In order to cope with asocial behavior, many individuals, especially those with avoidant personality disorder...

In order to cope with asocial behavior, many individuals, especially those with avoidant personality disorder, develop an inner world of fantasy and imagination to entertain themselves when feeling rejected by peers. Asocial people may frequently imagine themselves in situations where they are accepted by others or have succeeded at an activity. Additionally, they may have fantasies relating to memories of early childhood and close family members

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Literally me lmao

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>I want to wake up in the Marvel universe and fight badguys with Spider-Man
>this is apparently a mental illness yet cutting off dicks is okay
I don't understand...

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Symptoms include:

Extreme shyness or anxiety in social situations, though the person feels a strong desire for close relationships[8]
Heightened attachment-related anxiety, which may include a fear of abandonment[9]
Substance use disorders

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Any related kinos?

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Literally me except for the drug abuse part

Not me man
I just lie awake at night mentally constructing my ultra-elaborate sci-fi setting for a tabletop RPG that I'll surely get to share with some motivated players soon

Do you also imagine positive social interactions with those players?

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>imagine entire episodes of different TV shows I've made up in my head
>then imagine myself doing creator commentary over these imagined TV episodes
>then imagine myself doing a retrospective interview on a podcast about the series and how it was received by audiences
Everyone does this... right?

You are the only one here talking about movies, so your a hero in my book.

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Nah I like to keep things grounded in reality

Sometimes, for movies not tv shows

Out of all mental illnesses I had to end up as cluster C neurotic fuckup with ocd and avoidant tendencies
I wish I was a schizo or a functioning sociopath

I fantasize running away with and having a peaceful romantic life with a YouTuber. I’m in love with a YouTuber. The good news is that I can’t get lower than this.

I do this. Every night before bed I day dream about when I was in school and in my pocket dimension I'm not a total spaz, I think up different kinds of scenarios and the girl I had a crush on likes me. It sounds really sad considering most of those people don't give a fuck about me.

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I wish I was an emotionless psychopath chad so much.

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I like games more so it's games instead of movies in my fantasy. But yes.

Psychos aren't entirely emotionless. It's a misconception, they just can't feel empathy at all. So they still get pissed off if someone did something to them.

>ywn be a hero in a post apocalyptic world