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The Shared Feelings Megathread
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Too tired to go to bed
Pacing around aimlessly because you feel like you should be doing something, but you have no idea what.
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+1 and you feel that you are forgetting something important, but you can't remember and the deadline of said something keeps getting closer
+1 and you take a nap because it's the only way to make it all go away for a while.
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The dread ~1 hour before a social event you agreed to and wanting to not go even if you know you’ll have fun once you’re there.
+1 I went to an Arcade this week and totally felt that way because I’ve never gone to one and I was nervous about the process
Both +1 and -1 because I used to be bad about this, but now my loneliness has become more agonizing than my introverted behavior.
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Paranoia that you will be accused of something you didn’t do, so you arrange your actions around it to avoid being suspicious, only to fear that will make you suspicious anyway.
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+1 spending my youth on Tumblr made me exhausting to talk to because I started adding 1000 disclaimers to everything I say so I wouldn't be accused of random unrelated thought crimes
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Specifically this refers to my art, I've had people accuse me of using AI before, even though I make the effort to include receipts whenever I can which prove that I made all of my art.
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I'm tired
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ADHD as a kid, only treated for a few months.
Got kicked out and shuffled around in my early teens, spiraled until I was in my early 20's.
Military until I couldn't take it anymore, I think the 24/7 activity and walking a narrow line helped the ADHD but got tired of getting threatened with jail for being forced to do things that were not legal.
Forced myself out of the military (long story but they let me do it because my 1SG was the cause of the above statement and he was force retired immediately after I got out) lived overseas for a while, watched as my home (the states) slowly started going crazy, started spiraling again and dreading moving back, moved back to the states cause I couldn't make it work anymore, visa ran out and I didn't have the energy to try to figure it out.
Two weeks after moving back, got a job (somehow), got therapy through the VA and am now properly treating my issues. Constantly dreading the near future even moreso with clarity now. Yay.
That's the short version lol.
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+1 mentally and physically
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Not particularly liking a piece of music but being addicted to it anyways.
Feeling nostalgic for a time period you never lived through.
Writing something before falling asleep midway through it, only to awaken shortly afterwards, and then feeling like you don't understand how to grasp the rest of what you're trying to write in order to finish it.
-1 This might have happened once in my life but I can’t remember
+1 and then you’re questioning whether or not your train of thought before you fell asleep was even coherent.
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Being able to feel and taste other people's art.
The best way I can describe it is like, if someone has a smooth artstyle with soft highlights and there's a lot of cyan/turquoise in that art, it'll tend to have a soft, minty texture. Even JPEG artifacts have a particular "seasoning" to me. I feel weird having to even type this LMAO
A feeling when you have conquered Alexithymia and every feeling feels new and exiting to discover.
-1 but I’m happy for you! I feel like I’ve always been really in touch with my emotions
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Finding that the kingdoms of heaven and hell are within me. Knowing that working with my "demons" can make them my holy guardian angels and neglecting attention to the guardian angels cause them to become more ferocious demons than they were before.
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A strong yearning for a place you can't quite describe that is full of discoveries and beauty. Like Wanderlust.
The desire of being free of desire.
Riding fast on your bike in a rainstorm while listening to high energy and/or emotional music.
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+1 also it's a crime that I can't just start driving and never stop for the rest of my life and see what places exist forever
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