r/fakedisordercringe • u/plastic_pu55y • Nov 29 '22
ADHD When enjoying jumping on a trampoline is stimming and completely unique to a mental illness.
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/EvanMorningstar1 • Jun 01 '23
ADHD people will take any normal thing and say it’s a disorder
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/herionfairy • Oct 16 '22
ADHD the more you watch, the worse it gets 😭
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/Pyrocats • May 01 '24
ADHD Now Where Have I Seen This? 🤔🤔
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Worst part is that he still says "maybe ADHD" after being told he doesn't have it
r/fakedisordercringe • u/sadbokkie • Jul 23 '22
ADHD people on tiktok: *does something everyone on planet earth does* omg my adhd 🤪
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/fairy_rat333 • Jul 07 '24
ADHD i hate when this hap- BUBBLES ✨☺️
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/TheTeaLOL • Sep 04 '22
ADHD See it’s people like this that make it hard…
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/Pyrocats • Apr 30 '24
ADHD NOT EVERYONE CAN READ THIS 😲😲😲🤯🤯
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If you can read it then congrats! It probably has nothing to do with whether you have ADHD tho!
r/fakedisordercringe • u/Wide-Science-8545 • Nov 24 '22
ADHD am i in the wrong?
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am i wrong for hating these “disability creatures” like i hate people trying to make autism and adhd quirky. it’s a major setback in life not some smol creature tf? and everyone commented “yippee” in the comments like god wtf? this feels like people jus tryna be quirky 🤷🏻♀️
r/fakedisordercringe • u/WildZero138 • Mar 08 '23
ADHD Yeah. Everyone can hear both songs. Also claiming in the comments to be able to hear multiple conversations during large family gatherings. I want to know what kind of ADHD she’s got.
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/Moon_Boy20 • Sep 28 '22
ADHD dancing is apparently a stim now.
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/chotix • Jul 06 '22
ADHD ADHD is when you can hear multiple sounds at once
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/Unique_Ad_1395 • Dec 01 '24
ADHD He scares me
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Sorry for the weird editing, I had to “remix” it to save it.
r/fakedisordercringe • u/FrontAd8693 • Aug 30 '22
ADHD What’s with everyone wanting ADHD all of a sudden
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/emobanana_ • Mar 02 '23
ADHD There is no good or bad type of adhd
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/Weak_Regret_4469 • May 26 '23
ADHD Two videos showed up on my for you page that fit together well
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/SUSHIxSUICIDE • 16d ago
ADHD Did the ADHD strike when you were doing your eyeliner too…
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/Useless_lesbo • Dec 27 '24
ADHD so uhh… no? don’t use adhd as an excuse to cheat? that’s weird?
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that’
r/fakedisordercringe • u/cait_elizabeth • 10d ago
ADHD A study of 100 popular TikToks on ADHD found that less than half aligned with the DSM diagnostic criteria for the disorder
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"We aimed to assess the psychoeducational quality of TikTok content about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) from the perspective of both mental health professionals and young adults across two pre-registered studies. In Study 1, two clinical psychologists with expertise in ADHD evaluated the claims (accuracy, nuance, overall quality as psychoeducation material) made in the top 100 #ADHD TikTok videos. Despite the videos’ immense popularity (collectively amassing nearly half a billion views), fewer than 50% of the claims about ADHD symptoms were judged to align with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. In Study 2, 843 undergraduate students (no ADHD = 224, ADHD self-diagnosis = 421, ADHD formal diagnosis = 198) were asked about their typical frequency of viewing #ADHD content on TikTok and their perceptions of ADHD and were shown the top 5 and bottom 5 psychologist-rated videos from Study 1. A greater typical frequency of watching ADHD-related TikToks was linked to a greater willingness to recommend both the top and bottom-rated videos from Study 1, after controlling for demographics and ADHD diagnostic status. It was also linked to estimating a higher prevalence of ADHD in the general population and greater challenges faced by those with ADHD. Our findings highlight a discrepancy between mental health professionals and young adults regarding the psychoeducational value of #ADHD content on TikTok. Addressing this is crucial to improving access to treatment and enhancing support for those with ADHD."
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0319335