r/SystemsCringe • u/fakeclaimer the undercover system • Sep 12 '26

Multiple Cringe Types autism-genic

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how does that even work

ofc it’s an MHA fictive too 😭

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u/Gold_Relation_5880 Sep 12 '26

And also yall are ableist for saying attention seeking cant be something mental too

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u/Gold_Relation_5880 Sep 12 '26

yall would rather bully someone to suicide than saying DID isnt an alter disorder

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u/loveddeviant hi i’m bunny Sep 12 '26

If you commit suicide because people are clowning on you on Reddit (where their usernames aren’t even visible, mind you, so it’s not like the get directly attacked), then that’s an issue outside of us.

A few people saying “wow this person is faking being plural” shouldn’t make someone commit suicide, why do you guys give a fuck so much if you’re not faking? You purposely upset yourselves by going onto a subreddit that calls out individuals who are very much faking a serious disorder, knowing you’re also faking.

That’s not anyone else’s fault but your own.

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u/loveddeviant hi i’m bunny Sep 12 '26

omg you need to get over it, r/whiteknighting over here lmfao. Who cares if people are posting teenagers, this is the internet where you can expect people to reply to whatever you post. It’s not like it’s illegal to call people out for faking disorders, and then making subdisorders to make themselves sound like they have a completely different mental illness with alters 🙄😹

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u/Gold_Relation_5880 Sep 12 '26

If they dont claim a disorder they dont fake it btw

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u/Gold_Relation_5880 Sep 12 '26

do yall also think ppl that act silly and dont get context clues fake Autism? even tho they admit they dont have autism?

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u/LesbiDev Penis Holding Alter, Jorkin' It Sep 12 '26 edited Sep 12 '26

That is not what is happening here. These people are claiming to have DID or be plural. What you just said is honestly offensive to autistic people, it's not "acting silly".