Don't wanna assume, but I think most people with disabilities, be it mental or physical, don't want pity or sorrow from people, but just understanding that they are different, but have as much rights as normal people. At least, that's how I feel :)
Aidid Rashed Efat, Tourette’s is NOT psychiatric disorder or disease. I have Tourette’s and we are NOT crazy, we just physically CANNOT control what comes out of our mouths. Yes it is hard yes I have depression because of it but I try to live as much of a normal life as I can
This video is about neurological conditions, not psychiatry. Psychiatrists also aren’t there to patiently listen to all of your life problems, that’s a psychologist or therapist. A neurologist would be the one treating the neurological condition, and depending on how severe or how well understood the disease and treatments for the disease are, a psychiatrist may be suggested for medication to manage symptoms of the neurological condition. They’re doctors, though, not therapists, and are there to diagnose and treat psychiatric conditions, not give you life advice generally.
I don’t like to tell people I have Tourette’s syndrome, because I feel like it’s more accurate to say I have a TIC, and can’t control rolling my eyes. Plus, people kind of make fun of people with Tourette’s like “oh, so you curse people out all the time?” It’s not just yelling curse words, it’s an uncontrollable action.
Oh god its the worst. My dad used to yell at me for rolling .my eyes when he was talking. He didnt understand or believe that it was something i couldnt control
“His mother thought it was a good idea to bring him to South Africa, where he thought the sprit of his Mom was showing him Hell”. Is South Africa really that bad?
Interestingly when I dream 😴 and am aware of it (which happens all the time nowadays) I never seem to know where I’m currently sleeping though I’ve been sleeping in the same place for a long time now.
I don’t like criticizing people but that depiction of mental hospitals at 3:00 is so stereotypical. Actually, if you walk into a mental hospital, you’ll be surprised at how normal many of the people are. They’re PEOPLE. Nothing like what you see on TV. The stigma of mentally ill people hurts them AS MUCH as their own mental disorder. Also they got the name on #1 wrong. It’s called anterograde amnesia. Retrograde is the opposite. Otherwise, good video and thank you.
Good catch! He got the interchangeability of Capgras and Impostor Syndrome wrong too (Capgras Syndrome = Imposter Delusion; Imposter Syndrome is something else completely).
people seem to have a stigma with mental illness in general. They seem to think that if your not completly crazy like how we think of people in mental hospitals then you actually don't have a mental illness and your making it up or overexagerating your problems.
@@andrews9695 Well siad... It's actually the top 1-4 (depending on county and sometimes even region) reason that men don't seem help. Not quite as high in women but still up there.
Just because that's how human life is now, doesn't mean that's the only way it can be. We've collectively created the world as it is, that means we have the power to change it into something better. No rose colored glasses, just the truth. We don't live in caves & hunt mammoth anymore, we don't live in huts & plow our fields by hand, we've overthrown dictators, reclaimed "ruined" land, we've gone to the moon & will go to mars soon. Change your mind & your life will change, change your life & the world will change. Any change, any meaning starts inside individuals, not governments or groups of any kind. We can't fix anything quickly - real change takes time - but we can make things better, step by step, moment by moment.
green bird retweet. i hate seeing comments like that, it’s not funny at all. these people have problems they cannot control. life can be controlled and those people who are able to control their life are blessed.
@@leeannbrookes6912 : I never intended to be funny, so... yeah, I'm glad it's not funny. I have a fatal genetic sleep disorder; every day I live w/ that & other problems I can't control. Ryan Hoover said he feels stuck in an eternal meaningless moment - I know how that feels & was trying to help. Individually & collectively, we need to learn what our limits are, AND we need to know there's a lot we can change for the better. We're never quite as helpless as we sometimes feel.
green bird I wasn’t talking about you, I was talking about the guy we responded to. I was saying I agree with your comment that you can change life, but I’m sorry about your sleeping disorder.
I have Tourette's Syndrome and yes I have the severity that everyone is used to seeing on the news but most TS sufferers don't curse (only about 10% of people with Tourette's curse) and can pretty much control most aspects of their life without the tics impeding on them. If you happen to see someone with this condition or any condition for that matter please don't laugh, point, take videos/pictures, make rude comments, etc. it hurts and is rude. I have had adults come up to me and say that the devil is in me and have to get an exorcism. PLEASE do not make fun of people. Have a nice day! Edit: I also have this pretty crazy tic where I go completely paralyzed form the neck down. Also, read what I wrote especially the exorcism bit and realize that I am only 13...
With Tourette’s syndrome a lot of people think that motor tics can’t be that bad, but in truth it can be quite bad. Especially having a tic were you hit yourself, from experience it hurts quite a bit and can leave bruises.
I had one which i’m really glad didn’t last that that long but I’d basically kinda strangle myself it usually didn’t last for that long like 5-10 seconds which i’m rly thankful for
I’m hi man I have had turrets for about 3 years now and I other than suffering from one of the severe cases that f coprolalia in Australia I have a tick where I bang my head on walls nd have been coccus red twice I feel you bro the struggle is real
There is a hole in a metal locker in my school bc someone kept kicking and punching it. Can you guess who now has sprained fingers and wrist, the one who was punching it, and the one who has extremely Tourette's? I also have a motor tic where I go paralyzed from the neck down so I get the "motor tics can't be that bad" speech.
I have something called “Dyesthesia”. It is very rare. I have a medium rank of it. Whenever I lay down, I get sensations of bugs under my skin, along with fire, and water.
I can relate to the bug thing, even when I check the mattress and around for anything and make sure it’s always clean I just feel like there are always bugs everywhere?? But I’m not sure if I have what you’re talking about tho
I have Tourette's Syndrome. It is literally a pain in the neck. (I have a tic where I violently swing my head.) I've actually twisted a disc in my neck before. It's concerning. •_•
@@dr.strange8504 It isn't offensive to ask. If I'm not taking medicine, I have the tic every few seconds. When I take medicine, I only have in on occasion in the afternoon. The only problem with medication is the side effects. I've had this specific tic for about two years now.
I’ve had capgras, its so scary. They diagnosed it as anxiety and i was around middle school aged and couldn’t express it, so I’ve never been formally diagnosed. But I know I had it. I wouldn’t even eat because I though my family were imposters trying to hurt me. I can’t explain it, nobody understood. It’s weird to think there’s other people like me.
I read the book and he did it but not really. By that I mean that the guy basicly could only focus on one thing. So for example he couldn't reconise the face's of people because he could only see one eye, then the other then the nose etc. The interesting part was that if a person had a marking feature (like a unique scar) he could reconize them. Also he was a musique teacher and could still teach and go through life semi normally the only problem was that if something distracted him (like the door knocking) he would forget where he is and do nothing. Overall 10/10 book and every one should read it.
One of the worst things with having Tourettes is no one knows anything about it. Even my doctor and psychologists have been sceptical about whether I even have it. But they know nothing about it, and think all of us go around swearing and kicking all the time. We are struggling so hard to keep the tics in, and then health professionals question us because they don't see/notice any ticks while in a conversation with us!:'(
Pizza I really love that your talking about it and explaining about it in a way people can understand I have a form of Tourette’s it’s only the movement part and it’s not spelled tick it’s spelled tic, tick is the bug tic is the mental disorder
Ive had a lot of people and doctors, even, tell me that i can get rid of my tics by just not thinking about them. And they dont understand that i can hold my tics in but it makes me very uncomfortable and makes me more likely to have a tic attack when im in a safe place. Also they dont believe in tics that are not visable to others (like tongue tics)
Only 10% of people with tourrettes have the cursing tics. Also, some people with tourettes go totally paralyzed. It's pretty crazy. When I was younger, my dog used to go behind the tree to pee and he'd be well hidden. When he came back out, I believed that it was another dog and he wouldn't come back until the next time he went behind the tree and come back.
@@565656gooner Congratulations, you do not have that disorder. But also, you have a lack of understanding of how the brain works. It's literally the impostor syndrome from the video, more common in children and women.
With Tourette syndrome I would like to clear up the misconception that every one of them get swearing tics this fact is very much incorrect it is a very rare aspect of it that only 10% of the world have it
I used to think my grandmother was a fake, and was constantly being replaced by another imposter, I would think the smallest change meant she was a completly different person, I was isolated only being with her so I hardly mentioned it, I only occasionally lowkey mentioned something here and there.
What I don't really grasp is that if you logicaly can reason that that can not POSSIBLY be the case. Why do you still think it? Your logic should overcome your feelings.
MaDrung I don’t think logic matters when it comes to mental shit like that, I could imagine that if he believed in the supernatural or aliens it would make it increasingly difficult to dismiss the feelings.
When I was roughly 8 to 11 years old I thought my mother turned into a witch whenever she left the living room and went into the kitchen. It seemed quite normal ! Then, when I was about 11 I felt afraid of her doing this and felt very alone. Obviously I got to my mid teens and it went away completely but for a few years I had a mother/witch scenario going on that did affect my young life quite a bit. God knows what that was all about.
the same thing happened to my buddy but since we lived in Mali he was eaten by a lyon. you guys are lucky to have such stable lives you can do this with no consequence
I have pure-O OCD with violent thoughts. And it’s literally the worst when it hits hardest. Apparently after I recovered (i also ended up in the mental hospital because I ended up hurting myself with a rock) I have apparently changed personality to a more hardened and even very harsh individual. But after I have been through that hell I appreciate life even more and I’m glad living because a very big amount of people who get that diagnosis apparently commits suicide. So yay life. Live it when you have it because you can have bad periods sometimes where you don’t like your current life and end up hurting yourself. Just be happy living because life is the biggest thing you have and you gotta appreciate it.
Runrocks 26 thanks for sharing. I have OCD too. I have kinda a wild case, called scrupulosity. It is where I get really paranoid and worried about god and hell etc. It got so bad I didn’t eat or drink for a few days and also ended up in the hospital. But you are right, when things get bad they eventually get better and now I have a whole new look on life.
@@jameskissane1209 Hey, I had scrupulousity too, it's not so bad at the minute but I have the cleaning sub type of OCD too. Would you like to talk some time?
Bellexy I don't think it's strange. I mean, I'm not allowed to have any medical jobs, but that didn't stop me from falling in love with Epidemiology and Psychology when I was 8.
@@dragonslayer6912 Yes, mentally ill people should be feared instead of helped even though most if not all of these only affect the people themselves, not you.
My uncle is a leading expert on BIID (I believe he coined the term) so I've heard a bit about it from him. It's always interesting to hear see videos and other people discuss it as people who have read about it. Usually it's people who get really mad and not understanding that it's an actual mental disease, so it was nice/interesting hearing it discussed respectfully and treated as an actual illness.
akhil adulapuram left handed people are under the control of Satan. They are 100% more likely to become a serial killer and or a corrupt dictator that will commit genocide on upwards of 1,000,000 human lives.
BIID isn’t necessarily about amputation-it’s any type of desire or feeling that they should be disabled. Some people with it feel they should be paralyzed or have gastric, lung, neurological, etc. disorders too. And it isn’t that the limb or organ is alien or anything-that’s a totally separate form of dissociative or depersonalization disorder-it’s that they feel dysphoria surrounding being able bodied. They know their body parts belong to them. I don’t have this, though it’s been talked about a lot in my disability groups because of a woman who went viral last year (and was grossly referred to as “trans-abled”.) But I do have recurrent amnesia from my dissociative disorder. I don’t remember much of my life before high school and I’m working in therapy to coax other dissociated identity states in my body to help me piece my past together.
Woah, Lucas, I was gonna leave a random comment but I feel like I should post it here. I'm a trans man, and after watching this video I feel like I might have BIID too? Like, I've wanted to be amputated below the knee myself. Not that I would go so far as to do it myself, but I've thought about scenarios about extreme car accidents where they say 'we can save the leg!' and I beg them not to. But maybe its also logic that I would rather be amputated than have a bum leg to drag around? Or maybe it's an intense desire to be a pirate with a peg leg, who the fuck knows. Best of luck with your therapy, if you have any I-don't-know-you-but-heres-what-I-know tips for me, that would be cool.
kamackmac Definitely! First, I’m trans too. Kinda. My dissociative disorder makes it weird because I’m not exactly the original identity in my body. So I don’t identify as trans since I haven’t always been the core, but I’ve always been male. But I’m transitioning the body so I AM trans. Anyway. So BIID, just like my DID, is unfortunately heavily stigmatized. And demonized. And doubted. But know that your feelings ARE real, and they’re not intentional. There’s a reason you feel like this and it’s not choice. First off remember that gender dysphoria and body integrity disorders are not related. Don’t feel like you have to question or doubt why you’re trans because you don’t. BIID can have a lot of causes. Brain damage is one, but trauma, childhood illness, an ill person close to your life, dissociative disorders, and thought disorders can all be causes too. Have you always felt this way, or did it happen at a certain point in your life? Does anything alleviate your feelings? Both things you should be thinking about. Also think if you can figure out a reason why. There’s NO bad reason-this isn’t in your control. Sometimes it takes a long time in therapy to figure it out but it’s never too early to start exploring it. Do you feel like you don’t get attention or care, or didn’t as a child? Is there something being disabled would do for you? Has someone else influenced your feelings? Sometimes though those reasons don’t apply-it just feels right to be disabled and not because you gain or lose anything from it. I’d encourage you to talk to someone you trust. But be careful of the language you use. When I told my first therapist about my voices, which turned out to be my alters talking and not hallucinations, I didn’t think about that and just blurted out THERES VOICES IN MY HEAD. Not ideal. I would avoid using desire language-don’t say you WANT to be disabled or lose a limb. Say you feel like you should be disabled, and lead into the details with that. Wanting indicates intention to feel that way and you didn’t choose this. Sometimes treatment can involve simulating the disability in private while you work out how to move past it. You may be encouraged to use a wheelchair at home. You should never hurt yourself-if you think you’re going to, and you’re in the US, you can text 741-741 and they’ll talk you through it. You’re also going to spend some time seeing what other issues may be involved here-you may have a mild thought disorder or be dealing with cognitive distortions. There’s a list of disordered thinking types I got from my trauma therapist that I can share with you if you want to see if any sound like something you deal with. My trauma and dissociation have made me really prone to disordered thinking. I can also send you some info on dissociation, since sometimes BIID comes with/from dissociative tendencies. Does any of that help?
Hugo Thank you! We’re piecing it together bit by bit and making a book of what we learn so I can remind myself independently every day. It’s really hard going through a day and not remembering any of it. I didn’t remember watching this video or commenting until I saw I had notifications and I still don’t remember typing any of my original comment. I couldn’t pick my parents out of a lineup and I don’t know how long I knew my best friend. Trauma can change the structure of your brain and in early childhood, it can prevent your basic behavior states from unifying. That’s how DID forms. It’s scary thinking I could end up in New Jersey or Florida tomorrow and not know how I got there. It’s scary never knowing if I left something on at home or locked the door or ate that day. But when you work on communication between your alter states, you start to fill in those gaps. It’s a slow process but I think we’ll come out okay. x
I have an unnamed disorder that’s similar to Ménière’s disease. I’m almost constantly in a state of vertigo, the world spins and I get dizzy almost 24 hours a day. It’s been this way since I was 13. I’m now nearly 20 and I’ve gotten to the point where my life is back on track and the dizziness doesn’t affect me so much anymore, it’s just something I don’t notice unless I really think about it.
They have the worst disease of them all; Fortnite’s Disease, an incurable neurological disease characterized by uncontrollable impulses to engage in Fortnite gameplay, idiotic dancing, and loud outbursts of memual stupidity. First documented in 2018, it has sadly infected over 10 million people since then, and shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.
There's this disorder I've heard of called 'Alice in wonderland syndrome', it's basically where someone has periods of time where their perception of reality is extremely disoriented and messed up. For example they could be seeing or hearing things that noone else heard.
I have had this since I was very young and it is the strangest experience I’ve ever and will ever had and it’s so hard to explain especially since it was accompanied by other strange phenomena’s of the brain that only after years found out that these experiences had actual names. And later on in life developed other mental illness’s that all play into each other. All I can say is my mind is like a shroom or acid trip that has past the peak, starting to come down gone on for far too long you have been up all night and it’s reaching dawn and you are wanting it to fully settle down now as it’s getting tiring and a bit too much and there’s still all these little head states and sensations you are feeling and it might slightly pick up for a little bit then go back down towards that nearing end plateau. and it’s been there for so long that those little trippy experiences aren’t a big shock it’s more a normality or slight burden, an interruption. It’s a whacky magical thing thing sometimes but it’s not something a human should be experiencing in there every day life. It can get so overwhelming and tiring and so hard tonormally function that I just wish to evaporate gently into a something of nothing
@@Aisha-gb5ys It's basicly a disorder where you make up your own world, you recreat them, you act like you own made up cherachter, you escape from reality, It's cool but at the same time it CAN ruin your life.
Eeeey I have Tourette's! It can also cause sensory problems, ocd, ADHD, and depression. There's a lot about Tourette's people don't know even though a lot of people seem to think they're experts. Also you have to have a vocal and motor tic to be properly diagnosed as Tourette's. And vocal tics are more often than not just noises and not always coprolalia.
i have minor tourettes! one of my tics is my head twitching to the side when im hyperactive or stressed (which is often, due to my adhd). it gives me headaches. i also get twitchy when i’m really focused, such as watching a movie or play.
Have you been diagnosed by a professional? Lots of people, especially teens and pre-teens, have premonitory urges for no known reason. This is very common and is often confused with Tourette’s
@@jesuskvistus929 as someone with severe ts ince 10 and 13 now i can say that if this person has had atleast 1 vocal and 2 motor tics for 6months or more they should seek a profecional or but they may have who knows but touretts can only developunder the age of 18 and canslowly decress by the time of adult hood
Huh. I actually used to have a friend that had Tourette's Syndrome. He often had weird twitches, and had a lot of coughing fits. Weird thing was I didn't notice it until he had pointed it out.
Tyler Jøseph Jøsh Dun I have touretts to I have been suffering for six month and have been off and on respiredone clonidine I feel you the struggle is real
It isn't a disorder, but there are a few words/phrases for it: Stair-joke is the simplest but least used version. (A reply that's too late because your already leaving to go to the bathroom *upstairs* or something.) Treppenwitz is a version of it used in Austria. Finally, l'esprit de l'escalier is the most common one used in English translating to "The Spirit of the stairs".
I eat by myself everytime because I get really mad like wanna punch mad when people eat near me. I don't like it when people breathe loudly and chew their food.
I have it, if i hear someone smack/chew food loudly with mouth open, an uncontrollable rage of a thousand fucking gods rush into me and boil my blood, i either yell at them or slam my fists loud to silence that sound and leave. I've had it my whole life and for fucks sake nothing bothers me more.
Yes me too I hate eating near people with no Manors like slow down piggy chew slow and taste it you schmuck or go out back so I can fill the trough you can eat with the rest of the pigs
@@classiczombieslayer That can be the case in alot of Tourette's patients. But Coprographia is a real symptom in alot of people. Coprographia doesn't always include inappropriate workds. I have a tic where I write the number 8 excessively.
@@classiczombieslayer I looked it up and it exists, its a mental illness that makes people write/draw very innapropriate things. Ithink you should remove your comment because it's very rude
Yeah... I had a boy in my class that was conveniently had Tourette’s when he wanted to call me the N word 🙄 literally had no other symptoms lol it went away after I smacked him 😂
What about Functional Movement Disorder? This is what I suffer with, poor gait with uncoordinated movement, while stood up and whilst I am sat down my leg constantly kicks, this movement can not be distracted where as people who suffer with torrettes can be. Another symptom of this disorder is "non epileptic seizures/ attacks" which is more or less what it sounds like.
I'm actually grateful that you wrote this when I looked it up I realized that I have it though I didn't realize there was a term for it or that other people might do it as well I feel a bit better knowing I'm not alone
I have Extreme self-mutilation disorder Of course I get help and I try to do something about it and it is that isn't as bad as it have been But it still happens from time to time that just begin to biting my fingers for no reason at all and the most of the time I don't even realize it!!!😞
I’ve worked at a dementia facility and I was helping one of my clients brush her teeth. After we finished I asked her to come with me so I can tuck her into bed but she was stuck looking in the mirror. I asked her what was wrong and she said to me “Do you see that woman?” I told her “Yes it’s you”. Assuming she didn’t hear me she greeted the woman and told her she was beautiful and that she is going to bed now. Dementia is one very sad and scary thing to have and witness.
When i was joung, i suddenly thought i don't exist and i löst all of my emotions and feelings. I stoped talking and just stoped working normal. I lost my friends, because i made nothing outside the house. And everything in the house just because my parents made me to do that. They wont stop hope for me and around 4-5 month later, some feelings came back. When i look back nowdays, it feel so strange and i am so thankfull for my parents that they were there for me, even if this was maybe the hardest time for them. I just hope, that this nerven ever happens again.
I have Psychosis, I do hear voices. But it's all about mindset and teaching yourself what is real and what is not. It takes practice and time, but I refuse to do horrible things over a voice that actually doesn't exist, even though I do hear it with my own ears. It takes time, but it's worth it.
Might I ask what it's like? I've wanted to know what it's like to understand that perspective but I am usually too afraid to ask over offending someone xp I feel more comfortable asking over a screen, might I ask what it is like? Because I dont know if researching it will give me stereotypical stuff xp Sorry ^^;
Yes, when I go to bed I see something a bit tilted I get up to fix it, go back to bed, then I see something else wrong I get up to fix it, go back, so on. IT SUCKS!!!!!
Alex LeDraggu For me it's like an itch. If I try to scratch it, it feels better temporarily, but as I keep scratching it it gets worse and worse until it bleeds heavily. It's an endless cycle you can't escape from. When it was at it's worse for me and it was very severe I remember falling onto the floor, crying, forcing myself to do the rituals even tho I didn't want to. It was like something was controlling me.
*Back when I was a kid, there would be times when I freeze and I couldn’t do anything. I remember when I was running on our elementary school football field in 3rd grade and I just froze, I couldn’t think or anything. My vision was sort of blurred and I saw smudges of blue with my eyesight. It was like in a 3rd person view spinning around from above look down upon me. This happened multiple times during my childhood, but it stopped when I turned 12-13 or so. I never really told anyone besides my teacher when the first time it happened and she didn’t care, because you know, elementary teachers.*
They're pretty rare, so probably not. Most of that stuff actually occurs rarely in childhood and much rarer as an adult, or at least there's usually signs in childhood or as a teenager. Most common mental illnesses you should be able to manage through medication or therapy. If your're not convinced you could always do personal research on them and how/when they occur. It's also best not to fixate on it, it just makes you worried over the smallest things. Keep calm and you'll be fine.
J3mx_ Droid I have Tourette syndrome. For me it happened randomly, it started off with a few motor tics and then got worst after that it turned to motor and vocal. While some people do get some of these disorders (some cases of Tourettes included) from trauma, others can get it from genetics or just by bad chance (witch is my case with Tourette, I've never had head or brain trauma and it's not genetic for me) Most of the time if you get a disorder from genetics or from a random chance it will develop before the age of 16, if you haven't gotten one of these by then you most likely never will unless you have some sort of head trauma
They are pretty rare. The most common here is Tourette’s. I have mild Tourette’s but it’s not hat severe at all. I was born with it, but my OCD is probably what gave me Tourette’s. I think there is a correlation between stress and Tourette’s too.
My dad has delusional disorder with paranoia. He is 71 and I believe the onset was about two ish or more years ago. So, although his half-brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia, due to my dads age this diagnosis doesn’t quite fit. Regardless of the diagnosis, the symptoms are what need to be treated and because he fears the stigma of mental illness he has refused care. This is terribly frustrating for me. I can’t imagine living in fear everyday as he feel that someone is trying to gas him out in his home. With self quarantine now his isolation is at its worst. And I feel that it is most definitely a contributing factor. He does better on days/weeks when he can be social. And although technology has made socializing via Skype or zoom possible, he struggles with technology. I have to help him put minutes on his cellphone, trac phone. It’s so scary, and there is absolutely nothing I can do to help him. Is this a common disorder or fairly rare. From what I understand, it’s pretty rare. Of course being his daughter I too suffer mental illness mostly GAD and Dysthymia (depression). However I see medical professionals regularly. Thanks for reading.
@@kimalonzo3363 after two attempts at taking his own life. His doctor, myself and my mom got a court order for him to get an injection of medication every two weeks. He still says that he has been “getting bothered” but it’s not in the forefront of his mind now. Thank you for asking. Every day is a blessing. ☺️
Believe it or not this goes for every type of Tourette’s syndrome, tics disappear when you are occupied, my friend has Tourette’s and when we play video games he does not cuss but he will if he gets something wrong
My husband has a severe tourette's syndrome, doctors have said that he is a rare case since he's symptoms are so strong and versatile. It's really rough to live like that.
mildly interesting fact about capgras syndrome: Apparently, when you see someone or something very close and personal to you (eg your house, a pet, you family, etc), you experience a significant emotional response. people with capgras don't get that response even though they see the person/thing, and their brain thinks it's an impostor. since it's visual, if someone with capgras speaks on the phone with that person or closes their eyes, they won't believe they're an impostor
I'd love to see you guys do an episode on post-concussion syndrome. I have thought about writing a book about my own concussion recovery because of how extremely strange it was.
I have seen in serials and movie where there is same person who has two completely different identities, he is someone in day and completely other person in night , both don't know each other at all while both personality are in same human being. Does this really ever happened??( In real life)
It's called dissociative identity disorder, or multiple personality disorder. It's very rare, and a lot of people think it's fake. Though this disorder is often used for serial killer flicks cuz it's an interesting concept. I don't think there has ever actually been anyone with DID who has been a serial killer :/
Dabbang don DT well I suffer from spd or DID which is I for personalities , multiple personalities. But I’m not a killer lool ...well from what I remember anyways.
Ive had many dreams where ive lost my right leg in a heroic act of bravery or car crash it doesn't happen anymore but i Think 1 or 2 years ago it happened multiple times a night for multiplie nights in a row. Ive also had a complision to cut my right arm of with my finger nail ive attempted it once and the wound became infected and then had a car crash. the dreams ended at that point
I once was so nervous about a test and kept telling myself "write your name down and wait for instructions, write your name down and wait for instructions" when I got the test I completely forgot what my name was and I was even going to ask a friend nearby what my name was. As I got to "my" I remembered. It was scary. It happened another time but I forgot where my class was and wondered the halls until a principal saw me and asked me and I explained to him and as I explained to him I remembered. This was in high school in my junior year in four months apart. It hasn't happened ever again but I tell you it was weird and scary.
When I went to inpatient they diagnosed me with Tourette's. I have had tics but I don't think it's Tourette's. Perhaps a lesser tic disorder. My dad says that he has minor Tourette's too and it seems to have run in the family a bit.
yes if you have other stuff like anxiety adhd ect you could have it sence those are also common things that come with ts i have severe ts but inorde rfor youto have it sorry if i sound rude you would have to have atleast 2 motor and 1 volcal tics for 6months or more and have them before the age of 18 but there are other tic disorders i forgot the name so you may have that
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I have a disorder named infographica. symptom: I can't resist myself from watching infographic show
Sarthak Peepra same
lol
I suffer from that as well!
Sarthak Peepra we all do!
Dont ever comment something like this or i'll break your phone ,laptop,pc etc and free you out of it
I feel sorry for the people who have these disorders
Don't wanna assume, but I think most people with disabilities, be it mental or physical, don't want pity or sorrow from people, but just understanding that they are different, but have as much rights as normal people. At least, that's how I feel :)
@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 That os correct :)
Funny Bunny The ones with sense anyways
@@supokanatm3435I'm glad I got it right :)
@@boredhikyoku4029 sorry but I don't understand?
I am feeling sorry for those people who have these mental disorders, and thankful to the doctors who treat the sick patients with patience.
Aidid Rashed Efat, Tourette’s is NOT psychiatric disorder or disease. I have Tourette’s and we are NOT crazy, we just physically CANNOT control what comes out of our mouths. Yes it is hard yes I have depression because of it but I try to live as much of a normal life as I can
@@lesleylaurence6056 Have I called them crazy?
Tourrete's syndrome is a neuropsychiatric disorder.
This video is about neurological conditions, not psychiatry. Psychiatrists also aren’t there to patiently listen to all of your life problems, that’s a psychologist or therapist. A neurologist would be the one treating the neurological condition, and depending on how severe or how well understood the disease and treatments for the disease are, a psychiatrist may be suggested for medication to manage symptoms of the neurological condition. They’re doctors, though, not therapists, and are there to diagnose and treat psychiatric conditions, not give you life advice generally.
my grandma treats them
@@ryant2394 Who is she?
I have Tourette’s, I’m getting neuro-surgery for my tics. Wish me luck!
BlueDay2 how did it go?
melanin princess. hes dead
Godbless yoi
How are you doing now? Hope it went well.
how are you doing now?
"Hold on to your hats..." *grabs his wife*
Marios *GRABS 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER*
"Hold your horses..." *These aren't my horses*
"Hold on to your hats" *But... I'm dead, how can I do that?*
Marios BDSGSVSHSJ
none of it went anywhere
I don’t like to tell people I have Tourette’s syndrome, because I feel like it’s more accurate to say I have a TIC, and can’t control rolling my eyes. Plus, people kind of make fun of people with Tourette’s like “oh, so you curse people out all the time?” It’s not just yelling curse words, it’s an uncontrollable action.
Oh god its the worst. My dad used to yell at me for rolling .my eyes when he was talking. He didnt understand or believe that it was something i couldnt control
@@ericrenquist6494 hope you're doing fine now
@@nihalmohammed6674 Thank you. Things are most definitely better these days
Just stand up for your self it's ok
김유겸 exactly!!!!!!!! In fact echophalia is one of the rarer cases. Which is cursing and blaring words out
3:33 yo imagine being that cat watching your owner accuse you of being an imposter and being dead serious.
XD underrated comment
*inserts photo of angry cat sitting at dinner table*
😂😂😂
Why do i feel someone os watching me during bath and while sleeping?
@@tranxvillanueva1092 Because I'm watching you
“His mother thought it was a good idea to bring him to South Africa, where he thought the sprit of his Mom was showing him Hell”.
Is South Africa really that bad?
CrazyTaco
Lol no I think we are nice☺
Or maybe ...😂
The Apartheid Was A Thing That Happened
Just Saying
CrazyTaco I don’t think so
Jeshurun Naicker he thought he was dead so i don’t think he is very reliable
CrazyTaco - No. It's beautiful country and we are very friendly people.
it's crazy what our brain can do to us.
Julia Pelio exactly !!! We r pretty much our brain !!!
My brain tells me that you have a simetrical face
Julia Pelio like seeing a nonexistent color
Divya Sasidharan We are our brain. Your heart can’t think, only your brain can.
Well our brain does all our functional work but who controls our conciousness ????¿¿¿¿
“Imagine waking up one morning and not knowing where you are.”
Me: What side of the bed am I on?
lol
Whenever i go on vaccations, then i think im at my house for a few seconds after I wake up. Also, me too XD
Interestingly when I dream 😴 and am aware of it (which happens all the time nowadays) I never seem to know where I’m currently sleeping though I’ve been sleeping in the same place for a long time now.
I don’t like criticizing people but that depiction of mental hospitals at 3:00 is so stereotypical. Actually, if you walk into a mental hospital, you’ll be surprised at how normal many of the people are. They’re PEOPLE. Nothing like what you see on TV. The stigma of mentally ill people hurts them AS MUCH as their own mental disorder.
Also they got the name on #1 wrong. It’s called anterograde amnesia. Retrograde is the opposite.
Otherwise, good video and thank you.
Good catch! He got the interchangeability of Capgras and Impostor Syndrome wrong too (Capgras Syndrome = Imposter Delusion; Imposter Syndrome is something else completely).
people seem to have a stigma with mental illness in general. They seem to think that if your not completly crazy like how we think of people in mental hospitals then you actually don't have a mental illness and your making it up or overexagerating your problems.
@@andrews9695 Well siad... It's actually the top 1-4 (depending on county and sometimes even region) reason that men don't seem help. Not quite as high in women but still up there.
cowman Jr. Good point
omg its just a cartoon to get a general message across
"Stuck in a constantly changing, meaningless moment." You mean life?
Amen
Just because that's how human life is now, doesn't mean that's the only way it can be. We've collectively created the world as it is, that means we have the power to change it into something better. No rose colored glasses, just the truth. We don't live in caves & hunt mammoth anymore, we don't live in huts & plow our fields by hand, we've overthrown dictators, reclaimed "ruined" land, we've gone to the moon & will go to mars soon. Change your mind & your life will change, change your life & the world will change. Any change, any meaning starts inside individuals, not governments or groups of any kind. We can't fix anything quickly - real change takes time - but we can make things better, step by step, moment by moment.
green bird retweet. i hate seeing comments like that, it’s not funny at all. these people have problems they cannot control. life can be controlled and those people who are able to control their life are blessed.
@@leeannbrookes6912 : I never intended to be funny, so... yeah, I'm glad it's not funny. I have a fatal genetic sleep disorder; every day I live w/ that & other problems I can't control. Ryan Hoover said he feels stuck in an eternal meaningless moment - I know how that feels & was trying to help. Individually & collectively, we need to learn what our limits are, AND we need to know there's a lot we can change for the better. We're never quite as helpless as we sometimes feel.
green bird I wasn’t talking about you, I was talking about the guy we responded to. I was saying I agree with your comment that you can change life, but I’m sorry about your sleeping disorder.
14 year old girls on Snapchat :
I Suffer from all of these 😔
They may be confused ...🤔Because usually almost everything drastically changes at that time of age.
@@theincarnateofkurro cringe go to a therapist don't leave yourself like that
@@Density9 It's a joke.
XD
@@thesaffrongirl695 that was when i was 13.
I appreciate my brain a lot more now
your brain despises you
ur DP makes it better
Lucky u
N3XiST same
I have Tourette's Syndrome and yes I have the severity that everyone is used to seeing on the news but most TS sufferers don't curse (only about 10% of people with Tourette's curse) and can pretty much control most aspects of their life without the tics impeding on them. If you happen to see someone with this condition or any condition for that matter please don't laugh, point, take videos/pictures, make rude comments, etc. it hurts and is rude. I have had adults come up to me and say that the devil is in me and have to get an exorcism. PLEASE do not make fun of people. Have a nice day!
Edit: I also have this pretty crazy tic where I go completely paralyzed form the neck down. Also, read what I wrote especially the exorcism bit and realize that I am only 13...
I think the only constructive thing I can do here is wish you luck! I 😶
I have both of those tics too. The most frustrating thing is when someone tells me to just stand and walk during a paralysis tic that lasts hours.
With Tourette’s syndrome a lot of people think that motor tics can’t be that bad, but in truth it can be quite bad. Especially having a tic were you hit yourself, from experience it hurts quite a bit and can leave bruises.
I had one which i’m really glad didn’t last that that long but I’d basically kinda strangle myself it usually didn’t last for that long like 5-10 seconds which i’m rly thankful for
Especially tic attacks
I’m hi man I have had turrets for about 3 years now and I other than suffering from one of the severe cases that f coprolalia in Australia I have a tick where I bang my head on walls nd have been coccus red twice I feel you bro the struggle is real
Yes, i have had Tourettes for some time now and my tics are mostly motor tics so I hit things a lot. I feel your pain :(
There is a hole in a metal locker in my school bc someone kept kicking and punching it. Can you guess who now has sprained fingers and wrist, the one who was punching it, and the one who has extremely Tourette's? I also have a motor tic where I go paralyzed from the neck down so I get the "motor tics can't be that bad" speech.
I have something called “Dyesthesia”. It is very rare. I have a medium rank of it. Whenever I lay down, I get sensations of bugs under my skin, along with fire, and water.
I can relate to the bug thing, even when I check the mattress and around for anything and make sure it’s always clean I just feel like there are always bugs everywhere?? But I’m not sure if I have what you’re talking about tho
oml i always feel bugs on me or like i’m getting bit and i really hate it
Is it the feeling that some small things crawl all around you? Cause' I have that
Is that different from delusional parasitosis?
Gayest Person i can relate to the bugs part when im laying down or sitting or standing up litterally all the time. its sooo annoying
I have Tourette's Syndrome.
It is literally a pain in the neck. (I have a tic where I violently swing my head.)
I've actually twisted a disc in my neck before. It's concerning. •_•
*hugs* im sorry that you have to go through that (and what are the odds of it being a pun)
What are people's reaction when you do that? Is it offending to ask that? I don't know. How often do you have this tic? How long have you had it?
Do u really have it
I'm sorry you have to go through that, sending love your way
@@dr.strange8504 It isn't offensive to ask. If I'm not taking medicine, I have the tic every few seconds. When I take medicine, I only have in on occasion in the afternoon. The only problem with medication is the side effects. I've had this specific tic for about two years now.
I’ve had capgras, its so scary. They diagnosed it as anxiety and i was around middle school aged and couldn’t express it, so I’ve never been formally diagnosed. But I know I had it. I wouldn’t even eat because I though my family were imposters trying to hurt me. I can’t explain it, nobody understood. It’s weird to think there’s other people like me.
I understand you. I understand how many people in the comments feel and its getting alarming.
I had the same thing when i was a kid
"He mistook his wife for a hat"
A couple of seconds later:
"Hold on to your hats"
Im sorry i cant stop laughing for no reason
Your last RUclips name is reason?
He thought his wife
was a hat.
Well maybe she was always ahead....I'm sorry I will go.
@@Rikudo44 Haha wow that's beautiful
So.. Did he put her on?
The hat is a paid actor
I read the book and he did it but not really. By that I mean that the guy basicly could only focus on one thing. So for example he couldn't reconise the face's of people because he could only see one eye, then the other then the nose etc. The interesting part was that if a person had a marking feature (like a unique scar) he could reconize them. Also he was a musique teacher and could still teach and go through life semi normally the only problem was that if something distracted him (like the door knocking) he would forget where he is and do nothing. Overall 10/10 book and every one should read it.
One of the worst things with having Tourettes is no one knows anything about it. Even my doctor and psychologists have been sceptical about whether I even have it.
But they know nothing about it, and think all of us go around swearing and kicking all the time. We are struggling so hard to keep the tics in, and then health professionals question us because they don't see/notice any ticks while in a conversation with us!:'(
Oof
A username doesn't always determine how a person lives or likes.
I could call myself a villain, but I hate ending the life of bugs.
Pizza ... Story of my life... ugh
Pizza I really love that your talking about it and explaining about it in a way people can understand I have a form of Tourette’s it’s only the movement part and it’s not spelled tick it’s spelled tic, tick is the bug tic is the mental disorder
Ive had a lot of people and doctors, even, tell me that i can get rid of my tics by just not thinking about them. And they dont understand that i can hold my tics in but it makes me very uncomfortable and makes me more likely to have a tic attack when im in a safe place. Also they dont believe in tics that are not visable to others (like tongue tics)
Only 10% of people with tourrettes have the cursing tics. Also, some people with tourettes go totally paralyzed. It's pretty crazy.
When I was younger, my dog used to go behind the tree to pee and he'd be well hidden. When he came back out, I believed that it was another dog and he wouldn't come back until the next time he went behind the tree and come back.
Pete Bloczynski what???
Yeah what?? That makes no sense.
I have Tourette's and I curse and go paralyzed. So that's really fun...
@@565656gooner Congratulations, you do not have that disorder. But also, you have a lack of understanding of how the brain works. It's literally the impostor syndrome from the video, more common in children and women.
@@Icewind007 yeah I remember commenting... I was high af man my bad. Came across rude 😅
I've got this disorder that makes me "forget" my homework.
lol
Same the only cure is to not do homework
So that means you’re a college student
There is no medicine for this disorder.99%of people suffer from this
@@thebalancer I am the 1% so I do my homework >:)
I have this thing where when I think to hard about something I just forget it instantly and it doesn’t come back to until 1 or 2 hours later
I think it's normal
Everyone gets that once in a while
It's called stupidity.
There is no cure sorry.
But don't feel bad, like at least 90% of humanity has it :/
@@RabbitConfirmed actually it's called short term memory, genius.
Same
*I can sometime hear voices telling me to put milk before cereal and it's driving me mad.*
RUclips Company i hear
Cock the gun before inserting the magazine
U should do it
Nooooooooooooooooo don't do it
RUclips Company , its ur mom
Crankiebox 99 solly engrish is not my main languahage i is have bad grammer
Grabs fedora: this is my wife she's fedorable eh mate ?
lol
lol indeed
Noice
"You will believe you are already dead."
*NANI?!*
konnichiwa!!!
I don't have a hat to hold onto.
Here you go. 🎩
Hey thanks, I finally got a heart from my favorite RUclipsr and a hat.
Tucker Pierce ii
Tucker Pierce same :O
Tucker Pierce i was gonna say rhat
With Tourette syndrome I would like to clear up the misconception that every one of them get swearing tics this fact is very much incorrect it is a very rare aspect of it that only 10% of the world have it
yeah i have severe ts and i have the swearing tics and peoplelook at me weirdly but i go used toit
it’s not halloween
Yeah most of my verbal tricks are popping noises
My boyfriend has tourette's syndrome, his head twitches a lot, use to be bad, but its been less excessive.
The voices told me to do it.😔
Hello 😊😊😊
You havent watched the video when you posted this
Nodutu lokaya oya mewa sinhalata translate karala danna
Nodutu Lokaya mine too the voices told me to click on this video
The voice told me to see this video
I have Tourette’s syndrome, this made me very happy to see it in here. It’s a struggle and it’s hard.
Is this a special episode because this is dark as shit.
*good*
World History With Dan yea this is really dark,this is a info show
Yep no kidding
What if someone has a green shit?
You're not funny.
I used to think my grandmother was a fake, and was constantly being replaced by another imposter, I would think the smallest change meant she was a completly different person, I was isolated only being with her so I hardly mentioned it, I only occasionally lowkey mentioned something here and there.
Dewnaldd Tramp Did you get help? How are you doing now?
What I don't really grasp is that if you logicaly can reason that that can not POSSIBLY be the case. Why do you still think it? Your logic should overcome your feelings.
MaDrung I don’t think logic matters when it comes to mental shit like that, I could imagine that if he believed in the supernatural or aliens it would make it increasingly difficult to dismiss the feelings.
When I was roughly 8 to 11 years old I thought my mother turned into a witch whenever she left the living room and went into the kitchen. It seemed quite normal ! Then, when I was about 11 I felt afraid of her doing this and felt very alone. Obviously I got to my mid teens and it went away completely but for a few years I had a mother/witch scenario going on that did affect my young life quite a bit. God knows what that was all about.
@@vmm5163 That must have been difficult for you. Have you talked with anybody about it? Or with your mums herself?
Once I thought I was in a dream , I was so amused and everything looked dreamy , it lasted for about 5 days .
Probably derealization and depersonalization. Most people find it frightening! (I just find it annoying) I’m glad you enjoyed it!
@@jakeoswald8017 I found it very relaxing ! Like I'm floating 🌈
this but with drugs
@@keeto9233 that's a trip
the same thing happened to my buddy but since we lived in Mali he was eaten by a lyon. you guys are lucky to have such stable lives you can do this with no consequence
I have pure-O OCD with violent thoughts. And it’s literally the worst when it hits hardest. Apparently after I recovered (i also ended up in the mental hospital because I ended up hurting myself with a rock) I have apparently changed personality to a more hardened and even very harsh individual. But after I have been through that hell I appreciate life even more and I’m glad living because a very big amount of people who get that diagnosis apparently commits suicide. So yay life. Live it when you have it because you can have bad periods sometimes where you don’t like your current life and end up hurting yourself.
Just be happy living because life is the biggest thing you have and you gotta appreciate it.
Runrocks 26 thanks for sharing. I have OCD too. I have kinda a wild case, called scrupulosity. It is where I get really paranoid and worried about god and hell etc. It got so bad I didn’t eat or drink for a few days and also ended up in the hospital. But you are right, when things get bad they eventually get better and now I have a whole new look on life.
i get episodes of pure o when my anxiety is high. sucks
@@meimei4157 That sounds horrible. Have you sought help anywhere?
@@jameskissane1209 Hey, I had scrupulousity too, it's not so bad at the minute but I have the cleaning sub type of OCD too. Would you like to talk some time?
Stay strong
On all levels but physical I am a wolf
*ERF*
Oml I'ma die of laughter!
*ERK*
childhood abuse i’m assuming??
ima plane
“Hold on to your hats.” Don’t you mean, wives?
This shit is dark af,
The music,
The subject,
God damn I love this.
Yeah same, it is so cool to hear about it but actually being close to people like that would just make me so sad, and scare to absolute death.
Lmao edgy
Bellexy I don't think it's strange. I mean, I'm not allowed to have any medical jobs, but that didn't stop me from falling in love with Epidemiology and Psychology when I was 8.
@@dragonslayer6912 Yes, mentally ill people should be feared instead of helped even though most if not all of these only affect the people themselves, not you.
What about depersonalization/derealization disorder.
Oh yeah yeah General I was hoping to see this in the video :(
Oh yeah yeah General THE WORST AHHHHHH
@@razorplayzgames4716 Mine is Emotional Disorders and OCD.
Oh yeah yeah General what’s that
Stella Grant I think it’s where you have multiple personality but idk
My uncle is a leading expert on BIID (I believe he coined the term) so I've heard a bit about it from him. It's always interesting to hear see videos and other people discuss it as people who have read about it. Usually it's people who get really mad and not understanding that it's an actual mental disease, so it was nice/interesting hearing it discussed respectfully and treated as an actual illness.
Do a video on
Left handed people Vs right handed People
akhil adulapuram left handed people are under the control of Satan. They are 100% more likely to become a serial killer and or a corrupt dictator that will commit genocide on upwards of 1,000,000 human lives.
caitlin spry oh shit, it’s a lefty!!!!
I’m a lefty but I’m pretty sure he was joking...
KRAFT PUNK I’m a lefty but good joke and great statistics
I agree.
BIID isn’t necessarily about amputation-it’s any type of desire or feeling that they should be disabled. Some people with it feel they should be paralyzed or have gastric, lung, neurological, etc. disorders too. And it isn’t that the limb or organ is alien or anything-that’s a totally separate form of dissociative or depersonalization disorder-it’s that they feel dysphoria surrounding being able bodied. They know their body parts belong to them.
I don’t have this, though it’s been talked about a lot in my disability groups because of a woman who went viral last year (and was grossly referred to as “trans-abled”.) But I do have recurrent amnesia from my dissociative disorder. I don’t remember much of my life before high school and I’m working in therapy to coax other dissociated identity states in my body to help me piece my past together.
good luck in your life bro!
Woah, Lucas, I was gonna leave a random comment but I feel like I should post it here. I'm a trans man, and after watching this video I feel like I might have BIID too? Like, I've wanted to be amputated below the knee myself. Not that I would go so far as to do it myself, but I've thought about scenarios about extreme car accidents where they say 'we can save the leg!' and I beg them not to. But maybe its also logic that I would rather be amputated than have a bum leg to drag around? Or maybe it's an intense desire to be a pirate with a peg leg, who the fuck knows. Best of luck with your therapy, if you have any I-don't-know-you-but-heres-what-I-know tips for me, that would be cool.
kamackmac Definitely! First, I’m trans too. Kinda. My dissociative disorder makes it weird because I’m not exactly the original identity in my body. So I don’t identify as trans since I haven’t always been the core, but I’ve always been male. But I’m transitioning the body so I AM trans.
Anyway.
So BIID, just like my DID, is unfortunately heavily stigmatized. And demonized. And doubted. But know that your feelings ARE real, and they’re not intentional. There’s a reason you feel like this and it’s not choice.
First off remember that gender dysphoria and body integrity disorders are not related. Don’t feel like you have to question or doubt why you’re trans because you don’t.
BIID can have a lot of causes. Brain damage is one, but trauma, childhood illness, an ill person close to your life, dissociative disorders, and thought disorders can all be causes too. Have you always felt this way, or did it happen at a certain point in your life? Does anything alleviate your feelings? Both things you should be thinking about.
Also think if you can figure out a reason why. There’s NO bad reason-this isn’t in your control. Sometimes it takes a long time in therapy to figure it out but it’s never too early to start exploring it. Do you feel like you don’t get attention or care, or didn’t as a child? Is there something being disabled would do for you? Has someone else influenced your feelings? Sometimes though those reasons don’t apply-it just feels right to be disabled and not because you gain or lose anything from it.
I’d encourage you to talk to someone you trust. But be careful of the language you use. When I told my first therapist about my voices, which turned out to be my alters talking and not hallucinations, I didn’t think about that and just blurted out THERES VOICES IN MY HEAD. Not ideal. I would avoid using desire language-don’t say you WANT to be disabled or lose a limb. Say you feel like you should be disabled, and lead into the details with that. Wanting indicates intention to feel that way and you didn’t choose this.
Sometimes treatment can involve simulating the disability in private while you work out how to move past it. You may be encouraged to use a wheelchair at home. You should never hurt yourself-if you think you’re going to, and you’re in the US, you can text 741-741 and they’ll talk you through it. You’re also going to spend some time seeing what other issues may be involved here-you may have a mild thought disorder or be dealing with cognitive distortions. There’s a list of disordered thinking types I got from my trauma therapist that I can share with you if you want to see if any sound like something you deal with. My trauma and dissociation have made me really prone to disordered thinking. I can also send you some info on dissociation, since sometimes BIID comes with/from dissociative tendencies.
Does any of that help?
Hugo Thank you! We’re piecing it together bit by bit and making a book of what we learn so I can remind myself independently every day.
It’s really hard going through a day and not remembering any of it. I didn’t remember watching this video or commenting until I saw I had notifications and I still don’t remember typing any of my original comment.
I couldn’t pick my parents out of a lineup and I don’t know how long I knew my best friend. Trauma can change the structure of your brain and in early childhood, it can prevent your basic behavior states from unifying. That’s how DID forms. It’s scary thinking I could end up in New Jersey or Florida tomorrow and not know how I got there. It’s scary never knowing if I left something on at home or locked the door or ate that day. But when you work on communication between your alter states, you start to fill in those gaps.
It’s a slow process but I think we’ll come out okay. x
some amputees and disabled people would do anything to be able bodied again...
I have an unnamed disorder that’s similar to Ménière’s disease. I’m almost constantly in a state of vertigo, the world spins and I get dizzy almost 24 hours a day. It’s been this way since I was 13. I’m now nearly 20 and I’ve gotten to the point where my life is back on track and the dizziness doesn’t affect me so much anymore, it’s just something I don’t notice unless I really think about it.
You forgot about fortnite players
😂😂😂😂😂
lol
The Fortnite players are crying...
hey oak, where's the m16 rifle?
yeah i need it to delete fortnite from this s***ty planet claled "earth".
They have the worst disease of them all; Fortnite’s Disease, an incurable neurological disease characterized by uncontrollable impulses to engage in Fortnite gameplay, idiotic dancing, and loud outbursts of memual stupidity. First documented in 2018, it has sadly infected over 10 million people since then, and shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.
There's this disorder I've heard of called 'Alice in wonderland syndrome', it's basically where someone has periods of time where their perception of reality is extremely disoriented and messed up. For example they could be seeing or hearing things that noone else heard.
I have this it usually occurs during migraines for me, I think it is relating to the visual aura.
I have had this since I was very young and it is the strangest experience I’ve ever and will ever had and it’s so hard to explain especially since it was accompanied by other strange phenomena’s of the brain that only after years found out that these experiences had actual names. And later on in life developed other mental illness’s that all play into each other. All I can say is my mind is like a shroom or acid trip that has past the peak, starting to come down gone on for far too long you have been up all night and it’s reaching dawn and you are wanting it to fully settle down now as it’s getting tiring and a bit too much and there’s still all these little head states and sensations you are feeling and it might slightly pick up for a little bit then go back down towards that nearing end plateau. and it’s been there for so long that those little trippy experiences aren’t a big shock it’s more a normality or slight burden, an interruption. It’s a whacky magical thing thing sometimes but it’s not something a human should be experiencing in there every day life. It can get so overwhelming and tiring and so hard tonormally function that I just wish to evaporate gently into a something of nothing
I usually get this when I have aura migraines. I also get transient aphasia, all sort of craziness happens😂
Or they could be seeing what everyone else could not see like in hotel Del Luna
@@jellyfishi_ watch it on viki
WOW.And I thought my maladaptive daydreaming was crazy....
Could you explain to me about it?
@@Aisha-gb5ys It's basicly a disorder where you make up your own world, you recreat them, you act like you own made up cherachter, you escape from reality, It's cool but at the same time it CAN ruin your life.
I have maladaptive daydreaming but I learned to control it... A little
@@say9096 how can it be bad tho??
I think I have that too, sometimes I get in trouble at school for screaming threats to put a knife in kids skulls. Soon enough I might get suspended
Who else heard "hold on to your wives" when he said "hold on to your hats
MC Kerosine i did im a loner....
nice! hahahahahahahaha
i still hear yanny
*hats=wives* ???
Laurel.
Eeeey I have Tourette's! It can also cause sensory problems, ocd, ADHD, and depression. There's a lot about Tourette's people don't know even though a lot of people seem to think they're experts.
Also you have to have a vocal and motor tic to be properly diagnosed as Tourette's. And vocal tics are more often than not just noises and not always coprolalia.
Yes! Same! Thank you
I have a mild form of Tourette’s Syndrome and you know when you have a true friend when they stop laughing at your tics
Oh I bet that's the BEST feeling
I have tourettes too and i completely agree
i have minor tourettes! one of my tics is my head twitching to the side when im hyperactive or stressed (which is often, due to my adhd). it gives me headaches. i also get twitchy when i’m really focused, such as watching a movie or play.
My brother has this as well
Wait i do this all the time... welp
Have you been diagnosed by a professional? Lots of people, especially teens and pre-teens, have premonitory urges for no known reason. This is very common and is often confused with Tourette’s
@@jesuskvistus929 as someone with severe ts ince 10 and 13 now i can say that if this person has had atleast 1 vocal and 2 motor tics for 6months or more they should seek a profecional or but they may have who knows but touretts can only developunder the age of 18 and canslowly decress by the time of adult hood
0:55 Woman: I don't know where I came for
Grammar: Am I joke to you?
Her: how are uuu
@@quxoyrukoy5416 how uwu
Huh. I actually used to have a friend that had Tourette's Syndrome. He often had weird twitches, and had a lot of coughing fits. Weird thing was I didn't notice it until he had pointed it out.
I had weird twitches too, it turns out I have epilepsy and that’s just an episode, according to an EEG scan.
that’s really cool that u didn’t notice u see people for who they really are💛
Having Tourette’s is honestly horrible. I’m in so much pain pain due to it
Tyler Jøseph Jøsh Dun I have touretts to I have been suffering for six month and have been off and on respiredone clonidine I feel you the struggle is real
Is this a disorder?
*you try to thing of a comeback but you can't think of it....2 hours later you come up with an amazing comeback *
No thts just called choking
It isn't a disorder, but there are a few words/phrases for it:
Stair-joke is the simplest but least used version. (A reply that's too late because your already leaving to go to the bathroom *upstairs* or something.)
Treppenwitz is a version of it used in Austria.
Finally, l'esprit de l'escalier is the most common one used in English translating to "The Spirit of the stairs".
Yasss
It's a constant 'disorder' with me!
Sorry i cant understand what the op said. What comeback? Im curious on what youre saying
I eat by myself everytime because I get really mad like wanna punch mad when people eat near me. I don't like it when people breathe loudly and chew their food.
E.N.D ME same, that’s misophonia. Basically, certain sounds trigger fight or flight responses, which make you feel panicked/angry/annoyed
I have it, if i hear someone smack/chew food loudly with mouth open, an uncontrollable rage of a thousand fucking gods rush into me and boil my blood, i either yell at them or slam my fists loud to silence that sound and leave. I've had it my whole life and for fucks sake nothing bothers me more.
One word. Whistling.
Yes me too I hate eating near people with no Manors like slow down piggy chew slow and taste it you schmuck or go out back so I can fill the trough you can eat with the rest of the pigs
@@vladvalo honestly you couldn't have said it better
THATS NOT MY BEAUTIFUL WIFE
AS THE DAYS GO BY
Yes haha I was thinking the same thing
I was looking for this. "this is not my beautiful house // this is not my beautiful wife"
Talking heads
This is not my beautiful life.....
Same as it ever was... same as it ever was...
I have tourettes, and really the biggest problem is that everyone makes fun of you for it.
I'm sorry you have to go through this. Please stay strong. You're amazing.
@@samruddhipatil6212 Thank you
I got severe tourettes as well. I also got coprographia which is a tic where you post inappropriate things.
Tourettes is real but coprographia sounds like an excuse to get attention
@@classiczombieslayer That can be the case in alot of Tourette's patients. But Coprographia is a real symptom in alot of people. Coprographia doesn't always include inappropriate workds. I have a tic where I write the number 8 excessively.
@@classiczombieslayer that's very rude of you to deny the existence of something that people suffer from daily.
@@classiczombieslayer I looked it up and it exists, its a mental illness that makes people write/draw very innapropriate things. Ithink you should remove your comment because it's very rude
Is this comment inappropriate? nO
Wow! Apotemnophilia must cost the sufferer an arm and a leg
ayy
Double homicide!
Both in limbs and medical bills
I had to physically stop myself from laughing at this
Yeah... I had a boy in my class that was conveniently had Tourette’s when he wanted to call me the N word 🙄 literally had no other symptoms lol it went away after I smacked him 😂
Wtf..i just finish watching one of ur video and then new video released.Ultra instinct mode confirmed.
corilew26 It's a new form goku has where his body moves on its own without him having to think about it.
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What about Functional Movement Disorder? This is what I suffer with, poor gait with uncoordinated movement, while stood up and whilst I am sat down my leg constantly kicks, this movement can not be distracted where as people who suffer with torrettes can be. Another symptom of this disorder is "non epileptic seizures/ attacks" which is more or less what it sounds like.
I currently have a cyst on my brain. Life feels completely different 😥😢
hey how are you?
@@jellyfishi_ dead
Oof
More power to you
I kind of eat myself. Biteing my nails wasn't enough. I chew off my skin. Once I even made myself bite off a really big chunk and started bleeding.
enderman592 I do that as well, my hands are very scarred. I can't stop scab picking and that ended up with me having multiple infections in the past.
Try NAC supplements
I do as well. You're not alone.
I have it too. Also scab scratching. It Is called dermatilomania. 😣😥
I lost a nail as a child because I kept picking cuticles. It's not as bad, but it bothers me a lot.
Me when the teacher tells the class to introduce themselves.
I got diagnosed with Tourette's a while ago. I'm glad you are giving out correct information so people can learn more about these disorders.😄
*I'm suffering Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder ☹💔*
KennethSNSDSone SMTOWN Me too.
I'm actually grateful that you wrote this when I looked it up I realized that I have it though I didn't realize there was a term for it or that other people might do it as well I feel a bit better knowing I'm not alone
Omg this explains my childhood to now! It used to be worse. I never even knew there was a term for it! Thank you ❤
bruh sameee
I have mdd. I don't suffer from it though, it's my escape and I wouldn't want a cure.
"The Late Great British Neurologist Oliver Sacks" Wow What A Name...
Buttery Sky We see a lot of Brits in the infographics show. Maybe they’re more relevant then we thought
I have Extreme self-mutilation disorder
Of course I get help and I try to do something about it
and it is that isn't as bad as it have been
But it still happens from time to time that just begin to biting my fingers
for no reason at all
and the most of the time I don't even realize it!!!😞
I forgot what it's called but it's the fear of sleeping can u do that one please
It's called Hypnophobia!!
Sleep paralysis?
I believe it's called Somnophobia or Hypnophobia, though I'm placing my bets on Somnophobia, as somno means sleep, and phobia means fear of.
Hypnophobia! Well I can tell you from personal experience, it sucks 😂 That's about all I've got lol
I think hypnophobia is the fear of falling asleep, while somniphobia is the fear of sleep itself
I’ve got Tourette’s too. I’m surprised that it was on here 😅 And playing music does help, I play clarinet. 👍🏻👌🏻
I’ve worked at a dementia facility and I was helping one of my clients brush her teeth. After we finished I asked her to come with me so I can tuck her into bed but she was stuck looking in the mirror. I asked her what was wrong and she said to me “Do you see that woman?” I told her “Yes it’s you”. Assuming she didn’t hear me she greeted the woman and told her she was beautiful and that she is going to bed now. Dementia is one very sad and scary thing to have and witness.
When i was joung, i suddenly thought i don't exist and i löst all of my emotions and feelings. I stoped talking and just stoped working normal. I lost my friends, because i made nothing outside the house. And everything in the house just because my parents made me to do that. They wont stop hope for me and around 4-5 month later, some feelings came back. When i look back nowdays, it feel so strange and i am so thankfull for my parents that they were there for me, even if this was maybe the hardest time for them. I just hope, that this nerven ever happens again.
Wow! How was it like?
omg similar thing happened to me when I was 9!
“ugly mother*beep*”
so adorable❤️😂
I have Psychosis, I do hear voices. But it's all about mindset and teaching yourself what is real and what is not. It takes practice and time, but I refuse to do horrible things over a voice that actually doesn't exist, even though I do hear it with my own ears. It takes time, but it's worth it.
OCD. ITS A LIVING HELL!!!
Might I ask what it's like? I've wanted to know what it's like to understand that perspective but I am usually too afraid to ask over offending someone xp
I feel more comfortable asking over a screen, might I ask what it is like? Because I dont know if researching it will give me stereotypical stuff xp
Sorry ^^;
Yes, when I go to bed I see something a bit tilted I get up to fix it, go back to bed, then I see something else wrong I get up to fix it, go back, so on. IT SUCKS!!!!!
Especially when your favourite number is 18. Gotta flick that switch 18 times
Alex LeDraggu For me it's like an itch. If I try to scratch it, it feels better temporarily, but as I keep scratching it it gets worse and worse until it bleeds heavily. It's an endless cycle you can't escape from. When it was at it's worse for me and it was very severe I remember falling onto the floor, crying, forcing myself to do the rituals even tho I didn't want to. It was like something was controlling me.
It’s so bad even for my composits class
My grandpa had parkinsis. He couldn't recognize any of us or understand anything. In simple terms,he became mad. R.I.P Grandpa.
I don't think it's classified as a brain disorder yet, but a video on misophonia or sensory processing disorders in general would be helpfu
The voice told me to like subscribe and hit the notification bell so I can be part of the notification squad
Mauro Marquez 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mauro Marquez U wot m8?
Me too but to my channel
Boanthropy sound EERILY Similar to the biblical story of King Nebuchadnezzar being stricken by God, cursed into believing he was a bull.
Hmmm....
*Back when I was a kid, there would be times when I freeze and I couldn’t do anything. I remember when I was running on our elementary school football field in 3rd grade and I just froze, I couldn’t think or anything. My vision was sort of blurred and I saw smudges of blue with my eyesight. It was like in a 3rd person view spinning around from above look down upon me. This happened multiple times during my childhood, but it stopped when I turned 12-13 or so. I never really told anyone besides my teacher when the first time it happened and she didn’t care, because you know, elementary teachers.*
I'm worried that i'm gonna get these disorders.
Can you just get them randomly?
It is extremely unlikely. Unless you have a traumatic brain injury or disease, you should be fine.
They're pretty rare, so probably not. Most of that stuff actually occurs rarely in childhood and much rarer as an adult, or at least there's usually signs in childhood or as a teenager. Most common mental illnesses you should be able to manage through medication or therapy. If your're not convinced you could always do personal research on them and how/when they occur.
It's also best not to fixate on it, it just makes you worried over the smallest things. Keep calm and you'll be fine.
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I have Tourette syndrome. For me it happened randomly, it started off with a few motor tics and then got worst after that it turned to motor and vocal. While some people do get some of these disorders (some cases of Tourettes included) from trauma, others can get it from genetics or just by bad chance (witch is my case with Tourette, I've never had head or brain trauma and it's not genetic for me)
Most of the time if you get a disorder from genetics or from a random chance it will develop before the age of 16, if you haven't gotten one of these by then you most likely never will unless you have some sort of head trauma
Stranger Things Ok Thanks bro!
They are pretty rare. The most common here is Tourette’s. I have mild Tourette’s but it’s not hat severe at all. I was born with it, but my OCD is probably what gave me Tourette’s. I think there is a correlation between stress and Tourette’s too.
“You’re already dead”.
*I know*
“N-Nani?!”
o m a e w a m o u s h i n d e r u ~
My dad has delusional disorder with paranoia. He is 71 and I believe the onset was about two ish or more years ago. So, although his half-brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia, due to my dads age this diagnosis doesn’t quite fit. Regardless of the diagnosis, the symptoms are what need to be treated and because he fears the stigma of mental illness he has refused care. This is terribly frustrating for me. I can’t imagine living in fear everyday as he feel that someone is trying to gas him out in his home. With self quarantine now his isolation is at its worst. And I feel that it is most definitely a contributing factor. He does better on days/weeks when he can be social. And although technology has made socializing via Skype or zoom possible, he struggles with technology. I have to help him put minutes on his cellphone, trac phone. It’s so scary, and there is absolutely nothing I can do to help him. Is this a common disorder or fairly rare. From what I understand, it’s pretty rare. Of course being his daughter I too suffer mental illness mostly GAD and Dysthymia (depression). However I see medical professionals regularly. Thanks for reading.
How are you and your dad?
@@kimalonzo3363 after two attempts at taking his own life. His doctor, myself and my mom got a court order for him to get an injection of medication every two weeks. He still says that he has been “getting bothered” but it’s not in the forefront of his mind now. Thank you for asking. Every day is a blessing. ☺️
@@vanessawitkowski2251 I hope the medication starts to take more affect. How are YOU doing?
Believe it or not this goes for every type of Tourette’s syndrome, tics disappear when you are occupied, my friend has Tourette’s and when we play video games he does not cuss but he will if he gets something wrong
My husband has a severe tourette's syndrome, doctors have said that he is a rare case since he's symptoms are so strong and versatile. It's really rough to live like that.
He is lucky to have you by his side. < 3
mildly interesting fact about capgras syndrome: Apparently, when you see someone or something very close and personal to you (eg your house, a pet, you family, etc), you experience a significant emotional response. people with capgras don't get that response even though they see the person/thing, and their brain thinks it's an impostor. since it's visual, if someone with capgras speaks on the phone with that person or closes their eyes, they won't believe they're an impostor
Can you do one on hyper-empathy? It's experiencing the mental and physical sensations of others as one's own.
Thats
Interesting
Please stop uploading so often. Just found this channel like 12 hrs ago and I still have to watch 100 more old videos
Alex just found ? 😱😱😱 how come?
I'd love to see you guys do an episode on post-concussion syndrome. I have thought about writing a book about my own concussion recovery because of how extremely strange it was.
You know a voice in my head had to do it to em
U G L Y M O T H E R B E E P
I saw this comment literally as he said it😂💀
My day is made
3:09 when the imposter 😤😤 is sus 😳😳😳
I have seen in serials and movie where there is same person who has two completely different identities, he is someone in day and completely other person in night , both don't know each other at all while both personality are in same human being. Does this really ever happened??( In real life)
It's called dissociative identity disorder, or multiple personality disorder. It's very rare, and a lot of people think it's fake. Though this disorder is often used for serial killer flicks cuz it's an interesting concept. I don't think there has ever actually been anyone with DID who has been a serial killer :/
Dabbang don DT it’s real just not the killer bit
Dabbang don DT well I suffer from spd or DID which is I for personalities , multiple personalities. But I’m not a killer lool ...well from what I remember anyways.
I think it's called bipolar disorder
Rohan Kansal no bi polar is quite different .
Ive had many dreams where ive lost my right leg in a heroic act of bravery or car crash it doesn't happen anymore but i Think 1 or 2 years ago it happened multiple times a night for multiplie nights in a row. Ive also had a complision to cut my right arm of with my finger nail ive attempted it once and the wound became infected and then had a car crash. the dreams ended at that point
I once was so nervous about a test and kept telling myself "write your name down and wait for instructions, write your name down and wait for instructions" when I got the test I completely forgot what my name was and I was even going to ask a friend nearby what my name was. As I got to "my" I remembered. It was scary. It happened another time but I forgot where my class was and wondered the halls until a principal saw me and asked me and I explained to him and as I explained to him I remembered. This was in high school in my junior year in four months apart. It hasn't happened ever again but I tell you it was weird and scary.
The brain is complex than any other machine, will we ever be able to code it completely?
Dabbang don DT yes we will, probably in the next 50-200 years
It's really hard,who knows?
well we did successfully simulate a worm brain which is one step forward
How are you mesuring complexity?
realman notcow well for me complexity is anything which is very difficult to understand and crack it's functioning completely.
When I went to inpatient they diagnosed me with Tourette's. I have had tics but I don't think it's Tourette's. Perhaps a lesser tic disorder. My dad says that he has minor Tourette's too and it seems to have run in the family a bit.
yes if you have other stuff like anxiety adhd ect you could have it sence those are also common things that come with ts i have severe ts but inorde rfor youto have it sorry if i sound rude you would have to have atleast 2 motor and 1 volcal tics for 6months or more and have them before the age of 18 but there are other tic disorders i forgot the name so you may have that