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"Isn’t it something like you can’t imagine things? " It is as _ealitybites says. My partner dreams so vehemently it disturbs her sleep amd sometimes is very frightening for her. She is unable to watch horror movies. | |||
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"Isn’t it something like you can’t imagine things? It is as _ealitybites says. My partner dreams so vehemently it disturbs her sleep amd sometimes is very frightening for her. She is unable to watch horror movies." I don't dream at all | |||
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"I have hyperphantasia and thought it was completely normal until I didn’t realise that not everyone else visualises absolutely everything. Every place, memory, situation etc is in full colour. I can even place people and objects in places that exist in my minds eye or create a visual for it. It terrified me as a child. I actually became a visual artist later in life and only found out I had this condition when I was part of a university study that looked at how artists saw. I also had and have terrifying nightmares and also cannot watch horror films as my minds eye will use the scene later scarily in full colour and replay it. I cannot imagine what it is like to have the opposite and not be able to visualise anything at all. That must be so strange? J" I can visualise things that I know will happen so a work meeting for example but I cannot visualise a sexual fantasy. The anhedonia I mentioned above is something I didn't even know was a condition. I always assumed it was just me until I was reading a Jack Reacher novel and a character was described in the same way I had always described myself so I had to research it. It's impossible to describe to anyone who doesn't have it so i won't even try. It's much easier to Google it. It has a much greater impact on my daily life than aphantasia | |||
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"I can't imagine not being able to watch things in my mind or make things up, I'm always doing it" Conversely, I can't imagine BEING able to see images in my head | |||
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"Out of interest how does the fantasy form? For me it would be like watching a film play out in front of me but in my head? Do you see anything? J x" That's how it works for me, like a build in media player, also good for music | |||
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