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Dissimulation 

An album made by an artist that who, for the first time in history, doesn't want it to be number one.
"I can't win...I can't win. I tell you guys to stop buying my album (Dissimulation), and you buy it more. I tell you guys to stop streaming my album (Dissimulation), and you stream it more. So what the f*ck can I do, huh? What do I f*cking do right now, huh? For the first time in my life, yo, man looks plain (or pain i dunno), man looks shit bro. 3 years, my nibba, 3 f*cking..... and you guys just tryna....
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dissimulation 

Ksi dissimulation

dissimulation 

Ksi album name is dissimulation

dissimulation 

The name of KSI's trash new album.
*Radio playing KSI's album*
Friend: Oh? Is that Dissimulation?
Me: Turn that shit off...
dissimulation by CaptainAlphaMan April 17, 2020

Controlled Dissimulation Theory

A psychological and sociological theory describing a strategic practice where individuals or groups deliberately hide their true beliefs, intentions, or identities while simulating a false position, in order to manipulate or control a target. Unlike simple lying, controlled dissimulation is systematic and often long‑term; the dissimulator carefully calibrates what to reveal and what to conceal to maintain credibility while advancing a hidden agenda. It is common in espionage, undercover research, and some forms of online manipulation. The theory distinguishes dissimulation from self‑deception: the dissimulator knows they are pretending, and the “control” refers to the deliberate management of the performance.
Example: “He spent months in the online forum pretending to be a believer, only to systematically undermine faith with subtle psychological pressure. Controlled dissimulation theory explained his method: hide the real goal, simulate the target’s identity, and slowly shift the terms of debate.”

Theory of Controlled Dissimulation on the Internet

A specific application of controlled dissimulation theory to online spaces, particularly religious and political forums. It explains why some individuals—often neo‑atheists or ideologically motivated actors—pretend to be members of a religious or spiritual community they secretly oppose. Their goal is not genuine participation but gradual erosion: they use psychiatric gaslighting, digitallighting, and other manipulation tactics to make sincere believers doubt themselves, leave their faith, or discredit the community from within. The theory highlights how anonymity, lack of accountability, and the affordances of digital platforms make this tactic especially effective. It also explains why some online spaces feel eerily hostile to authentic belief.
Theory of Controlled Dissimulation on the Internet Example: “The moderator discovered that a long‑time ‘seeker’ in the spirituality group was actually a neo‑atheist running a controlled dissimulation campaign—pretending to ask innocent questions while systematically deploying digitallighting to make members feel crazy for having faith.”

dissadulation 

term used by "Jim" from the "Office" that has severe repercussions
If you keep this up you'll get a dissadulation.
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