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"Here I am, here I am, how do you do. I'm a weirdo one tho, who can smell pictures and photos. " Ps, it was you that told me my inability to actually visualise had a name | |||
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"Here I am, here I am, how do you do. I'm a weirdo one tho, who can smell pictures and photos. " Thats synesthesia which is a pretty cool ability to have, there's a girl on twitter that can taste names and she tells people what their names taste like. | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do!" Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do! Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads" Oh wow, that's really interesting. I love learning about the workings of the brain. | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do! Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads" Holy shit. I dead to think how bad I'd be then if I could visualise. at the same time tho, I think it's harder because you can't retrain your brain to visualise a different experience of stuff. I dunno. A lot of the self help meditation, memory transformation and stuff has visualisation in it, and i just cannot do it. All I have is the emotion and memories of traumatic events which I suppose is better in one way but worse in the how to heal | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do! Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads Holy shit. I dead to think how bad I'd be then if I could visualise. at the same time tho, I think it's harder because you can't retrain your brain to visualise a different experience of stuff. I dunno. A lot of the self help meditation, memory transformation and stuff has visualisation in it, and i just cannot do it. All I have is the emotion and memories of traumatic events which I suppose is better in one way but worse in the how to heal " True enough, I imagine it varies from person to person. Yeah ive always thought it was irritating that so many things are about visualising like a sunny beach or something | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do! Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads Holy shit. I dead to think how bad I'd be then if I could visualise. at the same time tho, I think it's harder because you can't retrain your brain to visualise a different experience of stuff. I dunno. A lot of the self help meditation, memory transformation and stuff has visualisation in it, and i just cannot do it. All I have is the emotion and memories of traumatic events which I suppose is better in one way but worse in the how to heal True enough, I imagine it varies from person to person. Yeah ive always thought it was irritating that so many things are about visualising like a sunny beach or something " Climbing stairs, a forest, a lake, the person you're trying to cut ties with etc etc etc. Nope, doesn't bloody happen, just blackness and my eyes twitching trying to find these things! | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do! Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads Holy shit. I dead to think how bad I'd be then if I could visualise. at the same time tho, I think it's harder because you can't retrain your brain to visualise a different experience of stuff. I dunno. A lot of the self help meditation, memory transformation and stuff has visualisation in it, and i just cannot do it. All I have is the emotion and memories of traumatic events which I suppose is better in one way but worse in the how to heal True enough, I imagine it varies from person to person. Yeah ive always thought it was irritating that so many things are about visualising like a sunny beach or something Climbing stairs, a forest, a lake, the person you're trying to cut ties with etc etc etc. Nope, doesn't bloody happen, just blackness and my eyes twitching trying to find these things!" The most annoying thing for me is I'm constantly singing in my head or it's just non stop talking | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do! Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads Holy shit. I dead to think how bad I'd be then if I could visualise. at the same time tho, I think it's harder because you can't retrain your brain to visualise a different experience of stuff. I dunno. A lot of the self help meditation, memory transformation and stuff has visualisation in it, and i just cannot do it. All I have is the emotion and memories of traumatic events which I suppose is better in one way but worse in the how to heal True enough, I imagine it varies from person to person. Yeah ive always thought it was irritating that so many things are about visualising like a sunny beach or something Climbing stairs, a forest, a lake, the person you're trying to cut ties with etc etc etc. Nope, doesn't bloody happen, just blackness and my eyes twitching trying to find these things! The most annoying thing for me is I'm constantly singing in my head or it's just non stop talking " Oh the brain wandering, and then I talk to myself saying stop wandering, listen, and even my mind voice will repeat what the person is saying like they can hear me. Them: deep breath in My head voice: deep breath, yep, doing that. What's next? | |||
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"My ex has it. He literally cannot picture anything in his mind. He says his thoughts are in words or sounds, but never images. He has a really gross sense of humour and regularly has me reaching for the brain bleach. I think he's able to say disgusting things because he doesn't have to suffer the involuntary visuals that the rest of us do! Apparently one of the few benefits is that people with aphantasia aren't ad affected by traumatic events because they can't re-visualise them in their heads Holy shit. I dead to think how bad I'd be then if I could visualise. at the same time tho, I think it's harder because you can't retrain your brain to visualise a different experience of stuff. I dunno. A lot of the self help meditation, memory transformation and stuff has visualisation in it, and i just cannot do it. All I have is the emotion and memories of traumatic events which I suppose is better in one way but worse in the how to heal True enough, I imagine it varies from person to person. Yeah ive always thought it was irritating that so many things are about visualising like a sunny beach or something Climbing stairs, a forest, a lake, the person you're trying to cut ties with etc etc etc. Nope, doesn't bloody happen, just blackness and my eyes twitching trying to find these things! The most annoying thing for me is I'm constantly singing in my head or it's just non stop talking Oh the brain wandering, and then I talk to myself saying stop wandering, listen, and even my mind voice will repeat what the person is saying like they can hear me. Them: deep breath in My head voice: deep breath, yep, doing that. What's next?" I'll sometines notice that whenever I'm talking to someone or watching something I'm just repeating their words in my head as they are saying them like it's an echo | |||
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