[ SECRET POST #6876 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6876 ⌋

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[Starbrew Cafe]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

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It's more likely a trauma response in my experience. Or someone is very isolated and hasn't been exposed to many people.
I'm someone who would've identified as "ficto" if it thd label existed, I used to exclusively be attracted to fictional characters for a long time. I developed PTSD from child abuse and SA, and became socially anxious and had no friends. Wasn't diagnosed as auDHD until later. I mentioned only being attracted to fictional characters to a therapist, she agreed it was likely from SA and not having friends growing up. I became employed as an adult and started working in the public, I started noticing people and had a crush on a coworker. Years later I had a crush on a friend. Now I'm 50/50 attracted to real people and characters, no need for a label.

Writing ficto people off as mentally ill is a bit cruel, it's often really trauma or neurodivergence.