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I think it really depends on the extent of the dissociation and the person it's happening to. I apparently dissociate almost constantly. I call it "tunnel thinking" t calls it dissociating. 9 times out of 10, if I'm focusing or thinking about something, the rest of the world just does not exist. I can "watch" TV, not really think anything at all, be staring at the TV, yet I have no clue what's going on on the TV either. I also black out as well. Those I can feel coming on before they happen, but most of the other dissociation happens without me realizing it. Before you fret though, realize that everyone dissociates to some degree. If it's becoming a burden or effecting your every day life, it may be something to worry about, if not, it is rather normal for everyone
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