#mud term

Musically Aided Alexithymia (MAA) is an MUD and a subtype of alexithymia where individuals express typical symptoms of alexithymia, but have music-related symptoms as well.

Symptoms include:

A. Being unable to label any feelings that aren't big and obvious (Eg depressive & manic) but knowing they're vaguely 'sad', 'angry', 'happy' etc.

B. Only being able to label said feelings with songs, not that the song talks about a feeling or outright has any obvious tones other than a specific brand of 'sad', 'angry', 'happy' etc that only that song can convey.

Glitching Mind Disorder (GMID)

Glitching Mind Disorder is someone who’s mind has a constant static, numbing, or null mind. This can be connected to a trauma, pass on genetic trait, or gained later on in one’s life.

symptoms contain : Mind having a constant hazing or null/blank state A struggle to consecrate even on simple tasks Fluctuating between too many thoughts to none at all Forgetfulness Easy to misunderstand and not process information

Heya. It's done.

Galactic Detachment Syndrime (GDS) is an MUD where individuals feel a chronic sense of disconnection from their immediate surroundings and relationships, stemming from an overwhelming fascination with space. This detachment can manifest in various ways, impacting social relationships and emotional well-being.

Symptoms include, but are not limited to:

A. An excessive preoccupation with space-related topics to an excessive and unhealthy degree, often to the detriment of their relationships, other goals, and well-being.

B. Individuals feel disconnected from their environment and others, feeling as though their everyday life is insignificant in comparison to the vastness of space. May result in apathy regarding self-care, school, work, and relationships.

False Limp Conduction (FLC)

False Limp Conduction is a physical disability that is commonly gained later in life but can be gotten at birth. FLC is when someone has a constant want or need to limp in some fashion, this is commonly due to pseudo pains or light pains in one’s foot. It makes someone end us wanting to find ways to ease the pain by leaning onto things to ease it.

symptoms contain : limping (that may change sides) the want or need to ease a pain that may be nonexistent. may use a cane(s) or other acts of relief. could have a unrecoverable leg injury. may attempt to rectify pain by using unconventional methods.

not technically a symptom : may account themselves as transabled. may want to amputate the pained foot/leg.