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"F^ck you, my child is completely fine" comes from the audio of a tiktok posted by user @einsush. In this video, they joke about their parents' defensive reaction when teachers demanded that their child must get a mental health diagnosis, the punchline describing stims and compulsions they exhibited at the time that are common amongst neurodivergent kids. The audio consists of einssush saying "F^ck you, my child is completely fine," which is then followed by a snippet of the instrumentals from Cats On Mars by SEATBELTS. This audio has been remixed countless times, the user's voice remaining at the beginning while users substitute the song or the "child" with whatever is relevant to their video. This audio has grown past tiktok as well, appearing as a textual meme format on sites like twitter, instagram, and tumblr.



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"F^ck you, my child is completely fine" comes from the audio of a tiktok posted by user @einsush. In this video, they joke about their parents' defensive reaction when teachers demanded that their child must get a mental health diagnosis, the punchline describing stims and compulsions they exhibited at the time that are common amongst neurodivergent kids. The audio consists of einssush saying "F^ck you, my child is completely fine," which is then followed by a snippet of the instrumentals from Cats On Mars by SEATBELTS. This audio has been remixed countless times, the user's voice remaining at the beginning while users substitute the song or the "child" with whatever is relevant to their video. This audio has grown past tiktok as well, appearing as a textual meme format on sites like twitter, instagram, and tumblr.

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