@@kreigguardsman3355 and also it wasn't just randomly put destiny, this was specifically meant as a punishment to the father (even tho the son was the one suffering more)
@olivianwokolo3254 Yup. He was so horrified at what he ad done. He felt such horror and digust at "ruining" his mom's "womanhood" and disrespecting his father with the deplorable act that he felt the need to punish himself.
I feel like there should be an opposite counterpart to the Peter Pan complex. People who insist that you MUST give up anything that makes you joyful or comfortable in order to seem “more adult,” suggesting that they have come to associate adulthood with putting yourself through unnecessary misery in order to seem more grown-up. This likely stems from the subject projecting their own insecurities about being “Mature Enough” onto the people around em.
You're describing most parents. 99.9 of parents tell their kids they're "too old" for whatever hobby/interest & that that they "need to grow up, get a job". My own parents forced me to grow up by adding extra chores and making me go to college. All parents think being grumpy means being mature because they're grumpy and think that's just part of being an adult. Plus misery loves company so they don't want to feel alone.
I almost died inside when he said that Peter Pan was from Disney, Peter Pan is a story written by James Matthew Barrie, and has been in the public domain for centuries.
Real! I’ve got a “fixer complex”. I feel like if I don’t help people I’m a bad person. I do LIKE helping people, and I don’t feel resentment towards people that I help. This makes me bad at setting boundaries though and I’m sometimes taken advantage of for my willingness to do whatever makes other people happy, even at my own expense. I’m in therapy tho, dw
@ I have the type of inferiority complex in which I get mad at myself for being “jealous” of other people’s art and also try to mask it with acting really self centered and like I see myself as a king when in reality I’m trying to trick myself into believing im worth shit
@seaberrysvideodump9602 so sort of the opposite of my situation, where i have to remind myself constantly that i aint shit, because my ego has hurt a lot of people in the past and i dont want it to hurt others anymore. I feel my pride withering away, and my ego vanishing over time, so i guess it works
As someone who has Peter Pan syndrome, I pride me self in how well I handle responsibility and motherhood. It hasn't been easy, and most times I feel like I'm the same age as me 2 year old daughter but I'm happy that I can put me childish side away when I need to be a mother, student, friend, sister and more. Female Peter Pans are fierce and happy and for me personally, I always put both of me daughters first and make sure they have everything they need.
Hey, if possible, i actually try to find more information about this syndrome. ( I keep being told i have it ) if you would be fine with that, I'd add you on Discord and ask you stuff and like your experience. If that's okay
then you don't have the complex I have a lot of things that I would rather do that are so much childish and maybe you know have some childish interest but I have some adult interest too but that's not it it's not like that at all cuz I do plenty of freaking adulting stuff and know how to be responsible and mature about things
@@katherinerichardson2273 hey, maybe you shouldnt tell people what they have or don’t have based off of a single comment posted on RUclips that they likely didn’t spend more then 2 mins articulating
It’s interesting that the Jonah complex was named after Jonah in the Bible. He wasn’t afraid of the spotlight or success, he simply felt the people of Nineveh were too sinful and didn’t want to be bothered giving them a message from God
@@observer1906 What I find cringe is being told what is okay and what isn’t by people you don’t know, that claim an all-powerful overlord neither you or they’ve ever met, decided it.
@@genoric4094Absolutely. There are as many ways to live as there are intelligences. I've said it before myself: "You don't know me, so you can't know what's best for me." Or maybe one someone else sent to me in a meme: "Don't walk a mile in my shoes. That'd bore you. Spend 30 seconds in my head; that'll freak you the **** out!'
When he explained the Peter Pan complex I immediately thought of how South Park portrayed Michael Jackson when he first appears him wearing a Peter Pan costume and only wanting to play but also his house looking like a 7 year old decorated it and not listening when people said he wasn’t a kid
He didn’t get a chance to be a kid that’s why he made the Neverland Ranch to basically make up for lost time, but Michael knew when to be an adult when he needed to.
Sadly Micheal Jackson was dubbed "childish" by his era because he didn't get a regular childhood and ways trying to make up for lost time. Even sadder in this modern day it's the norm for adults to have toy collections and blankets with cartoon characters so Micheal Jackson could have thrived in our time.
2:12 That guy doesn't need to feel TOO bad. I mean... Both guys who can lift 2 mini tractors CLEARLY skip leg day. I mean LOOK AT THEM. Their legs are like exactly as uncooked-spaghetti-noodle-looking as his! He could focus on proportion instead of raw power and roast them with that
Ngl, I can't blame those with Peter Pan syndrome. Adulthood is literally working 9 hours a day to barely be able to afford rent/food and spending the last remaing hours doing chores and catching up on sleep.
You can’t blame the majority of people with these complexes, more than other complexes. Despite the fact that the complexes aren’t good, there’s usually an underlying reason why they have the complex. Still doesn’t change the fact that having the complex is a bad thing, that they need to change.
Honestly yeah but another problem with people like that is the emotional immaturity as well. Manchilds are def draining people to be around. You don’t have to give up the things that made you happy in childhood but you definitely need to learn how to mentally mature and build good connections with the people around you.
Even though it wasn’t her fault, if she never met the prince, she would’ve been stuck being abused by her stepmother. People who aren’t physically stuck in situations, but mentally feel like they are, think that they are like Cinderella, and that they just need to wait for their “Prince charming” to come rescue them.
Yeah... she was a woman who worked really hard, too, and never really complained. Just dreamed and waited for her chance to have a fun night out. Perhaps she COULD have walked away from her step-mother and step-sisters. She would have had to strike it on her own which, for a single woman in those days, was unrealistic. I understand where the name of the complex comes from, it just would probably be better suited to Rapunzel (not from Tangled, but the original story).
I just learned about the Peter Pan, Cinderella, and the Wendy complex today :)) but I found it fascinating how you described Cinderella, in class I was taught it was just the female version of Peter Pan, but your explanation makes a lot more sense.
Does it count as a god complex if the person hides behind an actual god? "Oh no, I'm not a god. But i do follow this god who is always right and because im so close to my god I just so happen to always also be right. So shut up and do it my/my god's way"
It depends on the situation I think. If they are preaching for a god in an effort to "save" them then I think it's closer to a Messiah complex, but if the god is just a thinly veiled excuse for their own morals then I think it's a god complex, though interesting question.
Greek mythology geek here, in the original Greek mythology she was never a human. A Roman poet named Ovid wrote the myth (which is more of a critique on the Roman government) and used the Roman gods names. The retelling isn’t even canon in Greco Roman myth since Ovid didn’t believe in them
Wow, this video is incredibly insightful and well-researched! The explanation of the Oedipus Complex really stood out to me-it's fascinating how early childhood experiences shape so much of our subconscious behavior. Props to this channel for making such intricate topics so easy to understand in just 17 minutes. Amazing work!
The more I learn about phycology and labels in general the more I begin to relaize how bad humans are at explaining things that we need a special label. "Oh this person isn't heterosexual they're queer" "Big ego that's called a god compelx" Humans- I'm tottally one and not an alien trying to understand this planet
3:15 My sister always says that im fat and im weak and stupid stuff like that and she beats me up all the time and whenever i barely even touch her she freaking knees me in the gut and then makes fun of me because she thinks im a wimp for telling my mom and the worst part is my sister is always doing anything and everything to hurt me as much as possible and shes the best at every thing she does and the only things that i am good at Is making everybody else look better
Oedipus complex is very misunderstood. I used to have this when I was very young, about until I was 7, I lost interest in maternal bonding after I got a phone 😭 Besides my mom never gave me the attention and the approval I was expecting :P
I’m a woman and until I find myself a husband or become a mother? I’ll continue having my lowkey Peter Pan Complex. I have the Cinderella complex! Definitely. Way more than my Peter Pan Complex. P.S - I think I had an Elektra Complex when I was 3 years old. But, it went away after I turned 4. Because, I’ve always been a daddy’s little girl and he’d spoil me. I’ve always gotten along better with him than with my mom. I remember getting jealous of my mom hogging his attention when I was 3. 😆😆😆
The Jonah one is funny because that isn't why Jonah ran away 😂. He thought the people of Ninevah were too far gone and not worth the strain because they'd surely never change. It wasn't a fear of success, it was fear of God's plan, of what he thought was wasted effort and wasted time.
Now that you’re self aware, better yourself. Don’t just acknowledge that you have it, and then do nothing about it. Realizing and accepting that you have this complex, is already the first hard step, now do the hardest part and change it.
I used to have the Medusa complex and Messiah complex as a teenager, I think I currently have a certain degree of Jonah complex, very useful and complete video, I always wondered if certain behaviors I had/have have a terminology
I have a bit of an inferiority complex sometimes it motivates me sometimes it makes me feel horrible Sometimes i do question if i have a peter pan complex due to fear of growing up and failure but its probably mild
Poor Oedipus, bro was actually a pretty good guy, just accidentally married his mom (after trying so hard to avoid doing that) and then killed himself when he found out.
As someone with an inferiority complex, it does work as a motivation, but it is also like a Sisyphus’s Boulder where the push to achieve something ends up no where and you start over. I can improve myself or my skills, I can be complimented for these skills by highly respected people, but I may never feel like I’m on same level as them or everyone else. So I repeat the process, excepting a different result.
I feel like saying that Snow White and Cinderella were “waiting for somebody to save them” is incorrect in my opinion, Snow White was literally sleeping, so she couldn’t really do much, and Cinderella likely would have saved herself eventually, the godmother just came first.
What would be the complex of the person who solves everyone else's problems, like the psychologist friend, but avoids their own because they don't know how to deal with their own problems?
@@pcn545 Now, could this hostility towards me be a result of your experience? Have you categorized yourself as the therapist of your friend group? If so, I know that one can feel obligated to support their friends, however you are not responsible for everyone’s happiness nor their comfort 100% of the time. Perhaps allow some space to feel that you are allowed to set boundaries and protect your mental health. Perhaps, in the cases where your boundaries are violated you can remove yourself from the situation? Or more importantly their lives? Because people whom violate your boundaries after you’ve already told them consistently and repeatedly are more than likely to do it again. Now then happy holidays, I hope you are staying safe ^-^ Also I don’t vent to anyone, ever. So on that note I don’t have a “therapist friend”. Which I’m very happy to not have, they sound incredibly judgmental and I would hate to confide in a person that secretly hates me and talks about how much they hate me for trusting them behind my back . ^-^
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Oedipus must be mad as hell that the only thing people consistently remember about him is that he unknowingly married his mom
Jocasta and Electra make good company if I dare to wager 🤷.
It is even worse that he didn’t want that; the main thing was it was something he didn’t knew. He even blinded himself after he found out.
The main point of the story was about the inevitability of destiny. The father tried to fight fate and just accelerated it
@@kreigguardsman3355 and also it wasn't just randomly put destiny, this was specifically meant as a punishment to the father (even tho the son was the one suffering more)
@@Justaguythatcameby yeah according to some myths Laius abducted and r*ped king Pelops's son, causing him to curse Laius on three generations
Poor oedipus, bro did EVERYTHING to not sleep with this mom and literally did. Now he’s remembered by this 💀 thanks freud
Didn't bro even gouge his eyes out
@@olivianwokolo3254yup, after he found out.
@@olivianwokolo3254 He did actually ! And if I remember his mom killed herself when she learned the truth
@@olivianwokolo3254 He gouged out his eyes to not have to see the consequences of him defying the fates, those being his own children
@olivianwokolo3254 Yup. He was so horrified at what he ad done. He felt such horror and digust at "ruining" his mom's "womanhood" and disrespecting his father with the deplorable act that he felt the need to punish himself.
What about apartment complex
I find them very simple
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This comment made my day 😂
I have that complex! :p
@@johnroberts8609I was going to make that joke.
I feel like there should be an opposite counterpart to the Peter Pan complex. People who insist that you MUST give up anything that makes you joyful or comfortable in order to seem “more adult,” suggesting that they have come to associate adulthood with putting yourself through unnecessary misery in order to seem more grown-up. This likely stems from the subject projecting their own insecurities about being “Mature Enough” onto the people around em.
GUYS I’VE GOT IT
CAPTAIN HOOK COMPLEX
You're describing most parents. 99.9 of parents tell their kids they're "too old" for whatever hobby/interest & that that they "need to grow up, get a job". My own parents forced me to grow up by adding extra chores and making me go to college. All parents think being grumpy means being mature because they're grumpy and think that's just part of being an adult. Plus misery loves company so they don't want to feel alone.
You mean a terminally-online twitter user?
It could be a martyr complex
So my mother every time I have a panic attack that I’m “too old to be having?”
Imagine someone with an inferiority complex is roommates with a person with a God complex
Yeah... I know from experience how that sucks.
@@starlite04 may the real lord and savior have mercy upon your wounded soul.
Essentially me and my girlfriend
But I am into it
@@Buhnknimasochist/lh
I almost died inside when he said that Peter Pan was from Disney, Peter Pan is a story written by James Matthew Barrie, and has been in the public domain for centuries.
yeah but Disney made a movie about Peter pan
Most people know him from Disney.
@@starlite04doesn't mean they made him. 💀
@@samiam2003 so?
@@coelhaacapivara1532 soo... Most people know him from Disney, your point?
0:01 Oedipus complex
1:51 Inferiority complex
3:30 God complex
4:44 Peter pan complex
6:33 Jonah complex
7:57 Martyr complex
9:40 Messiah complex
11:14 Medusa complex
13:03 Don Juan complex
15:00 Cinderella complex
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There are 2 kinds of complexes. Ones that make you a selfish asshole. And one that makes you constantly feel like you’re an asshole that nobody likes
Real! I’ve got a “fixer complex”. I feel like if I don’t help people I’m a bad person. I do LIKE helping people, and I don’t feel resentment towards people that I help. This makes me bad at setting boundaries though and I’m sometimes taken advantage of for my willingness to do whatever makes other people happy, even at my own expense.
I’m in therapy tho, dw
@ I have the type of inferiority complex in which I get mad at myself for being “jealous” of other people’s art and also try to mask it with acting really self centered and like I see myself as a king when in reality I’m trying to trick myself into believing im worth shit
@seaberrysvideodump9602 fake it till ya make it!
@seaberrysvideodump9602 so sort of the opposite of my situation, where i have to remind myself constantly that i aint shit, because my ego has hurt a lot of people in the past and i dont want it to hurt others anymore. I feel my pride withering away, and my ego vanishing over time, so i guess it works
@@danaa-wish I had that problem. Instead I have sort of inferiority
As someone who has Peter Pan syndrome, I pride me self in how well I handle responsibility and motherhood. It hasn't been easy, and most times I feel like I'm the same age as me 2 year old daughter but I'm happy that I can put me childish side away when I need to be a mother, student, friend, sister and more. Female Peter Pans are fierce and happy and for me personally, I always put both of me daughters first and make sure they have everything they need.
Hey, if possible, i actually try to find more information about this syndrome. ( I keep being told i have it ) if you would be fine with that, I'd add you on Discord and ask you stuff and like your experience. If that's okay
@bringbackadjlfanchannel I haven't got a discord
then you don't have the complex
I have a lot of things that I would rather do that are so much childish and maybe you know have some childish interest but I have some adult interest too but that's not it it's not like that at all cuz I do plenty of freaking adulting stuff and know how to be responsible and mature about things
@@katherinerichardson2273 I don't know if you can confirm or deny that for them
@@katherinerichardson2273 hey, maybe you shouldnt tell people what they have or don’t have based off of a single comment posted on RUclips that they likely didn’t spend more then 2 mins articulating
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Lmaoo
Literally
It’s interesting that the Jonah complex was named after Jonah in the Bible. He wasn’t afraid of the spotlight or success, he simply felt the people of Nineveh were too sinful and didn’t want to be bothered giving them a message from God
And the scary part is he was kind of right.
@@sxatcychan1988If such a thing as a sin exists and it is as described in Christianity then sure.
@genoric4094 Cringe
@@observer1906 What I find cringe is being told what is okay and what isn’t by people you don’t know, that claim an all-powerful overlord neither you or they’ve ever met, decided it.
@@genoric4094Absolutely. There are as many ways to live as there are intelligences. I've said it before myself: "You don't know me, so you can't know what's best for me."
Or maybe one someone else sent to me in a meme: "Don't walk a mile in my shoes. That'd bore you. Spend 30 seconds in my head; that'll freak you the **** out!'
Is it bad that I said “me fr” to at least 5 of these complexes
Peter Pan, Jonah, Martyr, Medusa, and Cinderella complexes all sound concerningly familiar 😭
@@krystalbepsiInferiority, Jonah, Medusa, Matyr and Peter Pan also sounded very familiar to me… 😭
Inferiority, Saviour, Jonah and Martyr complexes are eerily similar to me
At least you’re aware of it.
Peter Pan, Medusa and Don Juan🥳
When he explained the Peter Pan complex I immediately thought of how South Park portrayed Michael Jackson when he first appears him wearing a Peter Pan costume and only wanting to play but also his house looking like a 7 year old decorated it and not listening when people said he wasn’t a kid
He didn’t get a chance to be a kid that’s why he made the Neverland Ranch to basically make up for lost time, but Michael knew when to be an adult when he needed to.
@@jaydenlenzy3487does that mean Ryan from Ryan's World is also going to grow up to be a p*edophile?
Sadly Micheal Jackson was dubbed "childish" by his era because he didn't get a regular childhood and ways trying to make up for lost time. Even sadder in this modern day it's the norm for adults to have toy collections and blankets with cartoon characters so Micheal Jackson could have thrived in our time.
2:12 That guy doesn't need to feel TOO bad. I mean... Both guys who can lift 2 mini tractors CLEARLY skip leg day. I mean LOOK AT THEM. Their legs are like exactly as uncooked-spaghetti-noodle-looking as his! He could focus on proportion instead of raw power and roast them with that
"Medusa Complex" this is just Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria 😭
Yeah but Medusa Complex sounds cooler
I still took a slap across the face when he explained it. Damn...
Medusa Complex shatters my relationships sm
I always figured I had the Medusa stare but learning that it’s because I don’t want to be rejected- 🧎♀️
The old and the new
Ngl, I can't blame those with Peter Pan syndrome. Adulthood is literally working 9 hours a day to barely be able to afford rent/food and spending the last remaing hours doing chores and catching up on sleep.
You can’t blame the majority of people with these complexes, more than other complexes. Despite the fact that the complexes aren’t good, there’s usually an underlying reason why they have the complex. Still doesn’t change the fact that having the complex is a bad thing, that they need to change.
That's not adulthood. That's exploitation.
Is it possible to have inferiority and superiority complex at the same time?
Honestly yeah but another problem with people like that is the emotional immaturity as well. Manchilds are def draining people to be around. You don’t have to give up the things that made you happy in childhood but you definitely need to learn how to mentally mature and build good connections with the people around you.
Shout out to the C-PTSD folks playing this video like a bingo card.
Didn’t think the martyr complex would hit me so hard. I think it’s therapy time
Don't refer to Peter Pan as a Disney character. Disney did not invent him, they just made an adaptation
Not that deep
Cinderella never waited for the prince tho, she went to him. It's like ppl forget the story
Even though it wasn’t her fault, if she never met the prince, she would’ve been stuck being abused by her stepmother. People who aren’t physically stuck in situations, but mentally feel like they are, think that they are like Cinderella, and that they just need to wait for their “Prince charming” to come rescue them.
She didn't even want the prince, she just wanted to go to the ball
Yeah... she was a woman who worked really hard, too, and never really complained. Just dreamed and waited for her chance to have a fun night out. Perhaps she COULD have walked away from her step-mother and step-sisters. She would have had to strike it on her own which, for a single woman in those days, was unrealistic. I understand where the name of the complex comes from, it just would probably be better suited to Rapunzel (not from Tangled, but the original story).
Had inferiority complex and Medusa complex when i was in school, thought its just impostor syndrome
I had committed every single complex in this video without me knowing in a single year... *grabs a time machine and yeets this to myself in the past*
@@Inderasteinyou liked your mother that way? or did u just forget that was on the list 😭
I never knew that the human mind was so complex!
It is and that's why it must be controlled by following God's ways!😊
@Herowebcomics Well, that doesn’t sound threatening at all 🤥
@@sunstar-r7e Oh it IS threatening!
...to the dark side.😎
Nice wordplay
@@Herowebcomics 🤮🤮
I just learned about the Peter Pan, Cinderella, and the Wendy complex today :)) but I found it fascinating how you described Cinderella, in class I was taught it was just the female version of Peter Pan, but your explanation makes a lot more sense.
Inferiority complex is so real
The Messiah complex needs to get together with the Martyr complex and Peter Pan needs to meet Cinderella.
i feel like cinderella would end up being kinda of like peter pan’s mom in a bad way
Peter Pan + Cinderella = Oedipus Complex with Unhealthy Codependency
Guys don't date women who act like children
Does it count as a god complex if the person hides behind an actual god? "Oh no, I'm not a god. But i do follow this god who is always right and because im so close to my god I just so happen to always also be right. So shut up and do it my/my god's way"
yes
It depends on the situation I think. If they are preaching for a god in an effort to "save" them then I think it's closer to a Messiah complex, but if the god is just a thinly veiled excuse for their own morals then I think it's a god complex, though interesting question.
I'm a get hate for this but what you described is just being Christian during the crusades
@@shelbywagenaar8509I’m gonna be honest here, that was every religion during the crusades the Christians were just more successful
That’s not thinking your right that’s thinking a god is right
Greek mythology geek here, in the original Greek mythology she was never a human. A Roman poet named Ovid wrote the myth (which is more of a critique on the Roman government) and used the Roman gods names. The retelling isn’t even canon in Greco Roman myth since Ovid didn’t believe in them
And im pretty sure Ovid hated the Greeks and just wanted to tarnish them/their myths
ovid was also the writer to the ‘medusa r@pe’ myth.
Wow, this video is incredibly insightful and well-researched! The explanation of the Oedipus Complex really stood out to me-it's fascinating how early childhood experiences shape so much of our subconscious behavior. Props to this channel for making such intricate topics so easy to understand in just 17 minutes. Amazing work!
11:30 Yeah bruh. That's me every single day in my life 😔.
literally saying that means you don't have it.
This video made me realize I REALLY need therapy
Why does the martyr complex sound like every stay at home mother i know
7:10 how dare you call me out
Same lmao (seems oddly personal)
Very helpful for writing characters.
(Except the first one).
Hearing my name called in this was not on my bingo card. Relating to it was DEFINITELY not on my bingo card
I feel like I have a very mild version of several of these, and they all work each other to ruin me lol
Timestamps if not already done
0:00 Oedipus Complex
1:51 Inferiority Complex
3:30 God Complex
4:44 Peter Pan Complex
6:33 Jonah Complex
7:58 Martyr Complex
9:41 Messiah Complex
11:14 Medusa Complex
13:04 Don Juan Complex
15:00 Cinderella Complex
The more I learn about phycology and labels in general the more I begin to relaize how bad humans are at explaining things that we need a special label.
"Oh this person isn't heterosexual they're queer"
"Big ego that's called a god compelx"
Humans- I'm tottally one and not an alien trying to understand this planet
What's worse is, we actually go about slapping labels on things when we could use that time to try and help.
3:15 My sister always says that im fat and im weak and stupid stuff like that and she beats me up all the time and whenever i barely even touch her she freaking knees me in the gut and then makes fun of me because she thinks im a wimp for telling my mom and the worst part is my sister is always doing anything and everything to hurt me as much as possible and shes the best at every thing she does and the only things that i am good at Is making everybody else look better
Complex? I find it very simple, actually
Y'all I think I have a mild form of Cinderella complex
Fun fact: the way Freud described the Oedipus complex was way worse than you think, Sigmund Freud was a weirdo
So neat and cool keep it up love ur content ngl , These are so cool .
Good video, was happy that the cultural and societal reinforcement of the Cinderella Complex was mentioned and not glossed over
We're going to therapy with this one🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Oedipus complex is very misunderstood. I used to have this when I was very young, about until I was 7, I lost interest in maternal bonding after I got a phone 😭
Besides my mom never gave me the attention and the approval I was expecting :P
5:35 Not originally Disney, the Story is from J.M. Barrie
Thank you! I would also like to add, in the original story, Peter Pan killed kids when they got too old. He was the only boy who didn't age.
Why did this 15 minute video get me a more efficient diagnosis than two therapists in a one year period
martyr complex so basically parents
I’m a woman and until I find myself a husband or become a mother? I’ll continue having my lowkey Peter Pan Complex.
I have the Cinderella complex! Definitely. Way more than my Peter Pan Complex.
P.S - I think I had an Elektra Complex when I was 3 years old. But, it went away after I turned 4. Because, I’ve always been a daddy’s little girl and he’d spoil me. I’ve always gotten along better with him than with my mom. I remember getting jealous of my mom hogging his attention when I was 3.
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Honestly, understanding is half the battle. Being able to recognize stuff like this and put a name on it is so helpful for me.
is this how i find out i actually have a peter pan complex :(
same dude and i feel pathetic 🥲
3:18 and that’s how I got through school with good(ish) grades!! 🗣️🔥🔥
The Jonah one is funny because that isn't why Jonah ran away 😂. He thought the people of Ninevah were too far gone and not worth the strain because they'd surely never change. It wasn't a fear of success, it was fear of God's plan, of what he thought was wasted effort and wasted time.
Welp, guess I have the Medusa Complex.
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I think Futurama Zapp Brannigan nearly has all these complex😂
Can't believe I'm a combination of multiple complex
The Peter Pan complex is me fr
Hey I’m going to ask you to chill abt the Martyr Complex because you’ve completely shattered my personal reality and now I’m questioning my sanity
Now that you’re self aware, better yourself. Don’t just acknowledge that you have it, and then do nothing about it. Realizing and accepting that you have this complex, is already the first hard step, now do the hardest part and change it.
Dam that martyr complex hit a pretty hard, good video
Bah, Mountain Dew and Pokemon debates sounds like a HELLA good birthday
Well, I'll add the Medusa complex to my list of issues I only now realize I got...
I'm sad you didn't include the Cassandra Complex.
What's it about?
@@_augustbabyyy basically savior complex but ur failing and no one listens to u
@@_augustbabyyy when someone has an accurate prediction that is ignored or dismissed
My dad has that all the time!
I have passive inferiority complex. I feel hell'a inferior, but I'm passive about it.
I kinda have Peter Pan Complex, but I’m autistic and it’s part of my disability
Have you considered to un-autistic yourself?
Best channel on here 💪
I used to have the Medusa complex and Messiah complex as a teenager, I think I currently have a certain degree of Jonah complex, very useful and complete video, I always wondered if certain behaviors I had/have have a terminology
I have a bit of an inferiority complex sometimes it motivates me sometimes it makes me feel horrible
Sometimes i do question if i have a peter pan complex due to fear of growing up and failure but its probably mild
I had no idea what a martyr complex was until today, I feel so called out 😭
Poor Oedipus, bro was actually a pretty good guy, just accidentally married his mom (after trying so hard to avoid doing that) and then killed himself when he found out.
How I feel like I play violin, and how I feel sometimes 2:41
I might have every problem here besides the first one (Oedipus)
Just found this channel... I am absolutely loving every second of it! thank you for it!
1:27 his reminds me of my little sister a bit 😅
As someone with an inferiority complex, this video explains it very well.
12:01 life will feel like * Opera GX ad* 🗿
i got a christmas ad lol
I LOVE “The Evalutor” 😍
weezer pfp!
*electric guitar riff intensifies*
@@GarryBobskit real 🦋(wing color)
as someone who formerly had a martyr complex: I WAS FUCKING *OBNOXIOUS*
As someone with an inferiority complex, it does work as a motivation, but it is also like a Sisyphus’s Boulder where the push to achieve something ends up no where and you start over. I can improve myself or my skills, I can be complimented for these skills by highly respected people, but I may never feel like I’m on same level as them or everyone else. So I repeat the process, excepting a different result.
I just realised I have Peter Pan complex minus the running away from responsibilities and serious relationships.
I feel like saying that Snow White and Cinderella were “waiting for somebody to save them” is incorrect in my opinion, Snow White was literally sleeping, so she couldn’t really do much, and Cinderella likely would have saved herself eventually, the godmother just came first.
I agree. Cinderella didn't wait for a miracle to happen, she was rewarded a miracle because she was kind despite everything
Lol I thought I had the saviour complex, until I learned the actual definition lol
...Was the symbol for the Don Wan complex the Nostalgia critic?!😮
Individuals with Autism has these traits.
Apparently I have a few complexes... Peter pan complex was way scarily accurate (I have high functioning asbergers)
@@BADY4N I'm high function too! I have some of these traits.
What would be the complex of the person who solves everyone else's problems, like the psychologist friend, but avoids their own because they don't know how to deal with their own problems?
9:19 this is basically all those people that are like “I’m the therapist friend 😔💔🥀⛓🖤”
HELPPPP THIS IS SO REAL BAHAHAHAHAHA
This just means you’re the person the uses the therapist friend
@pcn545 and what made you assume that?
@@incognitospaghet1452 because the toxic ones that pretend like therapist friends don’t exist, tend to be the ones that use them the most
@@pcn545
Now, could this hostility towards me be a result of your experience? Have you categorized yourself as the therapist of your friend group?
If so, I know that one can feel obligated to support their friends, however you are not responsible for everyone’s happiness nor their comfort 100% of the time. Perhaps allow some space to feel that you are allowed to set boundaries and protect your mental health. Perhaps, in the cases where your boundaries are violated you can remove yourself from the situation? Or more importantly their lives? Because people whom violate your boundaries after you’ve already told them consistently and repeatedly are more than likely to do it again. Now then happy holidays, I hope you are staying safe ^-^
Also I don’t vent to anyone, ever. So on that note I don’t have a “therapist friend”. Which I’m very happy to not have, they sound incredibly judgmental and I would hate to confide in a person that secretly hates me and talks about how much they hate me for trusting them behind my back . ^-^
Thank you for showing what ekbom syndrome is in a video if it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t be able to get help for it:)
HOW THE HELL DID I GOR FROM AN INFERIORITY COMPLEX TO A SAVIOR COMPLEX-
Maybe the latter is how you cope with the previous?
Went into the video not knowing half of these, found out I might have Jonah, martyr, and Don Juan complex
Omg help I got every single one except for martyr complex
😂 You can smell your own sh*t, that's huge progress.
Gotta catch ‘em all.
Mike seems like a cool dude
I definitely have Jonah complex-
I recognise myself in too many of them wtf
Oedipus: Im my own Papa
Im my own Papa
What if i have every single one of these
The evaluator should make a video about Aromantic Asexaul Aro Ace
Yes yep
Nah
He has bot
I think he already did that
he did
What you gotta think when you’re told god complex is Light Yagami from Death Note
i think i have a medusa complex
Hi Evaluator 👋 i like your vids. ALSO I BET NO ONE HAD WATCHED ALL OF THIS VID YET AYAYAYGAVSHDHDH-