Do you have your own 'world'?

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Well, if you have seen St. Elsewhere and (SPOILERS)how it ended(END SPOILERS), you may realize that some of us have our own 'world' that we have. Do you have such a thing?
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Of course I do! It's just one of those things I've had for many years, and is a popular autistic trait. Anybody have one of these 'worlds' they have?

I don't have my own world, but I do have my own religion. It's called Robinism. I'm a Robinist. It believes in and promotes the happiness and well being of Robin.

I have an elaborate one to help soothe and distract during times I'm unable to gain sufficient sensory stimulation or become overwhelmed.

When things get hectic, two characters from a colorful world to form extremes. Like a good verses evil that have change shape from whatever I have been interested in.

Each character for now are Furry characters, has multiple colors which signifies a feature of what has been stressing me out.

One character is a good, quiet, nerdy type, while the other, often a total opposite, loud chaotic and a general bad character. One for now is an anthropomorphic cat, the other an anthropomorphic rabbit. It's like it is a relationship between them, only that the relationship goes foul when I, myself go stressing out.

They are often from a magical colorful land, very video gamey since its one of my special interests. The names of these often change, but for some reason old Welsh names stick. The male is Gwydion, god of Magic (for which it is the character in the profile picture), the female is Rhoslyn, the fair rose.

Their world is governed by my own feelings, a lot of these feelings I cannot read myself but an example would be if I'm happy, the weather of this world is good.

In a crisis, these two characters become argumentative, until the good side wins or my moods change or there is compromise between them.

I often use these as a tool for organizing messages, like labels as recently I have been bombarded with them recently. With every message, these two character and the world around them change. Like the male character is Asexual, the female is Bisexual, the relationship is mixed often strained but somewhat works.

I need to have my own world. I'd go crazy if I didn't have escapism to channel into.

I have one world in particular that I have detailed for the Traveller RPG, and have set a few short stories there.

Other than that, nada.

I have various worlds that usually come about by way of trying to establish the basics for an RPG setting.

I don't run or play many RPGs these days, so it's mostly for the fun of it.

According to my report cards of old ... I was always off in my own little world Yup - still am

I used to tell people that I'm an Orthodox Hun.

Someone actually believed me, thinking it was some kind of witch thing or something.

I need to work better at making sure that my jokes are taken as jokes rather than as statements of fact.

Although I know it's not real, I have a world that I have created that I can visit in my imagination. It is a resort town by a lake and two mountains. There is a large old amusement park there with plenty of historic rides. I intend to eventually build an HO scale model of this town. I already have approximately 300 HO scale model buildings for it. I find relaxation in this world. I sometimes dream about it at night.

yes, many.

I used to draw accurate maps of fantasy worlds but I'm not into that any more. Hence, I don't have a world of my own but instead I constantly talk (mentally) to citizens of such a world. They are immaterial, spiritual, asexual. I cannot say what they look like, the concept doesn't apply to them.

I am always in my own world. I like it here.

My own world is me pursuing my interests alone. I don't have a world with setting and characters and storylines like I have read other people describe about their own worlds.