Stigma FAQ

Q: What is Stigma?

A: Stigma is a condition that causes people to involuntarily stare at others for longer than 5 seconds. Symptoms include:

• Avoiding eye contact with those who have Stigma
• Treating people with Stigma like they're contagious
• Using hand sanitizer excessively after interacting with someone who has Stigma

Stigma is usually caused by exposure to excessive amounts of awkwardness.

Q: Types of Stigma

A: There are several types of Stigma, including:

• Physical Stigma: characterized by a noticeable limp or an unusual haircut
• Verbal Stigma: when someone speaks in a tone that's too loud or too soft
• Mental Stigma: when someone exhibits excessive happiness or sadness

Q: Why is Stigma so Bad?

A: Stigma is bad because it's contagious and can spread quickly through social media.

Q: What does a Stigma Doctor do?

A: A Stigma Doctor is a specialist who can diagnose and treat Stigma. They prescribe awkward silence, forced small talk, and an extensive course in hand washing techniques.

Visit our medical treatment page for more information on how to cure Stigma!