I like to think of them as disordered relationship with time. So you talked about nostalgia as a disordered form of memory, because nostalgia is something that remembers the great things and does not remember the bad things. Or disordered memory on the inverse looking like shame, where there's just this whole that your past has over you. I think describing these as disordered ways of relating to time is exactly right.

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