Elon Musk's ex-girlfriend warns about accounts on mental health issues on social media, 'there's this ...'

Elon Musk’s ex-girlfriend and Canadian singer Grimes recently shared a post on X, revealing she has been diagnosed with autism this year. Stating that there’s a “subculture” of “mental healthy accounts” that are “extreme infohazards”, she wrote “Got diagnosed w adhd/ autism this year and realized I'm prob dyslexic which is why I can't spell at all without spellcheck - I feel like, had we known this when I was a child I would have worked so much less hard”. She further added “Not only can mental illnesses be contagious (in school when we were learning abt various mental illnesses me and a lot of other students noticed we would like start getting symptoms of them during those units - that wud go away once we finished)”.

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by persistent inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that deviate from developmental norms and impact daily functioning.
Grimes further wrote:
“My adhd symptoms were infinitely worse when I wasn't an avid reader. An adhd account trying to pathologize one of the best things a child can do to help with adhd (and also become an auto didact and knowledgeable person etc etc) is so dark.... I can't even begin”.
Stating that many are ‘self diagnosing’ the illness, “I feel a huge percentage of adhd is screen addiction and dopaminergic burn out. I think the nature of this uninformed social media mental health subculture is rly a big concern. Some are great ofc but a lot of these seem like explicitly anti civilizational and geared towards making people worse.”

Recently, Grimes opened up about facing parenting struggles on X. The Canadian singer-songwriter (real name Claire Boucher) Grimes shares three children with Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk: X Æ A-Xii, Exa Dark Sideræl, and Tau Techno Mechanicus.
In an X post, she wrote “Why is putting kids to bed arguably one of the hardest things to accomplish. I remember being a horror about going to bed too What is the evolutionary reason for this Am I missing something? Like the story can't be too good or they get turnt and wake up - meaning it has to be an exercise in bad art. I deeply resent having to spend so much time with bad art in order to bore children to sleep - something seems morally wrong here - and like conceptually wrong. Is there a way to not wake them up with cool ideas or art and still get them to sleep? Is this common issue? I know I tortured my parents with this same thing - like demanding more and more stories and taking like an hour or more to sleep and getting up if they tried to leave the room before I was asleep.”