Hey dubble! I don't know whether to thank or hug on that. Does seeing this way bother you? If so, hug. Or perhaps thanks are in order. I stare to see things completely different from their usual perception. Kind of like out of control universalized cloud watching. (Fun fact. Did you know that cloud watching is called Nephelococcygia? Sounds like a serious condition, doesn't it? Perhaps worthy of calling in to work with. ) Like... the shadows of trees moving in the wind might be cartoon dinosaurs. "Popcorn" ceilings are endless in imagery. Even the same section. Sometimes they will escape detection when sought again. Trees have faces, and sometimes they are elk. In certain light, black and white pictures look 3-D to me. Like that? Is so, thanks, because it can be hard to explain. (Won't even *try* to explain the mini moving 3-D sepia movies that fade to pinpoints when my eyes are closed. Or mind movies in general of designs morphing as fast as they can be perceived. The world stops when they happen, because there ARE no reruns.)
Sometimes staring is not required. Those can freak me out a bit sometimes. Especially when they are way off of what they actually are. Especially if I'm driving(!)