ShaolinBomber
Ex-Bluelighter
- Joined
- Mar 26, 2009
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no, it is.
people who experience extreme depersonalization are the people with the most created egos. Our reality is so so so sooooo based on perception, and some people just cannot deal with themselves, and over the years, eventually believe the memories that they created in their heads.
It happens to everybody.
If a person is completely themselves, they do not experience any depersonalization from the drug, they just act like normal. You have a personality issue/disorder, not depersonalization. Your mind is moving fast, and your fake built up part of you is acting, and you are watching or hearing yourself, almost like it wasn't even you that did it! It's just because you have a problem with who you are. And you need to stop trying to diagnose yourselves with singular or even multiple ailments or symptoms and look at the WHOLE PICTURE, MENTAL, PHYSICAL, SPIRITUAL.
depersonalization is merely a symptom of a larger thing and should be used as such.
you mean like severe depression and anxiety? some people dont have control over that. There are neurotransmitter imbalances. For me, its HPPD. my visual cortex is constantly going crazy, making me see things that should be filtered out all the time. This causes a type of sensory overload, this overload leads to depersonalization because i havn't gotten used to it, alot like the other people who get DP/DR with hPPD. its no as simple as you think.