Is Glastonbury a recognised psychiatric condition?

[PassingCloud]

….cause I’m thinking about it near constantly and seem to be recklessly spending to get prepped. 

[gigpusher]

If it is I suffer from it! 

[k8yphillips]

Me too.! 

[glastobird]

Suffer from this too. A 3 year withdrawal has definitely aggravated the condition.

[lebenski]

glad it's not only me!  

[Hotchilidog]

I've tested positive for it too...

[joeltg]

Never been so organised, as well as so reckless with the flexible friend. 

Blame the 3 year gap!!!!!

Shit it's happening people!!!!!

[paulshane]

I exist in a binary state: either counting down the days until I'm at Glastonbury, or actually at Glastonbury.

Edited June 10, 2022 by paulshane

[Crazyfool01]

I don’t suffer from anything relating to this 

[Solan]

Anything that happens in my life I relate it to Glastonbury somehow. Today I got a new bank card and got excited because I'll be able to use it at Glastonbury.

[yehbutnobut]

Yeah, i'm well into the "fuck it" territory when it comes to prep spend... 

YOLO!

[gigpusher]

1 minute ago, yehbutnobut said:

Yeah, i'm well into the "fuck it" territory when it comes to prep spend... 

YOLO!

I keep using the it's because we've had a 3 year break, next year won't be as expensive line. 

[Spindles]

I'd say quite the opposite.  Glastonbury is a medicine.  Certainly been a tonic for me in the past.

[Mich1268]

This has got psychology graduate PHD written all over it! I too have Glastonbury Festival Syndrome. It particularly flares up in October, April sometimes and anytime from about May onwards. 

[jimmillen]

Participation in the weather thread is a pathology all of its own. 🥴

[phillyfaddle]

4 hours ago, glastobird said:

Suffer from this too. A 3 year withdrawal has definitely aggravated the condition.

Totally this 👆

[Lucy92]

My team are sick of me talking about it. 
 

glastonitis we call it