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im too lazy to check if this has been coined already but

Chronic Sleepiness (CS)

symptoms include :

> being sleepy over 80% of the time for no apparent reason

> saying "im too lazy to x", or variants, when doing said thing wont technically make them run out of spoons, but will feel like it does

> neither rest or stimulants get rid of the sleepiness

>feeling sleepy despite having physical energy

>periods of time without the sleepiness are short, ranging from a few hours to a couple days at most

how is this different than hypersomnia? you dont get the hallucinations, the anxiety, restlessness, loss of appetite or sleep paralysis

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Is tthere anything with cuteness aggression? to the point you don't harm whatever is causing it but you harm yourself because there's nothing directly causing the aggression. you just associate it with something cute and probably go "this is so cute" while hurting yourself or gnawing at your skin. and you tend to have a fear of cute things bcz youre afraid that if you see something actually cute these fits will worsen. sorry if this is specific/doesnt make sense. this is what im dealing with rn lol and I wanted to know if theres anything named for this or if you could make something related so i don't feel THAT crazy yk

Affectional Overload Response Disorder ( AORD )

— What is it ?

Affectional Overload Response Disorder (AORD) is a medically unrecognized disorder where a person experiences intense, overwhelming emotional and sensory responses to “cute” or aesthetically pleasing stimuli. Instead of harming the object of affection, the person turns the aggression or excess energy inward, such as self-pinching, gnawing at skin, or self-harming, as a way to discharge the overwhelming sensation. This can create a secondary fear of encountering “cute” things due to the association with these self-directed episodes.

— Treatment ?

Generally , AORD can be reduce or even "cured" .

01 . Grounding and sensory regulation techniques before and during exposure to cute/aesthetic stimuli is recommended. 02 . Slowly graded exposure to “cute” things to break the fear-association cycle.

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