feeling all possible emotions over a hyperfixation; the joy of finding something that makes you happy, a reason to do anything at all and something to look forward to. feeling excited about discovering new things and engaging in fan content. feeling annoyed because the gender envy is unbearable, and you just want to hit your head against the nearest wall.
and then comes that strange moment when you step away from said hyperfixation and you're reminded that the outside world does still exist.
you look at yourself in the mirror and feel momentarily disconnected from your own reflection. you forget what you look like, what your body feels like, because you've spent the last few hours staring at someone's elses face. picking it apart as you try to draw them, or staring in awe while watching youtube videos.
you now get reminded that there are things outside of your hyperfixation, but you don't feel that same excitement trying to engage with something or somebody else.
you don't like the thought of doing any normal human thing because it takes you away from the hyperfixation.
you don't like the idea of hanging out with your friends because all you want to do is think about the hyperfixation.
anytime you wake up, it's on your mind. while you eat your meals, it's on your mind.
suddenly, everything else just seems so damn boring. because it's not that one thing. and all you want, is that thing. even if that means ignoring everything and everyone else. forgetting about your own needs, your own chores and all the things a human is supposed to do.
and while something can make you so happy, it always makes you miserable at some point. maybe because you compare yourself to it, and you think 'what the hell am i doing with my life?', just thinking about it, never trying hard enough to archive anything ever, because you would rather be thinking about your hyperfixation?
ignoring the good and the bad because you don't want to face reality, because the hyperfixation is better. and then when you're faced with reality, what do you do?
you don't know what to do because you've always focused on something else, turned down so many experiences because the hyperfixation is better.
safer. more comfortable. more predictable.
and it makes you angry. because when the hyperfixation is gone, you feel empty. you don't know what to do with yourself.
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