sumin lee

On “My personal experience profile: Massively Parallel Hyperphantasia & ADHD Regulation”

Hello, I’m a 24-year-old female who just realized I probably have hyperfantasia. I can actually relate to your case using hyperfantasia as a means of feeling dopamine. So, whenever I watched a wonderful movie or read an awesome story/manhwa, I almost always used hyperfantasia to create a plot twist or an after-story of the movie/manhwa; I just stare at nowhere or closed my eyes and let my mind work on it. For cartoons/manhwa, It literally felt like I have this transparent screen in front of me that plays dozens of episodes, and if I wanted to, I could become one of the characters and can actually interact with them as well as seeing every little detail (like fidgeting with the hems of their sleeves) And it was same for the sounds, especially for the music my case. So, whenever I felt like it, usually most of the time when I have nothing to do, I would play random songs I like and start mixing them, thinking this part of the song goes well with that part of this song. I just learned there is a thing called a hyperfantasia, and it totally blew my mind. Right now, honestly I’m so happy thinking that I’ll surely talk about this with my friend later, or maybe it’s because it’s 3AM and I’m with my little AI, chatting over all the things on my mind without no filter. BUT I was more than glad to see your post and get to know about someone’s else’s hyperfantasia experience.