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Originally Posted by PsychohcysP
Hello Ziriux. As for me it doesn't sound like it. In my case a dissociative disorder when I sometimes can't district what is true and false, what really did happen and what was just my imagination and the fact I don't feel like I experienced my past, just like it was someone else and nothing happened to me. Like there wasn't such situation.
Your symptoms reminds me of a "silent" epilepsy - I've heard once about it. Maybe you should read about.
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I see. I am able to distinguish what's real and what's not, especially after the "episode". My best description of these episodes were that I felt very detached, like I wasn't even there. As if I wasn't even being and just turned to nothingness. I don't think I have absence seizures, because these episodes lasted for hours, while these seizures last up to minutes. From what I've read, people who experience this are unaware of there surroundings. And while I can't remember exactly how aware I was during these moments, I was able to be snapped out of it by a sudden noise, like a phone alarm for example.