Grayshift

Grayshift

n.
the tendency for future goals and benchmarks to feel huge when viewed in advance, only to fade into banality as soon as you’ve achieved them—finally reaching the top of the ladder, only to notice it circling back around like a hamster wheel.

A variation on redshift and blueshift, the astronomical processes that make objects moving away look redder than they really are, and objects moving toward you look bluer.

Karanoia

Furosha

Starlorn

Moriturism

Suerza

Galagog

Future-Tense

Angosis

Nemotia

Ecsis

Nodrophobia

Craxis

Elosy

Aponemia

Arroia

Eftless

Aimonomia

Irrition

Indosentia

Dolorblindness

Lisolia

Maugry

Heartmoor

Trueholding

Etherness

Zysia

Vaucasy