Trisha Paytas hits back at outrage after claiming to have DID Trisha Paytas, YouTubeInternet star Trisha Paytas is hitting back at online outrage, after being called out by top YouTuber Anthony Padilla for claiming to have Dissociative Identity Disorder \u2014 commonly called Multiple Personality Disorder. Padilla is known for his popular YouTube series, titled \u201cI Spent a Day With,\u201d where he sits down with a variety of people from various demographics for an in-depth discussion about their life experiences. One of his videos in this series focused on a woman with DID; and considering their eye-opening conversation, was quick to call out Paytas after the star uploaded a video claiming to also have the disorder. In her March 12 video, titled, \u201cMeet My Alter,\u201d Paytas admitted to \u201cself-diagnosing\u201d herself with DID and MPD, claiming that she felt she\u2019d never created her own personality and was always \u201cborrowing\u201d from other people\u2019s identities. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=TcOdCuluFyo Needless to say, her video quickly went viral online, with both Padilla and his girlfriend Mykie posting Instagram stories expressing their disappointment over the matter. \u201cClaiming you have Dissociative Identity Disorder is not a cool excuse to mock people in the community and call them crazy,\u201d Padilla wrote over a recording of Paytas\u2019 video. https:\/\/twitter.com\/gershyskiss\/status\/1238465995028795395?s=20 https:\/\/twitter.com\/itbel1kethat\/status\/1238424808590901248?s=20 Fans were quick to echo similar sentiments, with commenters across Twitter and YouTube taking issue with Paytas\u2019s video. \u201c\u2026this is VERY damaging to an already damaged and alienated community,\u201d one user wrote. \u201cThis hurts me to watch. You spread so much mis-information in this, and quite frankly, it seems as though you are trying to use this as an excuse for your bad behavior.\u201d Trisha paytas claiming she has DID & spreading false information is absolutely disgusting & so damaging to the community. I\u2019m so so sorry to those this has impacted. Also those commenting \u2018diagnosing\u2019 her with BPD \u2013 stop. Just fucking stop.\u2014 \ud835\udd76\ud835\udd8a\ud835\udd8c\ud835\udd86\ud835\udd93 (@smallxflame) March 13, 2020 The YouTuber has since responded to the widespread hate against her due to the video, calling out Padilla in particular for his Instagram story on the subject in an upload the very next day. \u201cI think it\u2019s apparent to everybody that has watched me for some time that I have a lot of mental health issues,\u201d she argued. \u201c\u2026the minute I open up about it, I\u2019m s**ted on, and told, \u2018No you\u2019re not.\u2019\u201d https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=M4qTpY-dC6c Even the woman featured in Padilla\u2019s video on DID has reacted to Paytas\u2019s initial video, taking special care to note that Paytas called her \u201ccrazy\u201d when describing her first impressions of their conversation. This comes after the backlash Trisha received in 2019 after coming out as a transgender man \u2014 another issue brought up in critics\u2019 replies to her most recent divisive video.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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