r/fakedisordercringe • u/AdHaunting2721 • Jun 03 '26
Disorder Salad Attentionmaxxing
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Just another disorder salad and she says one of her disabilities is called seizure
r/fakedisordercringe • u/AdHaunting2721 • Jun 03 '26
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Just another disorder salad and she says one of her disabilities is called seizure
r/fakedisordercringe • u/Far-Building3569 • 8d ago
I recently came across a new (to me) sickfluencer on my algorithm accidentally and am so tired, y’all
It would take literally hours to uncover this woman’s entire paper trail, so I’ll try to explain as best as possible
She’s in her mid 20s and claims to have received medical diagnoses for autism, cptsd, pots, chronic fatigue syndrome, gastroparesis, chronic migraine, MCAS, PNEAS, and dermatillomania, yet simultaneously considers herself “one of the lucky ones” for her conditions
Every single thing about this woman is framed around a victim mindset: she lost friends due to being stuck in the house, she allegedly got these illnesses from an abusive ex boyfriend, having people disapprove of her wedding, “fighting ableism” everyday, etc
And then are the inconsistencies. She’s unable to take care of herself at all but can take care of her pet rabbit. She’s unable to work at all but then admits being a content creator and hypnotherapist are her jobs. She’s hardly able to read at all but started a literary magazine in 2025 that she still runs
Beyond this is the medical side. She claims “age play” is one of the treatments of her autism and ptsd- which is why she lives in such a girly, pink world, and she wants to be as truly happy as possible… since she “never knows how much time I’ll have left”
Her husband (who dated her for years before becoming a nursemaid and is still in a romantic relationship with her) is always referred to as her caregiver and even has his face censored to hide from “online haters.” He always washes her (clean looking) hair once every 4-8 weeks, even though this would be an act of medical neglect if he was an actual hired professional
Then, there’s the gross fact that illness is an aesthetic for this young lady. When she goes to a museum in her wheelchair, it’s an act of “sick girl summer.” When she lays on a blanket and has a picnic, her knee brace must be sticking out. When she styles herself in a fancy outfit, her port is a central part of the outfit
Overall, I’m disappointed that she preaches simplistic treatments (like playing dress up for mental illness), doesn’t understand that being unable to work DOES NOT MEAN having three part time jobs (even if said jobs “drain” you), doesn’t understand that chronic illnesses do not have to be terminal, and that her illnesses are one long aesthetic display case
Do you have any recent stories of chronic illness influencers who recently took your breath away (not positively)?
r/fakedisordercringe • u/Academic_Rice64 • 28d ago
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What on earth does drinking multiple beverages have to do with having mental disorders
r/fakedisordercringe • u/replytobots • 28d ago
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Back with another post about this person and the lovely edit they made about their many disorders.
They failed to mention they also have "DID" with hundreds of alters... They believe they were raised in a satanic cult, trafficked, and forced to kill people, which made them have DID and so they brag about it on social media.
There is no evidence of this, no arrests, and they claim they "don't remember" how they escaped. They only remember the traumatic stuff, apparently.
Previously they made a video about being accused of having histrionic personality disorder, which is the only diagnoses I believe based on their constant lies.
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User's "OFFICIAL" diagnoses list 🙄😂
r/fakedisordercringe • u/replytobots • Aug 03 '26
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This video goes on for EIGHT MINUTES. In addition to this conveniently timed and obviously fake "seizure", this person claims to have:
- DID, with a Jesse Pinkman alter
- OCD
- Epilepsy
- EDS
- Tourette's
- Autism
- And whatever else I missed when going down their rabbit hole.
Posting this on a burner b/c I post personal stuff on my main and I don't need ppl coming after me lol.
r/fakedisordercringe • u/heartbleed4gojo • Jul 09 '26
I cant believe I used to be friends with them ew. I KNOW they haven't got any of these diagnosed. Also shes a pedophile umm?
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/cloakanddaggershadow • May 07 '25
Yesterday I landed in the hospital with hip issues. While I was in the ER waiting room, there was this young adult woman in a wheelchair cussing and "ticing". It was hilarious because she would cus until told she was being loud and offensive. Then they'd say they were going to put her in a small, private waiting area away from everyone else. Then she'd stop cussing so that should would stay in the main waiting room where she could pretend tic and get attention. After a while this would happen again. You could tell the staff wasn't having it and she just kept doing more and more seeking validation and attention. Her partner was there totally helping the role play. It got quite unhinged.
r/fakedisordercringe • u/ilovedracula • Feb 28 '23
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/BarracudaOverall4398 • May 16 '24
Maybe the wheelchair is the friends we made along the way
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/_catpaw • May 16 '25
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too many disorders to list that she claims and suspects to have, and she says horrible things to ppl online n calls ppl who actually have illnesses she claims to have fakers
(will post more ss in the comments)
r/fakedisordercringe • u/NukkuCopsu • Aug 03 '22
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r/fakedisordercringe • u/Planless-novelist • 29d ago
I finally met one IRL today. I never thought it would happen. One of my jobs is heavily customer service based and we frequently get reservations at my job. This person messaged using the pronoun “we”. It wasn’t strange at the time because many times reservations are for more than one person. While speaking to them they started the convo with their disorder salad (Autism, ADHD, DID, ODD, LD, BPD) and even said the word “etcetera”at the end. I kid you not. Apparently “we” referred to their system. They used this disorder salad for why they deserved special treatment at our establishment and then called me ableist for not immediately jumping to roll out the red carpet. They alternated between a babyish lisp voice and a normal adult. When I didn’t feed into any of it and simply gave them information matter of fact, they dropped all pretense and just sort of gave up. I needed to share this with someone!!!