Dystoria
n.
a feeling of irrelevance from the broader forces of history; the sense that your life has no relationship to any great mission, no generational hardship, not even an enemy—feeling as harmless as a droplet skittering down a window, that could’ve just as easily taken part in a tidal wave.
Latin dys-, bad + historia, history. Pronounced “dis-toh-ree-uh.”
