/lit/ - Literature

>>21655265
That's just called being humble. Please stop following in the line of a pseudoscience known as psychology and ascribing yourself mental illnesses for which you mistake personality traits. There's no such thing as imposter sus amogus syndrome. Okay? There's no such thing as ADHD. That's just the kind of person who you are. It's very common, in fact, to be humbled by compliments. Those people see the result and they like it. You, the person who toiled and put work in, know the extent of your failings and your flaws, you see the outside of their frame, you know the shortcuts you took and your weaknesses, so of course it doesn't seem as good to you as it does to them. It's natural and normal. It's not a "syndrome" of any kind. You don't need a special denomination for this phenomenon, because it's not a phenomenon. It just is.

So sick of psychology fetishism lately.
>I feel sad, I must have 'anhedonia'!
>Yeah? Well I feel really really really sad, I have 'depression!'
>Both of you shut the fuck up, you are triggering my 'anxiety'
It really is nothing more than male Zodiac, the grown-up version of "which anime character are you". By attempting to destructure the nature of human mind into its composite parts (impossible), you are trivializing the human experience, dehumanizing yourself to appear like an animal, a creature of instincts and chemicals. Psychologists are conceited. They notice a pattern (a shadow moving on the wall of Plato's cave) and conclude that they know everything there is to know. It's disgusting!

>>21618646
I need your idea, anon. Short story. Few characters. Unusual, unexpected. I'll take care of it if you don't want it...

>>21608189
I just need a single, weird, short story idea. Premise. That's all I want.