Peatogenic
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Yes! That state feels good, and I sorta miss it too, the daydreamer, the nostalgic, the melancholy etc. Dissociated dysregulation is what they use in the psychiatric field and is often used in the context of serotonin dominant symptoms, even though they don`t recognize it as too high serotonin, but too low. I find it easy being creative and I crave being social, I find it hard too play video games, watch movies and tv-show. But this quarantine is making me want too find something too relax/engage with, but in reality I would want someone to relax/engage with. This quarantine is making people accept the state of fantasy and social distancing, making them prone to a wide variety of mental and somatic diseases. We(some wants us too) use fantasy to fill our needs.
I've actually experienced a massive decrease in creativity....but my previous definition of creativity was simultaneous with hyper emotions and needing to express them, including positive emotions (mostly positive.) I feel that state was what propelled me as a writer. As a very involved musician in the past, it felt mostly like a dissociative act as well as an expressive act. My need to express has dwindled greatly. I haven't lost a sense of curiosity, passion, or zeal though. I just feel a higher priority on what is in front of me than what is in my head.