Has anyone else noticed this? Or is it just me?

Do you dissociate at all???

Everything bends and shifts for me when I rapidly enter dissociative states because I feel threatened by someone or something in my environment.

The reason why I ask is because it can also happen more easily when I am sick - and sounds can either be muted to me or faster or slower than in reality.

I've had times when I was snapped out of a dissociative state and I was aware that my mouth was open - but not that I was screaming.

The teacher had warned us that there were people huffing glue on the other side of the gym wall and that they might break some windows - when they did, it was enough to cause me to dissociate and scream from the shock of it actually happening. It wasn't until he spoke to me and I had to stop screaming to answer him that I knew that I was screaming.

Hmm, that's odd. Have you taken any medication for the sickness that might be causing it?

Sorry you're not feeling well, this time of year sucks for that. :(

Get well soon buddy🫂

Semi related:
Have you ever listened to Careless Whisper at 1.5 speed?👀

Everything is dreary when you are sick but, I've only noticed that (music sounding slower) when I listen to the same song on repeat for hours.

Kinda sorta. When I first listened to Turn The Page by Blind Guardian I used to think it was a really fast paced song, then later on it suddenly felt like it was performed at a slower tempo then I though. O__o

🤗 feel better. Get plenty of fluids. And possibly your head/ears/sinuses are feeling stuffed up and it is causing possibly it to seem that way?

I`m late with this, but yes, it`s you. 😬

Hope you feel better soon. 😕

Good cough medicine? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Listen faster

Awww I hope you feel better soon