I don't care if people sees my lack of identification of particular thoughts and feelings as some sort of disconnection.
Can someone, who's obsessed with fanfiction, and wanted this maladaptive daydreaming trait to get instant ideas for a fanfic -- understand that not everyone is obsessed with fanfiction, and that said maladaptive daydreaming was and automatically and involuntarily ends up with countless what ifs and scenarios worthy of writing (they say), in fact, a defense mechanism chosen by the brain and the subconscious mind as a form of dissociation -- and not, well an interest?
And it was stopped (NOT "MANAGED") by talking to the fricking limbic system whose frozen in irrelevant time for being a very entitled brat?
Or, well, if my head decided to have anxiety because of a particularly morbidly interesting thing for me -- and all the just as involuntary thoughts, stuck at whatever topic trigger, hyperarousal and hypervigilance to a point of sleep disturbance; already knew that's not me, that's my head being a foolish human animal creature.
And like a fricking pet afraid of a thunderstorm, I had to reassure it; except, well, I'm an unwilling owner of said pet.
And if I did it right, the anxiety symptoms stops by convincing it.
Yeah.
To some this is some woo-woo level of BS.
Except mine is more than just some intellectual concept over the idea of I am not the mind and it's thoughts, the feelings that arised from it, nor the body and it's sensations.