Ok, I get it, at first it was a joke, and now 8 months into Trumps term, I am starting to think that TDS is really a mental health issue.
I am serious, this is not about a personal attack, its a dicussion, and I'd love some of the people who have it chime in ABOUT how Trump has affected them in their lives.
I think in the past decade, prior to the forced acceptance of trans people, Gerder Dysphoria was a real condition.
And now for Politically correct reasons I believe the liberal medical people refuse to accept TDS as a "Real" medical condition, especially when the symptoms are so repeatable in almost everyone suffering from it.
Anger, Hatred of him, calling for the death of Donald Trump, hatred of his supporters, acts of violence and battery.
You only have to watch the Echo Chamber threads that are dominating the forum, spewing nothing but hate, claim he shits all over his supporters, etc, etc, yada, yada, yada.
They alone show the same repetitive hatred going on in the posters lives, and it shows the same thing I SEE every day, in people I speak to, those who have attacked me for wearing a MAGA hat, or, confront others in public for doing so.
Facebook is full of examples, besides the ones I see in real life.
Doesn't the stress and anger harm you, I mean it can't be good for your health, physical and mental.
I have suffered from depression and anxiety at times in my life, and I have found that there is a magic drug called, "I don't give a fuck".
Its a place of acceptance, of accepting the things you can't change in life, because you can DO NOTHING ABOUT it.
Has TDS affected your family life, have you lost family and friends?
I have, life long friends who hate me because I chose to vote for whom I did, I didn't give them AIDS, I didn't point a gun at their balls and threaten to blow them off, I voted.
I have come to accept that, IDGAF.
From WIKI, proposed legislation that I find interesting, and probably a good starting point for Mental Health professionals to start with in defining this medical condition.
Proposed laws
A group of Minnesota Senate Republicans introduced a bill[49] in March 2025 that seeks to classify "Trump Derangement Syndrome" as a mental illness and incorporate it into the state's legal definition through amended statutes.[30]
The bill has proposed that the "syndrome" as the "acute onset of paranoia in otherwise normal persons that is in reaction to the policies and presidencies of President Donald J. Trump" which should be recognized in legal and medical contexts.[50][15]
The bill also states that the symptoms may include "Trump-induced general hysteria, which produces an inability to distinguish between legitimate policy differences and signs of psychic pathology in President Donald Trump's behavior" which can manifest as "intense verbal hostility toward Trump" and "overt acts of aggression and violence" towards Trump and MAGA supporters.[30][15]
The Minnesota bill uses the same wording that Krauthammer used to describe Bush derangement syndrome.[15] A day after the bill was introducing in Minnesota,
U.S. Representative Warren Davidson of Ohio introduced a bill in May 2025 that would require the National Institutes of Health to study Trump derangement syndrome and report annually to Congress.
Davidson said "TDS has divided families, the country, and led to nationwide violence — including two assassination attempts on President Trump.
The TDS Research Act would require the NIH to study this toxic state of mind, so we can understand the root cause and identify solutions."[52]
