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Originally Posted by David Kimberley
Dissociation is brought about through extreme stress or maybe a traumatic childhood, where the mind unknowingly forces itself to vacate or escape reality.
These episodes can very in strength and duration. I have experienced the extreme limits of dissociation which leads me to believe that if you do suffer from dissociation it would not be to serious.
Nevertheless, you might benefit from seeing a psychologist or a healthy professor near you.
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David
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I recently found out that I may have been traumatized by my childhood, but not in the extreme sense. I think I was emotionally neglected by my mom in childhood and I rarely saw my dad because of divorce which lead me to being quite psychologically damaged if I'm correct about this. However, my childhood isn't what triggered these episodes, it was because how stressful high school life was for me, and I needed to blank out for a while I guess. I would give it a try, but I don't think it's worth it because I really doubt it would work for me. Me and my family wouldn't be able to afford it anyways.