black dysmorphia

same thing as blonde dysmorphia just with black hair that has brown or red/orange undertones

MY BLACK DYSMORPHIA IS COMING BACK

by nigga0227 October 20, 2023

Snuggie dysmorphia

Snuggie dysmorphia is when you wear your Snuggie that you love and feel amazing wearing it, then you walk past a mirror and feel like you look fatter in some places, especially in your midriff, which makes you self conscious, but the comfort cancels it out a little bit.

I have Snuggie dysmorphia, I don’t really know how I really look wearing it

by Obsidiankeylimes2 December 26, 2023

Eyebrow dysmorphia

Constantly worrying about how your eyebrows look and/or they’re even or symmetrical enough.

Addicted to having eyebrow perfect at all times.

“Do you think I need to pluck my brows or is my eyebrow dysmorphia kicking in”

by Realtslk April 12, 2024

Car Dysmorphia

Against your cars will you identify your vehicle as something that it is not.

i.e - you believe and infinity coupe is a Nissan skyline and switch badges to further aid in your belief that car is something that it is not thereby one experiences car dysmorphia

by Charaletta April 18, 2024

booty dysmorphia

the fear yo booty got smaller since your last training
a few days ago

girl can you check my ass pls?i haven’t trained since last week i have booty dysmorphia

by cpntm December 15, 2024

money dysmorphia

A sibling of the term “body dysmorphia,” money dysmorphia refers to people who have a distorted view of their own financial well-being and security. It can lead to overspending to compensate for missing out, obsessively checking the balance in their bank accounts, or hoarding wealth and not doing anything with it.

multiple friends are in Thailand and Southeast Asia for spring break according to instagram and it triggered my money dysmorphia. Meanwhile I can barely afford a Pad Thai

by Sickomonster April 16, 2025

Relationship Dysmorphia

A condition where someone becomes hyper-focused on minor flaws or negative aspects of their romantic relationship, causing them to lose sight of the overall beauty, strength, and positivity of the connection. This distorted perspective often leads to unnecessary dissatisfaction, conflict, or even a breakup. The most effective remedy is cultivating gratitude and consciously appreciating the positive elements of the partnership.

"They were genuinely happy together, but relationship dysmorphia set in, and suddenly all they saw were problems rather than the deep love they shared."

by drstarheartsong October 5, 2025