Anonymous wrote:I do. It’s been pretty eye-opening for me. I now realize how many conversations I have had relate to tik tok. I am a psychiatrist and realized that this is why so many people are telling me that x, y, and z are part of ADD, autism, depression, etc. Some of it’s true and some of it’s not, and nearly all of it is not how I think about depression or how I was taught or teach my med students. But now I get why everyone is saying the same things.
I don’t know if other people found this in their own professions or if this is unique to mental health.
I have also found a few stand-up comedians that I like and a few different amateur singers and some stuff on home maintenance that seems helpful. And I like to dip my toe into the manosphere every now and again just to see what’s going on.
Overall, I think my algorithm has me pegged as a black, male elementary school teacher.
I’m a dietitian and have found the exact thing with people telling me about their diet, eating and weight management issues. It’s almost as though the verbiage used comes in waves from viral tik tok reels.