#dpdr -

[gncrevan]

don't reblog obviously

real question: should i mention this suspicion to my therapist or does that come off as uhhh hypochondriac?

i'm only thinking about it because my dissociative symptoms have gotten worse - complete detachment from feelings & experiences i had, rapid cycling through "personas" aka i feel completely different about something from a minute to the next, dp/dr in which i think i'm dead or invisible/a ghost and what i see/hear/feel isn't real, more frequent gaps in memory, more frequent "floating out of my body" and feeling like i'm not the one speaking; i've also started to get sleep paralysis but idk if that's connected, it's just equally scary - maybe i should just describe that lol but i don't know how cause i feel so uncomfortable about it

[agnt3]

i dont know if i have dpdr but honestly it has been occurring a little too often for comfort.

[clownmantis]

concept art for a revamp of my horsesona dont tag as me/kin

[aurazoo]

its really g-d effed up that things feel like theyre Normal in the space they occupy and there isnt weird about it

like i feel Normal in the way my body deals with space but like so does a cat! so does an ant! so do like protiens in your body????? wtf??????? 

like plankton feels Normal in space but so do whales!!! what the hell!

[thatbipolarfeelwhen]

anyone else get that feeling where "what if I'm in a coma and this is all a dream?" or "what if this is all imaginary and what I'm seeing isn't what's actually there?"

dissociation, derealization, paranoia, delusions etc are all possible side effects of bipolar. i’ve had thoughts similar to this too, and i’ve received other anons who have said things like this. 

so, yes. 

[happinessisaknife]

self care is dissociating so hard u bypass bodily needs

[happinessisaknife]

hey whats it like to feel like u exist