Sex > Relationship = Psychopath

THERE IT IS! THERE IT IS, JORDAN! IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH PSYCHOPATHY!

Hym "That's the whole thing. You're entirely projecting your relationship with your daighter onto society AND ME... And you're using that to justify doing whatever you want to me. 'If Sex > Relationship = Psychopath. Psychopath bad. Must stop Psychopath from fucking my daughter- I mean, destroying society! (And it's already too late for that anyway)' or ✌️✊️✌️Short-term gratification✌️✊️✌️ instead of relationship. That's your entire reasoning behind this. It doesn't have anything to do with trying to get unearned status. This is probably the worse way to go about doing that. Even if it was, you're a literal fucking charlatan, Jordan, you are the single worst person to be talking about trying to use something that doesn't belong to you to elevate your fucking status in society. You don't want me to have any status so long as I'm unwilling to give up my butthole to you. I don't care about what your molested retard patients did in response to their shit childhoods. The suffering scapegoat doesn't work on me. And now you want to control how men interact with women but NOT ALONG THE LINES OF MOLESTING A RETARD AT WORK... You're entire propositional ethic has exceptions for people you like and you're willing to use force on the people you don't like. And in this instance it's 'nebulous definition psychopaths.' You're a literal classist wannabe aristocrat charlatan. I was right to do this, Jordan. This was correct."

by Hym Iam March 21, 2024

The perpetual perpetrator (a psychosomatic suspect with a distressed stutter).

What I call homo-sapiens whoa re addicted to abscesses.

Person 1: Are you addicted to abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: The perpetual perpetrator (a psychosomatic suspect with a distressed stutter).

by Abreathofaversaillian January 20, 2025

The perpetual perpetrator (a psychosomatic suspect with a distressed stutter) is a homo-sapien (human) addicted to abscesses.

What I call people who are addicted to abscesses.

Person 1: Are you addicted to abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: The perpetual perpetrator (a psychosomatic suspect with a distressed stutter) is a homo-sapien (human) addicted to abscesses.

by Abreathofaversaillian January 20, 2025

Twitter Mass psychosis

A collective online meltdown illness discovered by the actor François Arnaud where a cluster of chronically-online Twitter users fixate on a single public figure and treat every word, comma, and typo they post as a secret manifesto. Characterized by obsessive quote-tweeting, bad-faith “analysis,” and the ritualistic insistence that they are simply “holding someone accountable,” while openly projecting their own bigotry, insecurity, or ideological rot.
Often involves:
Pretending harassment is “critique”
Reading malice into neutral statements
Demanding perfect language while arguing in screenshots and vibes
Claiming moral superiority while behaving like a digital mob
Accusing the target of dogwhistles they themselves won’t stop blowing
Weaponizing their status as a woman or PoC to justify bigotry toward other minority groups
Symptoms worsen when the target refuses to apologize, log off, or perform ideological self-flagellation.

François Arnaud said ‘people’ instead of ‘folks’—huge red flag. He want to eradicate all minorities!
"Bro, you were literally calling him homophobic slur"
"Wow, I am a PoC Woman and he is a white man which means he is the REAL RACIST"
“Bro, that’s Twitter mass psychosis. Get some meds”

by RpgfanOnExpedition60 January 24, 2026

Hard Problem of Psychosis

The fundamental challenge of bridging the experiential divide between the psychotic and non-psychotic mind. It's not just about treating symptoms, but about the near-impossibility of an outsider truly understanding the subjective reality of psychosis—where hallucinations have the sensory force of truth, and delusions form a coherent, alternative worldview. The hard problem is epistemological: How can therapeutic or medical models claim authority over an internal experience they cannot fully access or validate? This raises ethical questions about coercion ("forcing" someone back to a consensus reality) and the nature of reality itself.

Example: A man believes a government satellite is broadcasting thoughts into his head. Medication silences the "voice," but to him, the cure feels like the authorities successfully "jammed his receiver." The psychiatrist sees a treated illness. The patient sees a confirmed conspiracy. The hard problem: There is no neutral ground to adjudicate these realities. All therapy is, from one perspective, the imposition of one reality map (neurotypical, consensual) over another (psychotic). This makes "recovery" a deeply philosophical, not just clinical, process of navigating incompatible worlds. Hard Problem of Psychosis.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Popular Culture Psychosis

A state where the symbolic universe of popular culture completely replaces shared reality. The individual's thought processes, language, and interpretation of events become entirely structured by movie plots, celebrity gossip, brand mythologies, and meme logic. They may believe they are living in a simulation modeled after a film franchise, attribute cosmic significance to album release dates, or perceive strangers as archetypes from a TV show. This is a extreme breakdown where the metaphoric and consumable elements of culture are literalized, severing the person from any baseline of common, unmediated experience.

Example: A person becomes convinced that the world is literally the set of The Truman Show, and that everyone around them is an actor following a script written by a shadowy "Director." They interpret weather events as special effects, and news headlines as plot developments in their personal narrative. Their speech is a pastiche of movie quotes and advertising jingles used with deadly seriousness. This isn't just being a "fan"; it's a psychotic break where the map of pop culture has completely replaced the territory of reality, and they can no longer tell the difference. Popular Culture Psychosis.

by Dumu The Void January 27, 2026

Social Media Psychosis

A colloquial term for a breakdown in the perception of consensus reality, induced or severely exacerbated by prolonged, immersive engagement with social media ecosystems. It is characterized by the inability to distinguish between algorithmically-amplified narratives and offline reality, adopting the extreme affective states and persecutory frameworks of online tribes as one's own, and experiencing relationships and events primarily through the interpretive lens of viral discourse. This is not clinical psychosis, but a culturally-specific distortion where the curated, performative, and conflict-driven social media environment becomes the primary source of "reality testing," leading to paranoia, identity fragmentation, and emotional reasoning detached from embodied context.

Example: Someone who spends hours daily in political hashtag wars begins to believe that people in their offline workplace are "NPCs" (Non-Player Characters) part of a secret ideological plot, interpreting neutral comments as "dog whistles." They feel constantly monitored, attribute mundane events to vast online conspiracies they follow, and their speech becomes a series of slogans and accusations lifted from tweets. Their social reality has been wholly colonized by the architecture and culture of the platform, inducing a functional psychosis specific to the digital age. Social Media Psychosis.

by Dumu The Void January 27, 2026