The definition thing - I'm constantly looking up words that I already know but I have to know exact definitions. A week later I've forgotten the exact definition and I'm in a constant loop. I even looked up the definition of definition. I know what it means but wanted exact words and origins.
What you said about time and going back to watch how everything evolved into the world today, that's my exact train of thought 24/7. That's why I got into geology and archaeology, the tiniest of discoveries can give so much insight into the ancient past. Put the tiny discoveries and patterns together and you have big discoveries.
I can't just think, I need to research every thought, every thought that branches from those thoughts and how they're connected. It's like a pathological need to understand everything. Every tiny detail that's analysed pushes something out of my mind and it's never ending. Information overload. I think it drives the people around me crazy.
That was an interesting read, I'd never even heard of it. They diagnosed me with something else which I won't get into, but this does sound like me.
The best remedy for me is to just sit on a hill, away from my phone the internet :P it's very calming.
Is normal to not want to miss any details in any and everything?
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I don't think I'm you, afaik I've never been to another dimension.
Would you care to tell me about some of your experiences?
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I wouldn't know where to start.
The definition thing - I'm constantly looking up words that I already know but I have to know exact definitions. A week later I've forgotten the exact definition and I'm in a constant loop. I even looked up the definition of definition. I know what it means but wanted exact words and origins.
What you said about time and going back to watch how everything evolved into the world today, that's my exact train of thought 24/7. That's why I got into geology and archaeology, the tiniest of discoveries can give so much insight into the ancient past. Put the tiny discoveries and patterns together and you have big discoveries.
I can't just think, I need to research every thought, every thought that branches from those thoughts and how they're connected. It's like a pathological need to understand everything. Every tiny detail that's analysed pushes something out of my mind and it's never ending. Information overload. I think it drives the people around me crazy.
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My doppelgänger, is that you? lol, kidding aside I think we need help. What do you think of this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsessive%E2%80%93compulsive_personality_disorder#Millon's_subtypes
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That was an interesting read, I'd never even heard of it. They diagnosed me with something else which I won't get into, but this does sound like me.
The best remedy for me is to just sit on a hill, away from my phone the internet :P it's very calming.
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"Just sit on a hill, away from my phone the internet :P it's very calming." = My exact thoughts almost everyday. I so want to live a simple lifestyle.
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It's reassuring that I'm not the only one. I've always wanted a shed in the middle of nowhere away from the craziness.
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Likewise.