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- Are you interested in learning more about psychological disorders? There are many psychological disorders with rare and unusual symptoms, symptoms that bring as much suffering as commonly known mental illnesses. Let’s find out more about these extremely rare symptoms. In this eye-opening video, we shed light on these intriguing conditions that challenge our understanding of the human mind.
We also made a video on the rare sexual disorders to learn about. Watch it here: • 5 Rare Sexual Disorder...
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What psychological disorders do you want to learn more about?
Many, really, all seem very interesting
I would like to learn more about Brief Psychotic Disorder.
Cabin fever
Hmm good question. Perhaps Aspergers since it's been 4 or so years since the last time you touched on that subject. From a friend of mine who went the to psychologist recently, he's learned and told me there's some spectrum for Aspergers and I never properly understood it yet.
I'd like to learn more about why people crave violence or pain during intimacy.
(I'm a little bit of a "freak" in that aspect, and also suffer from trauma...but I only have specific likes and dislikes. ...but I'm also autistic, and have BPD so I'm not sure how much is sensory overload mixed with rejection sensitivity and abandonment issues and the desire to feel cherished instead of violated?
...I'm confuuuussed...
*Timestamps:*
1:22 Alice in Wonderland syndrome
2:51 Capgras Delusion
4:07 Aboulomania
5:12 Visual agnosia
Hope this helps! Remember, if you’re experiencing mental problems, it always helps to reach out to close ones or professionals! :)
Thank you so much for the time stamps!
@@Psych2go No problem! Glad I could save you some work :)
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@@unknown11215 hey what should I do because my girlfriend took a picture with my mom and she was smiling 🙂 is that a great sign that my girlfriend misuses me because I really want to see my girlfriend I really do
capcras delusion was featured in the show criminal minds
As someone with Alice in wonderland syndrome, this was a great way of explaining it!!
We are so happy you found it relatable. Is there something else that we missed that you can educate us on?
@@Psych2go Nope! This was covered amazingly.
Hi, do you mind if I ask, is it treatable and is it hard to live with?
@@archigal It's not the worst to live with, and I'm pretty sure there's no way to treat it. But if you make yourself comfortable before an episode it will help!
@@sillyfart7 ohhh, I'm glad you found a way to cope with it ❤️ on the positive side, you're special ☺️
I'm actually pretty sure I have a sub-type of Visual Agnosia called Prosopagnosia, A.K.A. 'Face Blindness'. I admit I've not been professionally diagnosed due to medical costs, though. I admit my assumed case is light compared to the more extreme ones, like the one woman I read about who can't even recognize her own husband when he walks into the room until he speaks and she hears his voice. For me, unless it's someone I see nigh daily or they have an immediate distinguishing feature other than their face, I'm likely to not recognize them. When I was working in retail, our store was in a high theft area and it was becoming a real problem when known thieves could slip in by me because I didn't recognize them and tell them they weren't allowed in the store. My boss lady was SO understanding though, God Bless her. When we'd catch a shoplifter and put them out, she'd quickly find some distinguishing features like a tattoo, piece of jewelry, haircut, etc. She'd point it out and tell me for example, "See that tattoo on his neck? He's not allowed in here." or "See how she walks with that limp and those earrings she always wears? Don't let her in here." And she'd always point it out on the security cameras later so the thieves didn't hear us. I'd felt like a failure for having not recognized them before, but my boss lady assured me it wasn't my fault and that I just have to learn how to recognize people differently. I admit, it is scary and embarrassing sometimes when a family member or an old friend I haven't seen in a while comes to the door and I don't recognize them right away, but so far everyone's been understanding.
You have an awesome boss. Her coping strategies are spot on. Would you mind if I made a suggestion? I can't promise success, it's just an idea I had when l learned facial blindness was a thing. In truth, it's just an elevated form of the tactics your boss has already laid the groundwork for.
@@michaelparham1328 I'm very open for suggestions! And yes yes YES, she's so smart and considerate! Love her to death!
That might not be a "light" thing actually, apperceptive prosopagnosia is the more commonly known form (like the woman w her husband) but there's also associative and developmental prosopagnosia /info
@@skiddledebop Associative and developmental, so possibly linked to my trauma being raised by a narcissistic mother?
Hey Psych! Youve helped me get through tough times in my life! I just wanted to thank you for helping me, ive watched you since i was 7, the age i was when my parents split. Thank you for keeping me motivated and inspiration! ❤
I hope you re finding some peace in your life now Elizabeth. Know you re not alone in either what you ve experienced( parents separation) and the feelings linked to the trauma you ve felt. They are all completely normal and take time. Know that you still have two people in your life, who love you. Best wishes.🤗
@@steph7960 do you know each other?
Raising awareness is the key to progress to provide lasting help for these individuals suffering from these disorders. Being judgemental leads to ignorance.
We agree with you 100%. We believe that by making more content like this, we'll help normalize conversations on topics like this. Thank you for your insight.
So very true!
Ignorance leads to arrogance, and arrogance I think leads to apathy. Or...maybe a perceived notion of apathy? Like they convince themselves they're apathetic. Like negative self affirmation. ...but that's my opinion.
I don't claim any of this as fact.
@@Psych2go
As someone with Prosopagnosia, the part about Visual Agnosia is sooo misleading. It's not just caused by brain damage. Prosopagnosia can be genetic, or just present at birth. A study published in Cortex in February 2023 found that as many as 1 in 33 people may have Prosopagnosia, just one type of Visual Agnosia. While it's still understudied, it is most definitely not "terribly rare" as the title claims. I hope one day we as a society can be more understanding to people with these characteristics outside of their control instead of treating them like a freak show.
Love your videos, they have helped me through a very tough time, keep up the good work!
Thank you! How are you doing now? Were you able to overcome your tough times?
@@Psych2go I’m doing a bit better I wanted do die then I got therapy, but could not stay in therapy and turned to drugs but I’m doing better about it
Interesting, I had similar situations to Alice in Wonderland Syndrome after having my brain tumor surgery. I'd wake up and the ceiling would be about 2 inches away from my face and then it would go slowly back place. This happened with all kinds of objects and furniture in the room. Also saw things in a different color than it really was.
What are the most common yet unknown disorders that frequently happen without sufferers themselves noticing? I feel like that should be the next video 🤔🧠
Timestamps
1). Alice in wonderland syndrome 1:21
2). Capgras delusion 2:50
3). Aboulomania 4:06
4). Visual agnosia 5:11
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. Sorry this is so late. 💙💙💙💙💙💙
This video was very insightful and the music in the background is divine.
This video was very informative and interesting. I learned a lot about some of the rarest psychological disorders that affect people around the world.
We're so glad you found the video informative! Which of the diseases was the most interesting for you?
@@Psych2go I'm not sure
+Psych2GoTv *Thanks for the list of rare disorders with unusual symptoms:*
1:21 *(1) Alice In Wonderland Syndrome:* Headaches, micropsia and macropsia.
2:49 *(2) **_Capgras_** Delusion:* Misidentification of people.
4:06 *(3) Aboulomanía:* Pathologic indecisiveness.
5:11 *(4) Visual agnosía:* Inability to recognize objects and/or persons due to brain damage
WoW! 😮I read that book, it's crazy. As a painter I would like you to talk about the Stendhal syndrome because some people have had a nervous reaction in front of some of my paintings
I actually think I have Alice in wonderland syndrome. It usually happens when I’m extremely tired. It distorts my vision and makes either me or everything around me very small or large. I’m worried that it might have long term affects but it hasn’t happened recently and was at its worst when I was a child.
I think i had capgras delusion during childhood and adolescence and thought my parents were killed and replaced by alien. This actually happened when one day my mom just left the house on a rage after arguing with my dad and came back the next day. My gut just kept telling me she wasn't my mom and someone killed my mom and after sometimes i thought my dad was killed and replaced too. At 1st i tried to act normal so the aliens won't find out i knew it. But it was sooo hard and always anxious cuz they might end up killing me. I started yelling at my parents and our relationship downgraded. Mom and dad broke up and i was sent to grandma. For my entire childhood I couldn't trust a single person and it stressed me out so much. I was always paranoid about even the slightest things. Didn't had any friends or weren't in good terms with anyone around me. But when I moved out and started living on my own I slowly started to relax and those thoughts about everyone deceiving me started to wane and after a long time now I can trust people more and don't think that my near one's were replaced by anything. I still have a little bit of suspicion towards others but I think I can overcome it and live the rest of my life peacefully
First comment! Also thanks a lot for making these videos as it helps me a lot with depression, anxiety, and stress.
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You are very welcome! What other videos would you like to see from us?
@@Psych2go Nothing in particular. Just stick to what you've been doing and what you would like to do with this channel!
@@Z0E_Z0MB1E I am
Same, I'm currently have depression and little bit of anxiety, I started watching Psych2go a little bit before 2023, but it has helped me in so many ways!
I love psychology, to begin with. Abnormal psychology is just so enthralling for me. This is why I'm such a huge fan of your guy's content.
Your videos have helped me understand more about mental health than my mother, I don't mean this in any negative way. The way you explain things is easy for me to understand without me feeling like a child who's learning about the world for the first time
I suffered from extreme memory loss & unable to hold memory for 60 seconds due to a side effect of an antidepressant. It felt like a NPC spawning each minute, unaware of situations, surroundings, or current happenings. I don't wish short-term memory loss on anyone. I'm off the med now & am able to recollect things & remember locations.
Imagines going to Paris and getting distressed because the city wasn't what you thought it would be.
Paris is marvelous!
As someone with Aboulomania, the way you have explained it was perfection.
I always found your videos useful, keep on uploading more informative videos. 👍
Never so early on a psych2go vid, keep the work up beautiful team!
Thank you so much! We hope that every video we post will get you interested in being so early
@@Psych2go Sure will! only that it’s 11:31pm for me rn would normally be the issue lol, but your upload times are usually fairly good.
Another great video! Keep it up 👍
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, felt like actual death..
When I was littler (7-9) and sick, I often got these. Everything is zoomed it. Painfully warm but not hot. Mine felt like death. I couldn't see my body, hands nor legs, ANYTHING. I was out of my body. I had to use all my force to get back to my body even though I couldn't see it. It hurt and was scary. It was a hallucination on the wall. The hallucination was where I was last in a race. Everyone left me because I was too slow. I saw my mom in the dream asking if I was ok. When I "woke up" shortly, my mom was still asking.
I didn’t know I had Alice In wonderland syndrome, I thought everyone felt that & that it was normal!?!?
I feel a thing where I feel sound &visual physically, and even things like my emotions can cause it. I was told that’s synesthesia, and was explained it’s a neurological thing that causes my senses to blend.
It can feel good, but for the last 14 years it’s been a mix of uncomfortable/some cool feelings
I’m going to a neurologist & audiologist soon, hopefully they can help me with the uncomfortable parts.
It can be so scary when you feel everything like in your body and on your skin, it makes everyday life so overwhelming.
I have several anxiety disorders, major depression, trauma too, and when those are affecting me the other two I listed above get worse.
When I’m stressed out, being in a store can be very physically uncomfortable to the point that I have anxiety attacks. If someone drops something and it’s loud, not only do I jump it’s like a physical sensation that runs though me like a shockwave from the direction of the sound
It’s so incredibly hard to describe, because normally people are unaware of just how many sounds they are around. I don’t have the luxury of that, and sometimes what would normally be quiet for others is uncomfortable for me. Like a washing machine in a quiet house, and the fridge that makes sound, or water running through the pipes, whatever noise you make.
Things like a restaurant bombard me, and I have to wear ear plugs just to be there
There are also good parts; where music is extremely euphoric and physically enjoyable like it’s massaging me. But most of the time, I’m not enjoying what I feel because it’s things like everyday sounds and everyday visual things.
I hate looking at something like the dishes and having physical sensations from looking at it, thank god for dishwashers
I know these disorders might be hard to deal with, but the mind is such a fascinating place.
Disappointment on many things can bring "distress". So the Paris case totally doesn't surprise me. Especially when someone is HSP. BUT about the rest of things here I never heard before. So it is a good thing to talk about those rare symptoms.
As someone with Prosopagnosia, the part about Visual Agnosia is extremely misleading. It's not just caused by brain damage. Prosopagnosia can be genetic, or just present at birth. A study published in Cortex in February 2023 found that as many as 1 in 33 people may have Prosopagnosia, just one type of Visual Agnosia. While it's still understudied, it is most definitely not "terribly rare" as the title claims. I hope one day we as a society can be more understanding to people with these characteristics outside of their control instead of treating them like a freak show.
Her voice is the softest relaxing music to my ears!
Oh this is fascinating!
I've actually had a similar experience with the alice in wonderland syndrome. It can be really trippy as your perception of things doesn't match reality anymore. Definitely not a pleasant experience.
Psych2Go you've helped me a lot even changes ive been watching you for atleast 5 months its not really a long time but you have helped me a lot i wanted to thank you for all your amazing videos❤😊.
Your channel is awesome
I just subbed, and you just uploaded a video 😮
Welcome to the family! We are so happy to have you apart of the community
I remember in the past when i left mental hospital serious section after being treated there from shizoprenia for two months. And the world when i left felt and seemed so big. Like the Alice in Wonderland syndrome you described. I had strong medication there: Risperidon. And i was indoors and for short times outside. Mostly indoors... and maybe thats why when i left everything seemed so big, i was very surprised. It looked beutiful and big. I still remember the feeling. Its good memory. Now im using xeplion 100 mg. Injection,prescribed by my psychiatrist. And after half year i will use 50 mg. Xeplion poliperidol palmit. This medication helps a lot. And its not strong. Possible to live. So with this medication i dont experience any psychosis, delusions visions, hallucinations and vivid dreams. Its more visions for me. No voices unless i ask character in imagination that i create, like talking to things around, then my subconscious answers. If i dont ask, they do not answer. Its more vision stuff for me and it happened when i overdosed caffeine and didnt sleep too long for long periods of time. Saw people made of sunlight. Saw redhood and wolf near little forest. Saw ghost woman that was made of fog and sunset sunlight she floated to me and had broken arm. Right after my sister told me that my other sister broken her arm. I didnt understood fully because i was too far from reality, there was no logic, and there was no sleep for long time because of a lot of caffeine. Also saw carriage with two hourses appeared when light flashed out of nowhere. And saw my one eye in mirror white. Like one eyed man. It was right eye from my perpspective from how i see. Also saw in sports area, up a hole to space there was star,moon. A hole to space. And in hospital saw a dark walls all around me. And short way forward. And on entry to rooms there was red letters. And the walls in one place were red there to those rooms with letters. I was scared when i saw red wall. It overwhelmed me and when psychologist asked how i feel i written: fear, afraid. In hospital medication restored my logical thinking. And i said my moms name and surname. These events happened in 2014 2015 2009 and they did not continue because of Xeplion. I tried to go without xeplion but... i used caffeine again and when 7 months were over my heart pounded too fast and i couldnt sleep for 42 hours and because of that i drifted a bit away from reality but not far. Mom told me to continue medication and i continued. My logic remained. : ) Learned to sleep like soldiers in WW2. Mouth open, relax eyes, shoulders and then relax rest of the body. Thats how i fallen asleep then. This was the medication going out from body but i couldnt handle it. There was a lot of energy strenght. And i couldnt deal with it. So i gone back to safe harbor: xeplion... now, nothing unusual. : ) and one more i saw is my fathers hologram near bush at winter, it was white, grey winter like, it was square.
Ah and saw oval form and in thst oval form a lot of colors bright and beutifull. Happened during sunset.
It was very interesting to learn about these disorders, thank you ❤
Thank you so much for the kind words! Which of these did you find the most interesting?
@@Psych2go please make a video on cure of adhd at home
Can you please do a video on not remembering anything for a few seconds? This happens to me and it makes me so confused and scared
Or memory in general. I can remember certain things that I don't even realize I know, like shouting out an answer to Jeopardy and wondering how I knew that... but I can't remember to bring back a soda when I return to the room mere seconds after being asked to get it "when you come back" from doing something else.
@@TessD1891 hey what should I do because my mom took a picture with my girlfriend and my girlfriend was smiling and my girlfriend is missing me and tomorrow is mu graduation 👩🎓
Hey Psych2go, please make video on Shared Psychotic Disorder: The Explanation Behind The Burari Deaths. (SDD) incident took place on 01st July 2018, in Delhi, INDIA 🇮🇳.
I am also interested in what happened in a Burari house 🏠 Delhi, 11 deaths occurred, all family members were hangout themselves.😢
Psych2go please 🙏 explain Shared Delusion Disorder with Burari House example.
The tapping noise when new text pops in is a bit intense to me 😄
Ok but I have been to Paris just last year and it was beautiful ❤️
What was your favorite part about Paris?
@@Psych2go I loved all the beautiful sightings but my favorite thing to see the the Louvre, it was a really cool museum!💜
The Louvre is fantastic! Along with the Palace of Versailles and Arc de Triomphe, it is a sight to behold. Thank you for sharing with us! ;)
@@Psych2gothe whole everything. From shopping to dining. Just taking long walks thru the city, was great experience.
I was flight attendant, and I got aParis lay over at Christmas time. The Eiffel tower was illuminated, it was spectacular. One of my best memories ❤
That clicking sound was rather distressing for me, idk why. I get overwhelmed easily so maybe the combination with animation and trying to take in the information contributed to this.
This video and it's music is very ominous. The brain is very fascinating, and can be very, weird at times. It's like listening to one of those SCP articles. Curious, fascinating, but ominous and even sad.
I love studying syndrome mental health or some other things that do wiyh psychological things, maybe i should be a psychologist or like study of human behavior? Hmm..
I love your videos
We are so happy to hear that! Do you have a favorite video from our channel?
Hey Psych2go, I am from Mumbai, INDIA 🇮🇳 very curious 🧐 about Shared Delusion Disorder (SDD). Famous example of this mental disorder is of BURARI House incident took place in Delhi, INDIA in the year 2018. The article published in timesofindia newspaper 📰🗞️ as well. Please make a video on (SDD). 😢😊
Same! I am also interested in BURAri house 🏠🏡 incidence.😮
@@zaidhajju2804 Me too 🙂👍🏻
What happened in BURARI House Incident
Capgras delusion looks similar to the Jacobs's Ladder movie
I kinda feel like after I pasted speech, I felt like they sent agent's to see if I was saying things right & back then I thought that my family were robot's.
I don't have Aboulomania except it's like this:
I can pick but whatever I pick was a worse decision than the other no matter what.
Please do a video about touch starvation
I experienced the exact same thing when i went to Paris. It was disgusting, polluted, so many beggars, worst city i visited ever
A couple years ago i saw my hand become really small then back to its normal size
When I was younger around 7 - 8 years old, when I should close my eyes at night and try to fall asleep, it was like everything was zoomed in
Like I was viewing everything stuck on zoom with no way to turn it off, even when I should open my eyes and try again
I was stuck on zoom 😔
I feel like I'm all sorts of broken inside 🙃
What does one do when they are unable to seek help and on a sinking boat? 😅
Just how my life is going 😢
I don´t see any link to the book you mentioned. Where is it?
Definitely adding "The man who mistook his wife for a hat" to my summer reading list! :D
Sounds like a plan! Is there any books you can recommend us?
@@Psych2go For nonfiction, I recommend a 679-page book of trivia, titled "The Unusal Book of Knowledge" I got it for Christmas two years back and loved it!
For fiction, I highly recommend the Hunger Game trilogy! This summer I hope to finish reading Mockingjay and read through "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" ^^
Let’s be honest they mostly likely weren’t the first people to build high expectations for a place and then go there and find out it not like in the movies then proceed to breakdown …..
It’s like me with my father
Can we get a video on what to expect or what a professional psychiatrist can help with. Growing up, i was in foster care, and i have been depressed for a very long time. But once, i was 16, and my foster parents told me that i would see someone to help me with depression and anxiety, but little did i know that everything i was saying was being repeated to my parents, wich was a part of the problem because i never really felt like home. My parents started to ignore me even more, and things were worse after that. What im saying is i dont really trust psychiatrists, but at the same time, i know that i need help. Can someone help me
Oof, tough situation. Maybe try talking to a close friend? Most people have at least one friend that suffers from depression as well, and it could really help to talk to them!
@Chaise Taylor i wish but i dont have a close friend that i feel comfortable with all just work buddies
out of curiosity does anyone know what causes those??
the good place is one of my favourite shows 🖤
Talking yourself into believing that your family is replaced by imposters seems more like a coping strategy for someone with BPD than a seperate disorder, like splitting. It for sure would spare someone with BPD the disappointment of realising that their family never loved or cared for them.
@@devenmellor Never give up, being aware of your symptoms and behaviours is a good step in the right direction.
Anyone seen Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping? There is a Lonely Island song about Paris Syndrome wherein the protagonist visits and is subsequently very disappointed by the Mona Lisa and the pyramids.
Can you, if you want to, do a video on autism? I'm still a little confused about the topic.
We've done a few videos on autism on the channel. However, is there anything else about autism that you would like us to talk about?
@@Psych2go Subtle signs of autism, if there are. I'm making a character with autism and I want people with autism to relate to him.
eyy, i'm so early today! ✨
Welcome! How are you doing today? :)
I feel kinda nervous today since, our final reseach defense is at hand. But your videos makes me relax at some point, thank u for asking ;)
We're so glad that our videos help you relax! You're going to do great on that final research defense! You got this! :)
My psychology teacher :
List which parts of the brain are affected during these disorders.
Me: 😅 limbic?
I don't know why I end up mixing one memory with other and remember things wrong it's sooo confusing:(((
The girl thought she could be free. “Is there a way to get it out of me?” No way. Tortured mentally day after day. “What do I do?” She’d say. “Is there no hope?” “Should I give up and just try to cope?”. It’s eating her alive. No one can live with this parasite. But she’ll live. No escape from this. Not even death. No sweet release. Tortured for centuries.
You will live normally with a parasite in your brain. You will smile and laugh, no one will know you’re in pain.
A short story of a girl with an uncured mental disease^
Early!!! From Libya 🇱🇾
Hello from Canada! How does it feel to be early? :)
@@Psych2go It's 11:40pm so I feel sleepy 😭😂
😭😭 Make sure you get a good night's sleep!
@@Psych2go In shaa Allah, thank you, love your content btw 🤍
Is there a way that i have DID or any personality disorder, i guess no because i feel my self alot but usually i have those very very dark and psychopathic thoughts i feel like my self but i don't know.
i'm against calling the extreme cultural shock or the paris something one of them. Since what makes it alive is over expectation, denial problem and lack of researching about the destination. Unless a combination of known disorders needs a new name.
Ohh those *clicks* when a text popped up ✨
When i had high fever i had alice wonderland syndrome only with high fever…suddenly i feel good and i sit down an it start…. My mom told me that happen to her too with high fever…
I wanna learn nore about depression
Hey Psych2go what should I do because my girlfriend has not texted me since too weeks and I am worried that my girlfriend might break up with me because I am not texting my girlfriend so what should I do
oh chidi! i miss that show
so being able to see faces in random objects is a disorder ? i even see animals or object in qr codes at work
How do I turn the subtitles off?
Hello 👋
How does this already have 101 views?? ():
I guess a lot of people are curious about this topic!
Paris and the Eiffel tower is what los Angeles and Hollywood is nowadays, a formerly famous and beautiful destination but in reality filled with a lot of poor and homeless people.
Fun fact: Amanda is as beautiful as her voice 😊
This was chilling
What was chilling about the video?
I liked a lot :)
Early moment
Same
Yeah
Enjoying each moment to it’s fullest potential is the key to happiness. 😅
i think,i experienced the alice in Wonderland syndrome,after i hallucinate i bagan to have an headache
This taught to always say what they teach in sales “always agree”
finally early for once 😔✌️ 20 mins 😨
Welcome! How are you doing today? :)
@@Psych2go im doing fine, how about you ?? :)))
I'm pretty sure I have Aboulomania according to what you guys said
I think we as humans are experiencing Paris Syndrome living life.
As a french people, I can confirm that Paris is not the best place to visit. But there other beautiful place in France to visit.
My personal favorites were Lyon, Marseille, and Nice! :)
@@Psych2go Its true that there all good place, but I would not recommend marseille for now... People living in Marseille are getting wild...
I've mistaken my wife for a hat many times because she's always sitting on my head.
I thought everyone saw faces in outlets and stuff 💀
Hi
Hello! How is your day going?
@@Psych2go Good, especially with some entertainment like this👌
Now I'm scared
Nobody can relate so easily this time. lol Most people think they do.
Nice.
What do you enjoy about this video?
PTSD
If it didn’t come with headaches it kind of sounds like Alice in wonderland syndrome could be fun
…I see faces in everything. 😅 lol no matter what I look at. I hope it’s just an overactive imagination 😅😅
I have olp meaning my brain gives everything i see a personality
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