Daydream/Fantasy Related
A page for MUDs with primarily daydream and/or fantasy related symptoms. Sorted in alphabetical order. Press ctrl+f to search
Daydream(ing) Disorder (DaD, DyD)
A disorder in which one has often detailed and unwanted daydreams. Day dreams that happen against the dreamies will. These daydreams can range anywhere from being pleasant to being more of a daymare. These daydreams often interfere with the dreamies normal life and can make it hard to go about their day.
Disclaimer: this is a disorder that falls under / mimics MADD.
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Link:https://archive.ph/xsMyD
Daydream Oscillation Disorder (DOD)
A MUD characterized by inconsistently disordered daydreaming tendencies. One's daydreams may seem to become disordered completely at random or have some sort of trigger, such as crowds or loud noises.
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Link:https://archive.ph/p1F1a
Dreamscape Regression
This disability causes an individual’s dreams to bleed into their waking reality. They have difficulty distinguishing between dreams and real-life experiences, leading to confusion, anxiety, and a distorted sense of what is real.
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Link:https://archive.is/iAhw6
Fluid Daydreaming Disorder (FDD)
A daydreaming disorder that’s between MaDD and Immersive Daydreaming. This can apply to those who:
- feel as if their immersive daydreams are still disordered, but does not match every MaDD symptom
- has MaDD but not every symptom
- sometime maladaptive daydreams, and sometimes immersive daydreams
- feel a mix of both
- feel as if their daydreaming experience is different than both immersive daydreaming and MaDD
- have MaDD, but also immersive daydreams, and feels like they’re both connected
- any other MaDD or immersive daydreaming experience!
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Link:https://archive.ph/T7S1u
Mal-Immersive Daydreaming Disorder (MiDD)
Similar to MADD - it’s disorder where the one in question immersive daydreaming to the point daily disruption. For example my daydream got to the point where I was daydreaming whilst walking and even causing me to hallucinate and preventing me to sleep just to daydream. This is similar to MADD in many ways but instead of it being just maladaptive it’s also immersive.
Unlike MADD, Daydreaming may have little to no meaning, it’s the copious amount of daydreaming which effects one’s ability to navigate life efficiently.
This is thought of as a coping disorder.
IMaDD is closely related to MaDD, ADHD/ADD, “prosphantasia”, insomnia, DyD, and possibly FPD, and some trauma disorders. One may have overlapping experience and/or possibly possess multiple of these.
Symptoms/signs
- Sleep hallucinations
- Hyperphantasia
- Constant daydreaming
- Inability to carry out sometimes even simple tasks without daydreaming
- Dependency on daydreaming
- Constant issues due daydreaming
- Increase in distressing daydreams
- Memory issues
- Rapid fragmenting memories
- Somnia/sleep issues
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Link:https://archive.is/iV7Iv
Reality Fragmentation Disorder (RFD)
RFD involves a fragmented perception of reality, where individuals may experience disjointed thoughts, blurred boundaries between self and environment, and difficulty distinguishing between reality and imagination.
Reality Fragmentation Disorder (RFD) Criteria:
- Disjointed Thought Patterns:Individuals with RFD experience persistent disjointed thought patterns, making it challenging to maintain a cohesive and linear train of thought.
- Blurry Boundaries Between Self and Environment:There is a consistent blurring of boundaries between the self and the surrounding environment. Individuals may struggle to differentiate between internal thoughts and external stimuli.
- Difficulty Discerning Reality from Imagination:Individuals with RFD find it difficult to discern between reality and imagination, leading to uncertainties about the authenticity of their experiences and perceptions.
- Episodic Memory Fragmentation:RFD includes episodic memory fragmentation, where individuals may have difficulty organizing and recalling sequential events in a coherent manner.
- Perceived Time Disruptions:Individuals with RFD may perceive disruptions in the passage of time, experiencing moments of time dilation or contraction that deviate from the standard temporal flow.
- Inconsistent Emotional Responses:Emotional responses may be inconsistent and disconnected from the context, with individuals experiencing emotions that seem unrelated to their current circumstances.
- Fragmented Sense of Identity:There is a fragmented sense of identity, with individuals struggling to maintain a stable and cohesive self-concept. This may result in a fluctuating sense of who they are over time.
- Unpredictable Changes in Perceptual Experience:Perceptual experiences, including visual, auditory, and tactile perceptions, may undergo unpredictable changes, contributing to a sense of unreliability in the individual's perception of the world.
- Difficulty Maintaining Focus and Attention:Individuals with RFD have difficulty maintaining focus and attention on tasks due to the constant influx of fragmented thoughts and perceptions.
- Impaired Decision-Making:Decision-making is impaired, as individuals with RFD may struggle to weigh information coherently and make choices that align with their overall well-being.
- Social and Occupational Impairment:RFD significantly impairs social and occupational functioning, as individuals may have difficulty navigating interpersonal relationships and meeting the demands of daily tasks.
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