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@archercoinsillness
WELCOME !!
Hello, My name is Archer. I'm just here to make terms for sicknesses/illnesses (MUS), xenomaladys and disorders (MUD).
Feel free to make suggestions in my ask box, I mean this. I will consider every single one. I want to be in charge of the MUD scene after all.
would you mind giving an inbox check ? ( like show what's in your ask inbox ) if not that's ok , it's just to make sure if I can make a request
Everyone can always make requests, silly.
I would like to know if you think it would be insulting or disrespectful to identify / use MUDs for innerworld disorders some experience in-system?
Oh no, its not! Go apeshit, silly.
Hello! Noticed you are accepting requests for making flags for MUDs. I would love to have this MUD to have a flag.
Thank you and have a nice day!
-Beast
— hyper - sensory perception disorder / hspd
when an individual has hspd !
— selective hspd
when an individual has selective hspd !
— generalized hspd
when an individual has generalized hspd !
Why wasn’t I pinged for this, oh dear.
gay
Hiii
OMG SORRY I SEND IT TO THE WRONG BLOOGGG SORRYYYYY (link anon) i just found the post and liked it, sorryy, omg 🥴
NO, You can stay friend. How are you?
coul j work in smth like ths ;
https://www.tumblr.com/vocalux/767988496464035840/idk-i-need-something-like-someone-who-feels?source=share
please and thxx !
What?
How about creating new mental disorder categories in general? >:3
That’s a wonderful idea! But how would I go about doing that?
It’s a grand idea, but I’m confused on how to execute this.
I don't post often, I WOULD if I got suggestions. Ahem. /nf
Anger Reception and Dysregulation Disorder (ARDD)
A disorder where an individual is highly sensitive to anger from others and becomes easily angered themselves, with significant difficulty in managing or self-regulating their emotional responses.
Symptoms
Anger Sensitivity: Intense distress, anxiety, or discomfort when exposed to (perceived) anger or frustration from others.
Anger Outbursts: Frequent episodes of irritability or frustration that escalate quickly.
Emotional Dysregulation: Difficulty calming down after expressing or experiencing anger.
Avoidance Behavior: Avoiding situations, conversations, or relationships that may involve anger.
Impaired Relationships: Difficulty maintaining healthy interpersonal interactions due to hypersensitivity and emotional reactivity.
Criteria for Diagnosis
The individual must experience symptoms for at least six months.
Symptoms cause significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
The symptoms are not attributable to the physiological effects of a substance or another medical condition.
The symptoms are not better explained by another mental disorder.
Compulsive Compliance Disorder (CCD)
A disorder where an individual is unable to refuse a request or command when asked by a specific person, almost as if they are programmed to do so.
Subtypes
Selective Compulsive Compliance (SCC): The individual can’t refuse requests from a specific person.
General Compulsive Compliance (GCC): The individual can’t refuse requests from anyone.
Symptoms
Inability to Refuse: The individual can’t say no to tasks or requests, even if they are unreasonable or harmful.
Dependency: The individual relies heavily on a specific person (in SCC) or anyone available (in GCC) for directives.
Impaired Functioning: The individual’s daily life and functioning are significantly affected, especially when the directive source is not available.
Distress: The individual experiences distress and anxiety when asked to do something they don’t want to do, but they still comply.
Criteria for Diagnosis
The individual must experience symptoms for at least six months.
Symptoms cause significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
The symptoms are not attributable to the physiological effects of a substance or another medical condition.
The symptoms are not better explained by another mental disorder.
I made a flag for this :3 (was given permission btw)
I love this!
Corvidae Fatigue Transformation Syndrome (CFTS)
Corvidae Fatigue Transformation Syndrome (CFTS) is a condition characterized by the transformation of an individual into a crow-like state during periods of extreme fatigue or tiredness. This transformation is thought to be a coping mechanism for stress or exhaustion.
Symptoms:
Extreme Fatigue: The individual experiences overwhelming tiredness or exhaustion, often after periods of intense physical or mental activity.
Physical Transformation: The individual undergoes a physical metamorphosis, developing crow-like features such as wings and feathers.
Behavioral Changes: The individual may exhibit behaviors associated with crows, such as a tendency to perch on high places or a change in dietary preferences.
Vocal Changes: The individual’s voice may become raspy or crow-like, and they may even mimic crow calls.
Criteria for Diagnosis
Recurrent Transformations: The individual has experienced multiple instances of transformation during periods of fatigue.
Consistent Symptoms: The symptoms are consistent across multiple transformation episodes.
Impact on Daily Life: The transformations and associated symptoms cause significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
Expanded Spectrum Vision Syndrome (ESVS)
Expanded Spectrum Vision Syndrome (ESVS) is a condition where individuals perceive an additional color spectrum invisible to the normal human eye.
Subtypes
ESVS Type I (Tetrachromacy): Individuals can perceive ultraviolet light, a spectrum usually invisible to the human eye. This is due to the presence of an additional type of cone cell in the eye.
ESVS Type II (Infrared Perception): Individuals can perceive infrared light, another spectrum typically invisible to the human eye. This is hypothesized to be due to a mutation in photoreceptor cells.
Symptoms
Headaches from overstimulation
Difficulty distinguishing colors
Sensitivity to light
Visual disturbances or illusions
Fatigue due to visual strain
Criteria for Diagnosis
Self-reported perception of additional colors
Inability to accurately complete standard color perception tests
Symptoms cannot be better explained by another condition
Compulsive Compliance Disorder (CCD)
A disorder where an individual is unable to refuse a request or command when asked by a specific person, almost as if they are programmed to do so.
Subtypes
Selective Compulsive Compliance (SCC): The individual can’t refuse requests from a specific person.
General Compulsive Compliance (GCC): The individual can’t refuse requests from anyone.
Symptoms
Inability to Refuse: The individual can’t say no to tasks or requests, even if they are unreasonable or harmful.
Dependency: The individual relies heavily on a specific person (in SCC) or anyone available (in GCC) for directives.
Impaired Functioning: The individual’s daily life and functioning are significantly affected, especially when the directive source is not available.
Distress: The individual experiences distress and anxiety when asked to do something they don’t want to do, but they still comply.
Criteria for Diagnosis
The individual must experience symptoms for at least six months.
Symptoms cause significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
The symptoms are not attributable to the physiological effects of a substance or another medical condition.
The symptoms are not better explained by another mental disorder.
Hyper-Sensory Perception Disorder (HSPD)
Hyper-Sensory Perception Disorder (HSPD) is a condition characterized by an individual’s heightened sensory perception beyond normal human capabilities.
Subtypes
Selective HSPD: Individuals experience heightened sensitivity in one or two senses.
Generalized HSPD: Individuals experience heightened sensitivity in all five senses.
Symptoms
The primary symptoms of HSPD are extreme sensitivity to sensory stimuli, including:
Auditory Hypersensitivity: Heightened hearing can lead to discomfort or pain in loud environments.
Visual Hypersensitivity: Increased sensitivity to light can cause discomfort in bright environments and difficulty adjusting to changes in light.
Olfactory Hypersensitivity: Enhanced sense of smell can lead to nausea or discomfort due to strong or unpleasant odors.
Gustatory Hypersensitivity: Heightened sense of taste can alter dietary habits due to intense flavors.
Tactile Hypersensitivity: Increased sensitivity to touch can make certain textures or temperatures uncomfortable.
Criteria
Diagnosis of HSPD would be based on the individual’s self-reported experiences, clinical observation, and exclusion of other medical conditions that could cause similar symptoms.
Potential Impact
The heightened sensory perception associated with HSPD can lead to sensory overload, causing discomfort, anxiety, and difficulty navigating environments with strong sensory stimuli. It may also impact an individual’s social interactions and daily activities.
Fluctuating Gravitational Perception Syndrome (FGPS)
FGPS is a condition where individuals perceive changes in gravitational pull that others do not.
Symptoms
Unexplained feelings of heaviness or lightness
Balance issues not related to vertigo or other known conditions
Varying levels of physical exertion for the same task
Sensations of being pulled in a specific direction
Criteria for Diagnosis
Symptoms must be present for at least six months.
Symptoms cannot be explained by any other known medical or psychological condition.
Symptoms must cause significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
Prismatic Murrain Syndrome (PMS)
Description: Prismatic Murrain Syndrome is a condition that affects an individual’s perception of reality. It is characterized by the distortion of sensory input, leading to a prismatic or kaleidoscopic view of the world. This condition could potentially affect all senses, not just sight, leading to a comprehensive alteration of the individual’s interaction with their environment.
Symptoms
Visual Distortions: Individuals perceive their surroundings as fragmented or prism-like, similar to looking through a kaleidoscope.
Auditory Hallucinations: Sounds may be perceived as echoes or reverberations, creating a sense of auditory confusion.
Tactile Misinterpretation: Physical sensations might be amplified or diminished, leading to a distorted sense of touch.
Olfactory and Gustatory Changes: Alterations in smell and taste, with certain scents or flavors becoming unusually intense or unrecognizable.
Temporal Disorientation: A distorted perception of time, with moments seeming to stretch or contract.
Criteria for Diagnosis
Persistent experience of at least three of the above-mentioned symptoms.
The symptoms cause significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.
The symptoms are not attributable to the physiological effects of a substance or another medical condition.
The symptoms are not better explained by another mental disorder.
