what translator do you use? it's pretty good if you're using it now. can't be google haha.
but 1) i don't think i've heard that before unless awkward movements is similar. 2) that's a common denominator. i guess it's something that should be expected since your dopamine and serotonin receptors are being antagonized. 3) the d1 and d2 receptors that are antagonized play a role in cognitive function so that's probably why you can't really focus. 4) some people say something about their eyes too. idk what it is. i have to look it up. 5) anxiety sucks. but i say don't listen to it. mental illnesses are the closest thing we got to demons. if you listen to it for too long your social function can take a hit. without getting out there and seeing if you can get yourself comfortable, the prolonged anxiety can lead to derealization or depersonalization and in my experience, it's not a fun ride. i felt like i had to relearn everything, and had to relearn or adopt a new sense of self which was lost in the process. i didn't know how to act. at times i felt like i was in a dream or a nightmare. and 6) that's something that happens with all antipsychotics. i heard that's the one that takes the biggest hit but it recovered in like a month and a half for me. some people take like 18 months. and yeah, i can't get drunk either. or high. it sucks. they were my greatest form of entertainment. weed for the spiritual, and alcohol for philosophies, social anxiety, and overall good time. was an addiction too but it calmed down now that i can't get intoxicated. and i feel songs that resonate with me or have unique melodies but i don't really get that strong feeling i would get anymore. but yeah. good time killer for sure. helps the days pass. but as far as recovery, i read on another page that the makers of this drug said that it's supposed tonstay in your system for 6 months. after that it depends on how many shots you had at what mg, your health, metabolism, and age. longest recovery i've seen is 18 months. another guy on here knows someone whos on his 5th year without recovery but thats an anomoly. not something to expect. alot of people say 6 months though, or atleast notice a change.