World Peace Obsessive Disorder, or WPOD, is a disorder that is characterized by an intense and persistent concern for the safety and well-being of strangers, a strong desire for close and meaningful connections with people in a spiritual manner, and a preoccupation with the idea of world peace. The person with this disorder may experience significant stress due to the lack of global interconnectedness, absence of world peace, as well as other global issues.
Possible symptoms:
1. Persistent preoccupation with the concept of world peace and the belief that it is the most important issue in the world
2. Difficulty concentrating on daily tasks due to constant thoughts about world peace
3. Experiencing intense anxiety or distress when thinking about the lack of world peace
4. Constantly seeking out news or information related to world peace and global conflicts
6. Strong desire to connect with strangers on a deep, spiritual level in the hopes of promoting world peace
7. Intense and persistent concern for the safety and well-being of strangers
8. Engaging in activism or other efforts to promote world peace
9. Feeling a sense of despair or hopelessness when thinking about the world’s problems
10. Difficulty sleeping or relaxing due to worries about the state of the world
11. Social isolation or difficulty forming close relationships due to preoccupation with world peace
12. Feeling guilty or ashamed for not doing enough to promote world peace
and more symptoms one might associate with this disorder
