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Character impersonation syndrome or echopraxia is when a person is imitating or copying another human or fictional character. The things they are copying can vary from emotions, movements or even dialects or speech.
That person has character impersonation syndrome, hes copying that guy from tv.
Atheist Trauma Syndrome, also shortened as ATS, is the name of a mental condition provoked due to massive hardline (new) atheist information and due to things that (new) atheists and atheist zealots often say on the Internet, one of the most common traits of this syndrome is that when an individual struggles with leaving atheism or a set of atheist beliefs or information that has led to them become atheist or think that atheism is right about religion and spirituality, it often have the same symptoms of religious trauma syndrome, but being about atheism, mostly about new atheism, atheist fundamentalism and scientism.
Atheist Trauma Syndrome is actually a thing, but sadly there's not a lot of studies about that and only few people actually study about such syndrome, it's mostly common between ex-atheists and people who used to watch atheist YouTube channels, read atheist sites and blogs and follow atheist accounts on social media.
A white male or female who think they are black
No one;
White people “I swear I’m more black than actual black people”
Or
“I have black friends so that makes me black”
This is Tamara syndrome
Someone who has brown eyes and can't see the golden blue eyes of other people and sees brown eyes instead.
She thinks he has brown eyes, she has brown eyed syndrome.
Name after TEMS Scott Klinefelter, it’s when you’re such a stud, you completely destroy all your X chromosomes making you mentally unhinged.
Oh Scott’s got that Klinefelter syndrome and that’s why he huffs emesis bags
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People that are immortal, or extremely old.
bro queen elizabeth had the nokia syndrome so skibidi
When an IT worker, usually in a leadership role, deliberately messes up something that works well to make their job seem irreplaceable (i.e., the hero). Symptoms include front line staff and vendors running around frantically in a "sky is falling" scenario only to discover after great detective work and duress one pulled wire or misconfigured group policy, which was not that way yesterday.
"Check the cable?"
"The desk hasn't moved from this spot in ten years."
"Check it anyway."
"Well I'll be .... printer's working fine now! Fourth time this week. Peter was just here yesterday.... you thinking what i'm thinking?
"Munchausen Syndrome by Technology."
"bingo."