a disorder which has caused me a great deal of struggle in my life and is a constant source of stress in my life is someone’s fantasy. They must have it so hard being able to function in a relatively normal fashion.

[@_Heckler]

just imagine someone like you who actually has that disorder and doesnt really enjoy it some random tik toker who makes videos talking about how it would be so cool if she had these disorders and it would make her so quirky

[@ImdefinitelynotCobaltion]

Who

[@yogsothoth8389]

5:23 They self-diagnose because they know that if they actually go to a doctor, that doctor will find no disorders whatsoever, and TikTokers could not handle that or allow it.

[@MistyAndTwisty]

Or... Not everyone has the money/time/chance to go to a doctor or just cant find one-

[@Amistake.]

​@MistyAndTwisty that's exactly what I was gonna say

[@noq3543]

​@@Amistake.That's true, but a person truly suffering from an illness probably is not going to act that way and even can be ashamed talking about it without a diagnosis. That's what happened to me

[@KirbyKid9090]

As someone who shows symptoms of anger issues, (idk if I have it) the puppet dragon one is not accurate at all like, I've seen people with anger issues and if they were mad enough to break a piece of paper it would go down differently.

[@Zhipaipai]

As someone who does in fact suffer from a mental disorder I cannot for the life of me figure out why people find them aesthetic and funky. There's a reason those of us who have them SUFFER from them.

[@infinity9555]

Exactly why you don't watch tiktok my friend

[@Yoylecake832]

yeah people are like suffering in their day to day life..

[@planefan737]

some are not suffering

[@Zhipaipai]

@@planefan737 but they don’t have the issues to the extent that those who fake them pretend to have. I have serious depression, so I, logically, suffer more or to a larger extent than someone with a milder diagnosis. I wasn’t talking about those who don’t necessarily suffer from them. But if you look at the mental disorders that people on tiktok fake, they are all incredibly serious. I apologise if my original comment implied that all people suffer, I was merely speaking from my own experience and the experiences of those who are close to me (who have some form of mental disorder).

[@planefan737]

yup

[@Dusky_Strikez]

As someone who was recently diagnosed with C-PTSD, I don’t get why people think disorders are “quirky”, they’re not quirky, some disorders like Tics are painful, the entire alternative personality disorder is not something you should fake either, it doesn’t make you edgy, cool or anything, if your one of the people who think disorders are quirky and UwU aesthetic…walk yourself to a mirrors and look at yourself, what do you see? You wanna know what you see?…what you see on that mirror is someone wearing a clown nose and wig holding a inflatable dog ballon. [also with the PSTD one, I’ve seen people fake it too on tiktok, it’s a shame that people don’t understand that ptsd is not quirky but it hurts to have especially the amount of trauma the person who has the disorder had gone through too :

[@WhispTheFox]

All the people who fake PTSD should experience a true night terror to wake up having a terrible panic attack. Then, once they've been able to recover a few hours later, maybe then they won't think glorifying it is so fun anymore. Really, this applies to all the disorders people try to fake. I wish they would see how dehumanizing and invalidating their videos are.

[@ZiggyonMars]

Exactly. I’m not diagnosed with PTSD, however I think it is a possibility for me, but I will never say I have it unless I get a diagnosis. I think people don’t understand that there are so many disorders that overlap and even if you have many symptoms and shit, it’s probably not what you think it is, there could be numerous explanations.

[@8458]

hi fellow person, i was also disgnosed with C-PTSD back in december it makes me cringe seeing these videos ngl, and ive seen many fake PTSD and crap it’s annoying ngfl i never understood why these people think disorders are all fun and games. well, it is to them until they finally walk into someone’s shoes with actual mental disorder(s) and feel their hecking pain. like this isnt “UwU im super quirky guys omg i have 8473937 disorders🎉🎉🎉” 😭

[@Pissbaby6957]

@WhispTheFox OH MY GOD DOES THAT HAPPEN TO PEOPLE??? if so I feel so horrible for these people (tell me if I sound offensive)

[@sammyssandwich]

some little kid told me to grow up on yt shorts because i was nicely correcting someone elses' grammar, they could be new to english or something so i wanted to help someone. i was like wtf is that emo pfp they have, its dark as hell and it shows some anime girl. i decided to check their videos because they told me to grow up and they were faking ptsd and they were encouraging self harm and making self harm sound quirky and they were making videos to make depression sound quirky and created a video that says "if your suicide attempt succeeded how long ago would we lose you???" like wtf and plus they said that being sexually assualted is quirky cause you get ptsd from it.

[@jack-p9d8n]

i have ADHD and anger issues and it makes it mad that others are turning my imperfections and sufferings into a costume.

[@Potato_Lordvr]

As someone with mental illness, I am pissed off that people joke around this kind of stuff. It is not “quirky”, it sucks, if they actually have disorders, I guarantee they wouldn’t be joking around about it. It is no thing to joke around about, and all those kids that have “depression”, U usually have to have a PROFESSIONAL DIAGNOSIS, like I do. We need to put an end to people saying stuff like depression is cool and quirky. Thank you for reading this, I actually really care about this matter, and it needs to come to an end.

[@orangemoon6009]

I swear, so many people say they have OCD and obviously you can have certain levels of OCD but honestly what some people pretend is them having OCD is insane. Some people with OCD can’t even leave their house because they are constantly washing their hands, making sure the door is locked and or making sure they do the same activity a certain amount of times.

[@Basib00]

wait till they realize thats not what ocd is

[@Fraillittleidiot]

I get sad when I constantly keep losing my lunchbox and once I even lost my backpack, I don’t think I have OCD but as a person with 2 mental illnesses then I can realte

[@Yes_Im_your_mom]

OCD is when you constantly wash your hands, making sure the door is locked is NOT OCD, with someone who has a 3 tailed OCD I can confirm that isn't what OCD is. (There are different types of OCD's but their all similar to the one that I described that I have)

[@Redacted_Theorist]

Yep. Sorry, just cause you gotta break every brick in a Mario level means you have OCD.

[@noq3543]

I have OCD and one of my obsessions is related to sexuality and when it started I couldn't even pee without crying and feeling scared of my own physical sensations and everything that could trigger my intrusive thoughts

[@MiaoNya]

In the medical world, we call this "faking" and exaggeration of symptomatology _Malingering._ While _malingering_ itself is not recognized as any disorder in DSM-5, it is often indicative of other mood & personality disorders.

[@kittymelody-9]

A.K.A. Munchausen.

[@engi_games]

So basically manipulation

[@i_am_strange2387]

5:55 Why tf dose it say “yay”. I have autism and it is not a happy-go-lucky mentality, like I literally can’t eat certain food with vomiting, I can’t understand what everyone around me is trying to say half the time & I can’t be in public for to long without breaking down and crying. It’s not fun, It’s not quirky, it’s just tiring.

[@manga_kit]

bro can't eat food 💀

[@lonelyrblx8078]

@@manga_kit Can you be respectful? This isn’t instagram…

[@Chainsawjoe]

i am not happy go lucky either, i hate everything

[@Fishwolfcrow]

​@@lonelyrblx8078 my friend and I are both suffering from sensory issues and I feel bad for them because they are really picky about food

[@channel2themoon]

life is DEFINITELY not happy go lucky. i get fucking babied by the lousy excuses of “social workers” at my school who think life is all sunshine and rainbows. who sees the quirkiness of that?

[@Calvinmelman]

as someone with depression, this is INCREDIBLY insensative and shouldnt even be allowed on these platforms

[@mothplayzs]

As a person who struggles with Severe Depression and Add and has had multiple eating disorders and have friends who struggle with disorders it pisses me of to no end that people find it "quirky" or "Fun" to fake when it many people struggle everyday with these things and that the people who need help are called liars and fakers because some people thinks its ok to behave this way so it's wonderful that you are bringing light to such a serious issue and pointing out how wrong it is, and we need more people like you thank you again Engween for bringing more awareness to this topic.

[@ElijahsXbl00d]

I have a friend who I think is faking an eating disorder, should I ask them about it or just leave them be?

[@xxprincessandthefrogxx]

@@ElijahsXbl00dask. just make sure they aren’t toxic

[@user-DragonWhiskers]

I know this is slightly off topic, but hello fellow person with professionally diagnosed ADD :D

[@aliteralcabbage]

As one with MDD, Autism and an Anxiety/Paranoia Disorder (diagnosed twice by actual psychologists) I think this trend is insulting. It's irritating to see people make it look "quirky" and "fun" when in reality me and others suffer daily. "oh I love this so much and talk about it daily I must have Autism I feel so different", meanwhile I had a breakdown yesterday cause of the texture of my clothes not feeling right.

[@sierrahale804]

awww :(

[@Pissbaby6957]

I have ODD, ADHD and Anxiety and it's DEFINITELY very hard to work with. I'm SO tired of people thinking its quirky and cute because its NOT

[@violetahormillosa449]

whats a mdd?

[@whydoievenusethissite]

yeah because every autistic person at 8:03 LOVES tons of bright colors that's totally NOT overstimulating /s (i am autistic and these kids are WILD) ALSO EXHIBITING NEURODIVERGENT BEHAVIOR DOES NOT MAKE SOMEONE NEURODIVERGENT FFS!!!

[@AdonaiPVP]

I'm not autistic and I don't have epilepsy or something but looking at that for to long would give me a seizure and stress my ass out ngl

[@mustardcest]

I'm autistic and I LOVE bright colors but I can understand why some other autistics dislike considering its overstimulating.

[@stormyspider7124]

that outfit hurt my eyes

[@corcortinez5361]

I was WAITING for someone to comment on this. I didn't want to say it because I don't have an official diagnosis, but I'm glad someone is able to back me up with how making autism "aStHETiCs" as overstimulating as possible is uncomfortable AND insulting

[@SurnaturalM]

It doesn't make someone interesting either.

[@Valentino_on_pawzz]

As someone with ALOT of disorders this hurts me to see people doing everyone wants to have a disorder till they find the suffering in it

[@loriextraordinary]

As someone with OCD AND AS someone with a cousin with autism, kindly stop using mental disorders as a trend. This is a serious problem many people like members of my family suffer with, and it's not curable.

[@meisankyuu]

i'm always forcing myself to believe they're joking around or just being satire but they genuinely are being serious about this whole fake disorder thing😭

[@EdenTheStranger6025]

My school has some special ed classes, special for kids who are disabled physically and mentally. And..... None of them act like those fake stupid TikTokers bro. I've seen the autistic kids struggling as they learn, whether they try to speak, count and read. Sometimes they could be quite annoying cause they would shout and yell at their special ed teachers and other normal students because they were trying their best to understand the autistic kids, but not because the way they speak sounds like random mumbles. I also see that some autistic kids have the mind of a 7 year old in a 14-17 year old body. It's really bad bro. And one time, I can sometimes see them become really aggressive with other normal students too. They try to hit people and so on. Geez bro. Being autistic is not cool. They struggle and mostly gets bullied a lot. I thank God that He made me as normal like people in my school and in my village 😢

[@EdenTheStranger6025]

@Destiny yea. And that's why it was happening in my school

[@catloveragnes]

@@EdenTheStranger6025it’s neurotypical, not normal! It’s the average, but who’s to say it’s the norm?

[@your_mental_health999]

As a person with really bad anxiety, i hate it when people see my, and others, disorder as something to romanticize. It's a painful thing many of us have to live through. I can't even go out in public without wearing a mask because of my anxiety. This goes for all physical and mental disorders, don't romanticize them and offer a helping hand to those who want it. It really makes a difference (edit): I have made progress, I can wear a mask out in society now.

[@angelinodiaz]

Same off topic and all but I like your pfp courage the cowardly dog is my favorite show

[@your_mental_health999]

@@angelinodiaz Thank you!

[@angelinodiaz]

@@your_mental_health999 Np

[@thereptilebuilder9298]

As someone ACTUALLY DIAGNOSED with aspergurs autism, depression, and anxiety i honestly don’t know what to think that other people WANT them. I’ve almost ended my own life because of getting easily overwhelmed and there are poeple who pretend to have them.

[@B0NEF0X123]

As an autistic person I feel disrespected by people who think it's cool to have a mental disorder, it's just as bad as people who make fun of people with these disorders

[@AlinkoSphinx]

ADHD has basically impacted my life in the most negative way possible and seeing people acting like its quirky or funny makes me mad 💀

[@amandapanda5087]

My ADHD experience was also very negative. It wasn't just about an inability to pay attention or being really fidgety, it was fighting myself internally to get anything done and feeling like I could barely trust myself, like some part of me had turned on me and was purposely sabotaging my previously (mostly) carefree life. I hate seeing this content, it's not cute or quirky or aesthetic. Frankly, it's insulting

[@skywalkersus9797]

Same. It’s the main cause of my poor self esteem. My experience with it is very bad and it’s more than just being creative and fidgety. I would be perfectly happy with myself and my life if I did not have it. In my experience, I was basically given a death sentence.

[@notinuse3872]

Second one “I just got hated crimed and I’m really excited about it” As someone who is openly gay and has been hate crimed and threatened with being jumped and stabbed….it’s not exciting. I don’t wake up and go “Oh my god there is a chance I could be hate crimed today…if i’m not hate crimed today my entire day is ruined” It had quite a big effect on me mentally and even though it still happens I’ve gotten alot better in dealing with it mentally and the police have been really helpful. But yeah HATE CRIME ISN’T EXCITING

[@Someone-i-guess-sbg]

EXACTLY like i have autism call me a liar but i am officially diagnosed with it it i will never call it “QuIrKy OmG i LoVe NoT tHiNkInG tHe SaMe As OtHeRs” 1:14

[@spaghetticataaa]

About the "doctor" at 9:06 um... like... does he know that anxiety is not a disorder? It's a category of disorders, for example, Generalized Anxiety Disorder is a disorder under the category of anxiety disorders. OCD and PTSD are anxiety disorders as well. So why does he then say that "generalized anxiety disorder is fAnCiEr than anxiety disorder" when GAD literally IS an anxiety disorder? Like bruh what- And also, how can you get diagnosed with agoraphobia? That's literally a phobia, you don't need to get diagnosed to know that you have a phobia. I think that he meant social anxiety disorder, which is also called social phobia (I just looked up the name to make sure). Yeah, moral of the story, don't take any advice from people on tiktok for serious issues like mental health or physical health.

[@theweirdest0utliar]

8:00 this color palette counts as sensory overload

[@aletheabrown-ok5fp]

Real

[@noq3543]

That's the last thing a person with any type of illness that cause effects on their senses wants to see

[@el1941]

As somebody who recently got diagnosed with Autism and Mild Intellectual Disabilty (two types of neuro divergence) and also somebody whos had DCD (dyspraxia) their whole life, Sure, Im really happy I finally got my answers to why Ive literally been struggling my whole life with everything, having an IQ of 54 is horrid, its not quirky, I also have mild anger issues, every one of these things has disrupted my life in one way or another. STOP MAKING IT SOUND GOOD.

[@cookieloveskanao]

As someone with medically diagnosed disorders, sometimes these TikTok’s make me deadass wheeze from just how stupid they are

[@StormTE]

As someone who suffers from generalised anxiety, depression and autism, all medically diagnosed by professionals, mind you, this shit just hurts to watch. It’s not the fact that it’s cringe or stupid, it’s the fact that it can make people with real disorders seem like they’re faking for attention or clout. It can easily stop us from getting the accessibility requirements we need to function like others. It’s not funny to fake something that can genuinely make someone struggle throughout simple tasks and day to day life. It takes away the attention for those who need help.

[@The442Cutlass]

:( this is true.

[@the7thslothsin114]

Hey man, an autistic viewer here. I enjoy your videos, and I would like you explain something real quick. 6:05, the reason where the rainbow infinity symbol is used as a symbol for ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder), is because the rainbow coloring is referencing the visible wavelengths on the electromagnetic spectrum, aka: colors. This is to represent that autism is a spectrum disorder (as mentioned in the name), meaning that people have different experiences with the condition. The coloring is bringing light to these people who have different experiences with the condition. I personally don’t know why a infinity symbol is used, but I believe it’s also referencing that autism is a spectrum. Just wanted to share that with you, have a good day. 👋 -♾️

[@rosykindbunny1313]

I actually didn't know that. I thought it was some weird "All autistic people are gay" thing, but this makes a lot more sense.

[@keroppib4ptista]

I thought it was puzzle pieces bc that’s what’s in my collar thing

[@icebreakerharmony]

@@keroppib4ptista The puzzle piece has been used to portray autistic people as puzzles with pieces missing. This insinuates autistic people are incomplete - inherently deficient, flawed, 'less than', and in need of completion, fixing or cure.

[@solostrings4056]

Having conversations with yourself is not just not a sign of a disorder, it’s a sign of good mental health.

[@RankedCactus]

Exactly

[@divine555]

​@@RankedCactus it's really not healthy at all lol

[@noface-wolf3839]

thank you, i worried that if i should go see a doctor ❤ (/j)

[@HeathRat]

I DONT HAVE A HEAD VOICE SO I CANNOT DO THAT

[@Rangadus]

I don’t have full conversations with myself but I more often than not, I talk out loud to my own mind for around 30secs.

[@Imalime-lj2to]

As someone who is actually autistic and Is diagnosed by a doctor. Autism is not a quirky thing to have- people with autism are people too. We aren’t ‘special’ or ‘quirky’ 😭

[@imsuper.thanksforasking]

3:32 i legit said "thats not how anger issues work.."

[@Porky2007.]

As a autistic person myself, what the hell man, I guess TikTok thinks anything is trendy and quirky now a days. I hate TikTok so goddamn much!

[@anotparticularlynotableguy]

As an autistic person I got extremely overstiumulated by the clip at 8:20

[@donutsareyummeh]

i got a fucking headache from that

[@Royal_the_femboi]

Not gonna self diagnose because I have no fucking idea, but I’ve been told by other people that I *might* be on the autism scale…And as amazing as that outfit is, it makes me want to start crying because my senses are literally going crazy. (I do have diagnose sensory issues though.)

[@TokoFukawa8]

I'm autistic and it is NOT colorful. When people talk I hear it as gibberish, I don't understand most things people tell me, I don't get social stuff, I can't handle bright lights/loud noises, and more. It's horrible.

[@DoraThewhora-fq4wf]

As someone with actual anger issues and anxiety this is ridiculous 🙄

[@trp1x4l17]

Man I really hate people who act like this. Taking mental disorders and making it their whole personality. As someone with autism, I struggle so much just to not be defined by my autism, to not be constantly infantilized and treated like a toddler even if I act like a completely functional person. It absolutely sickens me that people view this treatment as aesthetic. (Just another reason why tiktok should be banned❗💯🔥 🗣)

[@F̈̇̃a]

TikTok shouldn't be banned because it's basically the dumpster where all the stupid stuff goes, if it gets banned we're probably gonna be seeing this shi on KZbin

[@wisteria8155]

Gosh darn it. People who think anger issues are quirky make me sick. Anger issues makes you hurt yourself and others. For me, the only way to flush the anger away for a small amount of time is to crush something, like a fidget toy. It's really not just mildly moving your wrist so something that is so fragile that could break if the wind blew near it.

[@AndromedaCo-fo3ei]

I lost my closest freind when I was young, due to anger issues.

[@Ukrainian_noob_13]

3:34 bro, I have actual anger issues. Like I be crashing out on lightest of things and there she is waving her hand and calling it “AnGEr IssUES”

[@Hannah-w1p]

I also las out a lot at times for stuff like that but I can’t confirm me having anger issues :p

[@cl4sp]

Even if I don’t have any mental disorders, I still pity for those who actually have them but because tiktok made them a ‘quirk’ they got called out for ‘faking’

[@kmm2-whjyt2secondsago.10]

1:32 Bro whipped out two roasts in one sentence😭😭😭 "you think you can fool your TikToke- oh wait, no you can fool your viewers, they're pretty dense"

[@aroundtheworldgirl4431]

As someone who has a diagnosed mental illness, I’m not against “self-diagnosing” sort of. Hell, before I got my diagnosis at 20, I sort of self diagnosed. The reason I did that is because when you go almost ten years of your life with no answers and you are seeing things and believing wild things, but you have no label you feel crazy. I wasn’t able to get a diagnosis as a teenager because my mom was emotionally abusive and the times that I did bring up getting help she didn’t believe me. So, when I would spend months depressed and it felt like it would never end and then my mood would shift and I would start seeing shadow men in the corner of my room, I googled for hours on end what could possibly be happening to me and finally landed on bipolar. This wasn’t just a one time google search and I was done. No, this was years of feeling like something was wrong and I would search in the moment to no answers then something else would happen and I would search again. Also, I believe that if someone goes down the self diagnosis path that they are not allowed to tell others that that’s what they have. I am no way saying that what these tiktokers do is right, but I’m not against self diagnosing in the aspect of researching more and then bring these concerns to a doctor when you are safely able to. For me, that wasn’t until I was 20 and at a breaking point. It landed me in a mental hospital and there I was diagnosed with bipolar 1. It was a relief in a since. I was sad that I had this lifelong disorder, but at least I had a name now for what was going on and I was finally going to receive treatment.

[@willywompa9663]

self diagnosing is most peoples first step to getting help. when i was young, i thought i had schizophrenia or bipolar because i had auditory/physical hallucinations and massive episodes where i just acted like a nutjob. my current diagnosis is in fact bipolar, although it’s debatable whether its a correct diagnosis considering i have a history of trauma. aka it could be borderline. or both as a comorbity. while self diagnosing can be harmful, its fine to just say “hey, theres something wrong with me and i need help”

[@DumbSar]

as a person with audhd, anxiety, and depression, which is also deaf, these people are disgusting. They think i’m faking cuz i have 5 disabilities but they r fr faking? Autism isn’t just “uwu!! funny!! wait i’m stimming hold up!!” it’s so much more than that anxiety isn’t “…uwu… hi.. i-i’m s-shy” like stfu btw self diagnosis is valid as long as it isn’t personality disorders or debilitating disorders OR physical disorders like scoliosis or sm shit

[@StoryTheSilly]

The fact that this is real is just.. Wow I have a disorder that I get made fun of for every single day, yet people are all "oh im so quirky uwu" or some shat is just.. WHY Edit: also, some kid on Discord told me i was faking it and to kill myself. I've genuinely been traumatized. Im trying so hard not to. Im sorry

[@kristi7509]

Bro I hope your doing okay. If its genuinely something you struggle with you should never have to feel bad abt it.

[@aliteralcabbage]

I hope you're doing better. It sucks when people fake it for clout and say they're quirky. I'm genuinely sorry for you being made fun of, suffering with something that's a struggle is hard and I wish everything with the best for you going forth.

[@amandapanda5087]

I'm so sorry. You don't deserve any of that. I hope things get better for you! And you shouldn't have to apologize, you have nothing to be sorry about. It's not your fault some people are just massive a-holes.

[@Mhaisfeces]

I hate it when people go through stuff like this for something they can’t even control, but just please stand up for yourself the next time or get a friend to do it also make sure to tell your family members or friends about what happened, I’m highly sure they wouldn’t wanna see you go too soon

[@ElijahsXbl00d]

I'm sorry you got fakeclaimed. It honestly sucks so much.

[@Unverified_User]

as somebody who has suspicions that i might be neurodivergent and stuff but cant get diagnosed because my parents think that it would do nothing to help me, i wouldnt just start making videos wearing super bright colors and stuff like that. i cant even handle having any kind of makeup on because it really bothers me

[@_starr_]

Everybody thinks people with disorders and disabilities are cute and quirky but once they have a episode they think they are weird and stupid

[@styxxalembers]

Just a reminder on how they consider autism to be some sort of colorful, pure thing, but sometimes people with autism can literally be over stimulated by color. :)

[@vitya00kr4]

09:01 i thought he was talking about the price.. wasn’t ready for that.

[@Ijustreallylikeowlhouse]

As someone with multiple metal disorders, I often find it frustrating when people tell me that my autism(one of the many disorders I have) is a superpower. No it’s more like a bunch of super weaknesses. Certain textures trigger me, especially in clothing. Imagine you have to wear an itchy wool sweater for a family picture, now amp that itchiness to eleven and pretend the sweater is made of sandpaper. Neurotypical people may be able to wear an itchy sweater for a few hours, but my brain makes it physically impossible to function when I’m over stimulated. My ADHD (combined ADHD) makes it hard to focus and makes me hyperactive, I’ve been called names, and it gets physically painful to not release all of the energy. And sometimes I can’t physically function. I am really intelligent, but I have been called stupid because I often cannot complete assignments or ramble off topic. OCD is something that is really difficult to live with. Getting irrationally stressed when something is not “perfect” isn’t the only thing that makes OCD hard to deal with. Sometimes I wash my hands until they are raw, I’m not germaphobic, it’s just my OCD. It also often makes me feel like I need to do things in intervals. Like whenever I Walt through a door, I turn the handle four times, I don’t physically have to, it’s just something that won’t stop. And when people say “oh, I’m depressed too, my package didn’t arrive on time for Christmas to give to my friends!” NO, you are not depressed, you are mildly inconvenienced, maybe even a little upset. And there is a difference between being depressed, and HAVING DEPRESSION, being depressed can last for maybe even a week. But having depression, is something that lasts for years, it doesn’t just stop. It’s crippling, I don’t let myself eat. But the only thing that is worse than people faking these disorders, or romanticizing them, it denying their existence. Denying the pain and suffering that these things cause. They are really hard to live with, and add so many more roadblocks to life. And it gets worse, when people make fun of that. (These aren’t even all of them, my hands hurt from typing, and I feel like I got my point across good enough.)

[@ThePenguinMan]

yo a metal disorder is called an iron deficiency

[@Ijustreallylikeowlhouse]

lol typo.@@ThePenguinMan

[@Ijustreallylikeowlhouse]

I mean, I got that too. So I guess I have a metal disorder.

[@KiwiTheKuber]

This is actually true though with ADHD, I’m pretty sure I have it, but I haven’t gotten diagnosed yet, still working on it, same with autism 😕

[@TheActuallyRealPurpleGuy]

as a fellow child professionally diagnosed with autism + adhd, faking disorders should be criminal, tbh.

[@r3em0]

"The animatronics do get a bit ✨ QUIRKY ✨ at night"

[@HeathRat]

Oh cmon... Fnaf doesn't need this crap.

[@lirielgeist2569]

You my friend, are a person of culture

[@CranberryCake]

Everyone that genuinely has these disorders (myself included) would do literally anything to live a normal life. I will never understand people "wanting" to have these. It's disgusting

[@Justanavarageautistic]

As a person that has autism and adhd, they definitely are not quirky. But I hate when someone refers to them as disorders, as if something is wrong with my brain. Autism and adhd are differences in the way people think, and the way their brain functions. Doesnt mean its a disorder.

[@vinegar.thesupremepreppy]

I also have those. Most of the time, I CAN’T EVEN SLEEP

[@ayangul7194]

I have epilepsy sorry if it's irrelevant

[@autibm]

hate to break it to you but uh...something IS wrong with your brain if you have autism and adhd. it is a disorder, it is a disability. yea, autism and adhd are differences in the way people think but they are still disorders. even in their actual names theyre called disorders. like ASD, autism spectrum DISORDER. ADHD, attention defiect hyperactivity DISORDER. its not like someone calling your autism a disorder is a really, REALLY rude insult. its only the literal truth. oh and autism is a NEUREODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER. NEUREO BASICALLY MEANS PART/PARTS OF YOUR BRAIN. anyway, this reminds me of that one goofy line dhar man always adds in every autism video he makes. that line is "its not a disability, its a different ability." which is again, completely wrong. autism is a disability, it *affects* how we learn and interact with people. it is not some very cool superpower to have. i know that for a fact cause i have it myself but that doesnt really matter here. anyway, im just gonna shorten what i just said. *autism and adhd are in fact disorders. its not an insult, only the truth.* hope this helps 😊

[@Ashiixz]

THANK YOU

[@joshgamer1012]

This doesn't have to do with the comment but who is that on your pfp, why do I see that character everywhere

[@MaryDoezAnything]

As a person that is autistic it isn't a "uWu skibidi QUiRkY!~" it is a disorder that sometimes can be serious and all disorders are serious too!

[@Ella-bg2ve]

Love it that they brand disorders as quirky, yet bully people who actually have these disorders. I have autism and I say the wrong things all the time, and people get really offended despite them knowing I have autism. These are the same people who fetishise these disorders.

[@frendlybunny]

how the hell do you fetishise a disorder.

[@Hollow0_0]

The thing I absolutely despise is people self diagnosing them as special needs and then acting like it's "fun" or as you say "quirky". As a person with Autism and ADHD, I constantly feel like I'm suffering since I can be tired but also have the need to constantly move. These people should stop

[@my_toaster_talks]

0:33 my disorder is not your aesthetic.

[@1EmuFan]

At least they didnt use the puzzle piece

[@GyroTheZeppelin]

@@1EmuFan 💀

[@isabella4091]

​@@1EmuFan 💀💀

[@kitty4evrr]

PREACH

[@T0AST1j]

@@1EmuFan💀💀💀

[@SurnaturalM]

They think it makes up for the lack of personality. It's easier to pretend to have some disorders than to take the time and effort to build yourself a personality. That's why it's popular. They even have all these little symbols because they need to be quirky and special. Would I have a disorder, I wouldn't disclose it to strangers on the Internet. "As someone who has such and such..." no way you saw a professional. Even more, many of these weren't diagnosed before 25 30 years old. Before that, it's called being a teenager.

[@domi-no1826]

4:35 that makeup is a disorder

[@entrapta.exe_]

Shitty Makeup Syndrome

[@gooopppp]

Complete Violation

[@acoolkidha]

Nah thats wild as hell, but true

[@somecatlady22]

7:50 just stresses me out. i hate it.

[@StarloInTheStars]

As somebody who has suspicions that I have a certain disorder that I’ve been learning about, I would never go around and tell people I have it. I mean, if you don’t actually know, you shouldn’t just jump to conclusions And even with a disorder I know I have, like adhd I wouldn’t go around flexing my disorder. You ain’t gonna catch my going around saying “yes bow before me because of the reason I have no friends. Be jealous, I’m quirky.”

[@amanwhodoesthings]

having disorders is not fun all of them suck to live with, its not like 'YEAH, I CANT PAY ATTENTION OR FOLLOW ORDERS, SING THE SPECTRUM SONG WITH ME KIDS, WOOOHOOO'

[@amaricancrab3046]

6:10 i think the reason that people with autism are asosiated with rainbow is becease they prefer it when things are colour coded out off all the autistic people ive met MOST off them colour code thier pencils so they are orginised

[@AdonaiPVP]

Nah it's because autism is a spectrum like how light is a spectrum and on the spectrum visible light is shown as a rainbow so the rainbow represents a spectrum like how autism is one

[@JunoGaylord]

7:45 in some cases having conversations with yourself could be a symptom of ADHD however she probably didn't mean that

[@WoundPxnetration]

Nope, talking to yourself is just a form of escapism or coping mechanism to being lonely or bored, if someone talks to themselves that doesnt necessarily mean they have ADHD

[@JunoGaylord]

@@WoundPxnetration yeah, talking to yourself isn't necessarily ADHD however ADHD can make you talk to yourself and like I said she probably didn't talk about that

[@LoganPrimm]

I talk to myself and I have ADHD but I pretty sure it's just a normal thing

[@MAAG_OFFICIAL]

As someone who has confirmed ADHD (known since I was like 2-3) and possible autism (I have suspected it but haven’t gotten diagnosed because my parents keep telling me im “too smart to be autistic” so I never got tested), these make me sick to my stomach because it feels so disrespectful. With characters in my Fnaf AU with things like these, I try to do proper research so im not misrepresenting them

[@Riseofhistiry]

You can still be smart and autistic. Take. From me.

[@Crimson_Dragons879]

As Someone with Autisim and Social Anxiety myself i find these sort of people rude, not funny and Really immature it's not cool or an astetic to have a disorder It can be a real struggle and people need to realise that

[@Chibi_Mercury]

as someone who, today, found out she has been diagnosed with high functioning autism, even though i can live normally in some ways, it does not feel like rainbows. not being good in social situations has made my short adult life hard

[@amandapanda5087]

I feel that. I have autism (not bad, high functioning) but it mainly affects me socially, and I've repeatedly wished I could be better in social situations because I'm the farthest thing from outgoing you can imagine

[@Chibi_Mercury]

@@amandapanda5087 i use to be too outgoing. now im so non-outgoing that its detrimental

[@ElijahsXbl00d]

I have mid-support needs autism and it impacts my social life, even life at all. It is sickening to see people claiming they have disorders when they maybe have 2 syntoms (I can't spell lol sorry)

[@namelessrando]

2:01 as an autistic person i do get why the person in the tiktok said they were excited. people who hate crime want the person their targeting to be sad. they want us to get angry so they can confirm that we are all of the bad things that they say about us. that's why its better to just look at it in an enthusiastic way. if were gonna get yelled at on the street just for existing we might as well yell back. anyways i dont like the idea that anyone who makes tiktoks about their disorders are doing it for attention. a lot of the tiktoks i saw in this video where just people having fun. its like people expect us to only talk about our disorders in a negative light, like you cant make any type of tiktoks that are about you having fun being who you are. anyways the video was still pretty good despite the criticism its just a thought ive been having for a bit now.

[@weird_Kid4573]

4:08 oh yea the inability to focus on homework really ryels me up☠️☠️☠️

[@Hatsuyuki.404]

As a person with ADHD, depression, and severe anger issues diagnosed by professional therapy. Wtf :3 We don't act crazy like that. We don't act like we need high level mental hospital 👁️👅👁️