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wait, cause this is the first time we're actually seeing someone mention hallucinations stemming from sound effects in media.

somewhere around middle school, we used to hear the sound of a ruler snapping/slapping against skin that we could only describe as from Baldi's Basics. (i don't remember if we were a fan of it, terrified of it, or was indifferent, but it's possible we were a fan of it, at least for a while)

we brought this up with a professional, and both that professional and our mother brushed it off as just "children's imagination," which then in high school, our hallucinations got even worse after we developed medically/medication-induced psychosis because our psychiatrist was a fucken idiot.

i hate how some supposed professionals in the medical field rely on their own personal bias rather than actually taking things seriously.

i believe the term(s) could be either auditory pareidolia, game transfer phenomena (GTP), or somethin' like that? i'm not sure, but i do know that people with psychotic symptoms are more prone to them compared to others.

im going to be so deadass i think i may experience GTP (sound effects, visuals, sometimes music and having my functioning affected by believing im a part of it) and a combination of something else due to gaming addiction, isolation and the fact im schizospec

im not sure about auditory pareidolia, as its really just an auditory illusion where your mind tries to percieve sound at random. i feel like if the "psst" thing was just the sound by itself it definitely could have been that for me! unfortunately though it does kind of force me to get terrified and actually look around myself (which would further make me think it can possibly be GTP as i looked up, but ill bring that up to my therapist since im not an expert on this topic and this seems important to me and recovering lol)

this is very useful information!! thank you so much for sharing. also your psychiatrist sucks LOL i hate when they do that just because someones "too young" its so dumb