Draft:Dogtin Disorder
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Dogtin Disorder is a newly discovered neurodivergency, named after its discoverer, Febreze Dogtin. Dr. Dogtin has only recorded less then five cases, however Dogtin Disorder is not particularly rare. Since it is such a new diagnosis there have not been many tests for it.
Febreze Dogtin was born in 2006, Cocoa Beach, Florida.[1] He had a sibling, that for privacy purposes, will not be named. When their sibling started developing a personality, their parents immediately noticed something was off. Fourteen years and a dozen incorrect diagnoses later, Dr. Dogtin dedicated their career to finding out what they have.
People with Dogtin Disorder typically show signs of OCD, narcissism, ADHD, anxiety, autism, depression, oppositional defiant disorder, and more. Early warning signs are daily tantrums, refusal to compromise, being cruel to peers, severe resentfulness and jealousy, and getting joy from provoking peers. Dogtin Disorder does not have a cure, and therapy is only mildly effective. If you have a sibling or child with this disorder, do not give into their demands, as it only solidifies their tendencies.
All cases of people with Dogtin Disorder have neurodivergent siblings, although the siblings are behaviorally stable and, to put nicely, not torture to be around. The siblings are also high functioning, but more so.
Note: Not much research has been done on Dogtin Disorder. This article will grow as knowledge grows.