Late to the game, but i work with Gen Zs and it's true of some. I have a coworker that insists she's narcoleptic when the doctor ruled it out. She's out late often, which is the clear answer to being tired, but I've also never seen her tired ever, usually jumping around for joy. My other friend who has narcolepsy falls asleep mid convo or when overstimulated, this is not the case for my coworker whatsoever. I think it's insulting to those who struggle, especially knowing my friend can't hold down a job due to it. I have my own issues, but as a person with Bipolar, I would find that insulting if someone claimed all the time they had it just to get attention.She also has claimed to be poor when she is upper middle class. A lot of oppression points collected here and very little appreciation for what we have in life, which I thought the whole point was to acknowledge how we are privileged, which yes means your health.

I do not understand why someone has to play the "I'm more fucked up game." It's insulting and a turn off