I occasionally get weirded out by changing landscapes when there's smthg I've forgotten to do.
eg: I see the signs of fall, and I get a nagging, slightly panicky feeling that I have to stuff down till I'm finished my shopping or whichever. When I think on it, I remember that I was supposed to renew my healthcard so I can register for school. (That happened a long time ago. It was just an example of how and why smthg that only happens rarely can happen with me.)
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Basically this.
Were you listening to music?
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Tonight I had just walked inside a walmart to get some food for work, when I came out I looked around and saw fields of crops next to small patches of forests. Typical for the area I live in but for some reason it struck me in such a weird way. When I see odd landscapes I start getting uneasy, because most of the time I'm in a dream or on the off chance I'm under the influence of something. But, I'm not in this instance. Everything and the setting I've been around for a couple months seems foreign and fake. Because it mimics that same feeling I get in dreams, im on edge thinking something insane is going to happen. Nothing feels real, no where feels safe and everything feels new.
I feels like I've died and am in some monotonous afterlife or I just stumbled across the fucking twilight zone on my way out of Walmart.
Can you relate? And if you have any other unnamed or odd sensations feel free to share
I get this too! Occasionally - particularly in artificially lit environments like the supermarket - everything begins to look slightly pixelated and I almost feel as though I'm in a video game. Classic sort of dissociation. Coupled with anodyne Spandau Ballet-style supermarket music, it can actually be pretty fun.
I also occasionally look at someone's face (someone I'm quite familiar with), and they look remarkably different on a rudimentary sort of level. As though I'm only now noticing their proportions and details.