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Old Apr 01, 2015, 01:59 PM
Anonymous48690
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I'm beginning to understand what this means, I think. I go through periods where everything looks unreal, like made of some weird material or plastic even. My hands don't look like my hands, and they go numb where I don't feel them. These periods last quite sometime. It's really interesting when I go into a supermarket where I seem to go into sensory overland from all the noise and colors. I guess I'm so used to it that its normal to me and I've learned to live past it.
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Old Apr 01, 2015, 04:29 PM
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I just finished with therapy and feel unreal myself. My brain feels fuzzy and I can't remember much. I went under hypnosis to try and summon an alter and it worked! Kinda. But now I have a brain splitting headache and don't feel like a real person. This feels like a dream. The world looks like a movie set. I'm in a parking lot trying to clear my head right now. Hoping the Percocet and Red Bull help :-)
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