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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online I have astigmatism so I see light in streaks. For the longest time I thought that was how everyone saw it.

Onirity , lgbsneak Report

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446points

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Deborah B 2 years ago

Wait - like this photo? I thought this was just how light looks?

23points

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Not everyone struggles to concentrate on a task or have the mental energy to take care of things. Apparently I have ADD. I found out two years ago life didn’t have to be a daily struggle when I started taking a medication for a sleep problem and one of its off label uses is to treat ADD.

I was actually told repeatedly as a kid I had ADHD but they always told me it was my fault and treated it as if the issue was voluntary. So I grew up believing I was just a lazy day dreamer who gets overly stressed by having too many tasks. I’ve lived my life thinking everyone else was better than me because they can get things done. Nope, I’ve just need meds my entire life. Now I wonder how different my childhood would have been if I had been treated back then.

DeaddyRuxpin , fotologic Report

Final score:

364points

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Lisa H 2 years ago

I need to get tested for this once and for all. My school failed me hard for this. They said that I'm "too smart to have a learning disability." How messed up is that? Not only are they implying that people with learning disabilities are dumb, but it's also like they wanted me to just tell them that I'm lazy even though I worked my a*s off and told them as much. Twenty years later and it still makes my blood boil.

165points

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online having a good relationship with your own parents. wasn’t until i made good friends that i realised how lucky my relationship is with my parents bc so many of my friends did not like family life.

wankybabyy , Jean-Simon Asselin Report

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335points

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Robert B 2 years ago

Sigh. “You too?” 4

33points

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Having to hide when you’re parents are fighting, I only found out this was not normal when I went to a friends house and their parents had a argument that I expected to turn into a screaming fit just like it does with my parents. I got up expecting to have to hide with my friend before they started full on fighting. I was then informed by his concerned parents that it’s not normal to have to do that.

Ok_Pressure_4462 , B. Report

Final score:

321points

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Dumpsterbaby 2 years ago

I lived my life like that also. I had a friend who told his parents to stop yelling. I thought, omg heads are going to roll, but they didn't. His parents stopped and apologized to him. I was floored.

159points

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Hearing music play even when you aren’t listening to anything. And no I’m not talking about when you have a song stuck in your head and it’s just your thoughts singing the lyrics, I mean actually hearing music when nothing is there.

I use to think my house was haunted by a ghost that loved to play music. Later on as I got older I thought it just happens to everyone. Until I read about “Musical Hallucinations” online and found out how rare it actually is.

And no it’s not fun.

VisitSecure , bradleypjohnson Report

Final score:

311points

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barn owls ️ 2 years ago

wait that isn’t normal? i thought everyone had that. another thing to add to the list of “things i might have to get tested for”

88points

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online The ability to make a roaring noise in my ears by tensing a muscle.

Jmen4Ever , David Report

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306points

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BubbaLouie 2 years ago (edited)

I can do this, and I can also do a really high pitched beep. (EDIT: I forgot, I can also click.) (Edit 2: I do the beep by... tensing up my jaw/chin? I don't know how it works.)

122points

Imperfect_Beluga , Andres Alvarado Report

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Picturing things in your head. I have a friend with aphantasia and she was flabbergasted when she realized people could visualize things in their brain.

Final score:

299points

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olx 2 years ago

same i was like??? so u can just see what u want when u want?? it makes me wonder how phantasic people dont instantly have a great memory

63points

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online I always thought when you try to talk to someone about something they do that bugs you or is just something that you feel the need to bring up because it effects you, that its normal for the person to get upset when you bring it up, and for them to disagree with you, resulting in yelling and fighting. I always thought this until I was talking with my friend about something they do that really pisses me off, and they just sat there, and thanked me for bringing it to there attention, and was completely chill about it, no yelling or argumenting. It was a weird feeling because I just kept waiting for the disagreeing and yelling to happen, and when it didn't I felt like something was missing? lol.

_yUkO_IDK , Jean and Fred Hort Report

Final score:

299points

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Robert B 2 years ago

I’m gonna give this one an extra bump 7

39points

#10

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Being able to blur and unblur your eyes on command 🙂

evanwantsyourtoes , Dario Report

Final score:

280points

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Stardust she/her 2 years ago

This isn’t normal? I do it all the time

286points

#11

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online I always thought the after effect for eating fresh cherries was a scratchy throat, with this weird tight feeling. Mild though but it would last about 30 minutes.

After eating 2 cherries earlier this year I ended up having a severe allergic reaction and discovered that cherries aren't meant to do that and I've just been allergic to them this whole time. 😅

ComfortableMess3145 , Luke Jones Report

Final score:

272points

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Michelle Reynolds 2 years ago

Pineapple, kiwi, cantaloupe, walnuts, pecans, bananas-they all do that to me but cherries are OK luckily,

59points

Savannahisded , Melissa O'Donohue Report

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online I was joking around with my friends in 8th grade History and we were trying to see how many pencils we could stick into my friend's afro (with his consent) and right as I was trying to lift my arm and put the pencil in his hair one of them cracked a joke that sent us into a fit of laughter. My arms went limp and when my friends started coaxing me to put it in I told them I couldn't.

They were noticably confused, so when I regained my composure I explained that everytime I laugh, my muscles go limp and I am not be able to move them. It ranges from droopy head and weak knees, to full body collapse.
Because of the term "roll over laughing" and portrayals of people in media falling over in laughter I thought this happened to everyone, and they were just better at controlling it. My friends all agreed that it in fact did not happen to them, and that I should get it checked with a doctor.

1 year later I was diagnosed Type 1 Narcolepsy: a sleep disorder characterized by excessive daytime sleepiness, and Cataplexy. Cataplexy happens when a trigger, such as strong emotions like laughter or fear, trigger a sudden loss of muscle tone, making it difficult to move, stand, or even breathe.

I was lucky to be diagnosed as early and quick as I was, since the condition is widely unknown outside of the context of Narcolepsy patients and specialists. The symptoms of Narcolepsy are so common, in both puberty where it starts to present more heavily, and other diagnoses such and depression and anxiety. Its estimated that around 1 in 2,000 people have this disorder, and the lucky few that actually get diagnosed usually only do so later in life after 5-10+ years of multiple tests and misdiagnoses.

The takeaway from this is that if you think that other people "deal with it better" or "suck it up" or "control it better" chances are that's not normal, and you should speak up about it.

Final score:

271points

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Natalie H 2 years ago

This happens to me when I’m laughing.

31points

#13

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Having to deliberately learn all your social skills. I assumed other people just got more practice, because I didn't have many friends growing up. Years of work did help me a lot, but I only recently realized most people learn these things without thinking much about it.
I'ts like the difference between glancing at a sentence and immediately getting its meaning, vs. figuring out each word letter by letter.

Sterna-hirundo , S.C. Axman Report

Final score:

257points

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CelticElff 2 years ago

autism spectrum?

90points

dm-me-appletun-pics , ricky montalvo Report

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Apparently most people can't reach their entire back with their hands. I never knew backscratchers had an actual purpose.

Final score:

246points

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Chucky Cheezburger 2 years ago

I can do this too. Apparently I'm a bit more flexible than most other folks. I can turn my feet around almost all the way backwards,put my feet behind my head and contort in a few odd ways. I thought everyone could do this.

69points

SugarLily0420 , Cats by moonwhiskers Report

#15

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Not being able to watch Movies/Shows without Close Captions or subtitles. Also never understanding what they are sayin on the radio. Turns out, I have an Auditory Processing Disorder. If I don't see peoples lips moving my brain doesn't recognize they are words more than half the time

Final score:

242points

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CelticElff 2 years ago

Sensory Processing Disorder (avoider) here. If two people talk to me at the same time (classical scenario: I'm on the phone but my toddler demands my attention) the voices overlap and become nonsensical noise. Drives. Me. Crazy.

118points

ceo_of_dumbassery , Bastian Greshake Tzovaras Report

#16

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online That most people aren't constantly aware of their heart beating, and dont get numb legs just from walking a few metres uphill, and don't lie in bed at night wondering whether they'll die in their sleep because their heart does funky things when they lay down.

Turns out I have a heart condition lol. I feel so at peace now that I'm on medication for it

Final score:

238points

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alias D. 2 years ago

This hits hard for a dude with brugada syndrome

37points

#17

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online I thought it was normal for every friend group to have one person that everyone picked on for no reason. I don't mean light roasting, I mean legitimately bullying them and putting them down. My brother's friend group had one, with my brother being a primary instigator. I was the punching bag in my middle school friend group. It took until the end of high school/the beginning of college for me to actually be treated like a person and realize that friends aren't supposed to make you feel like s**t about yourself.

yeetgodmcnechass , Thomas Ricker Report

Final score:

232points

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Stardust she/her 2 years ago

I feel this. I was constantly shunned and yelled at growing up untill recently when I made actual friends who treated me nicely

74points

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online I’ve played violin since I was 3 years old. So, I learned the letter names of each string and the finger numbers. And, whenever I heard a song, I always thought of a letter or number with each note. To me, it was plainly obvious what each letter and number was, and my brain even expanded the letter/number system to work with cello and the entire piano range.

Turns out, not every violinist has this, let alone absolute pitch (frequency in Western countries: 1 in 10 000). When I was 20, I discovered it was synesthesia, a harmless linking of senses/concepts in the brain.

That seemed to check out since people’s faces often have smells/tastes associated with them. Mine tastes like white sugar out of the packet. My brother’s is hard boiled egg. And whenever someone mentions a particular date on a particular year, I envision a giant number line.

Also, letters have emotions. E is happy, but lowercase e is even happier. Capital N is happy but lower case n is sad. And the months of the year go in a giant counter-clockwise circle, with my birthday in October being at the bottom. 2 is sad. 3 is happy.

throw_aaway7777 , Ministerio de Cultura de la Nación Report

Final score:

225points

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Bird Mom 2 years ago

For as long as I can remember, every time i think of a date or month, this giant circular calendar pops into my head

56points

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Having a whole complex of rooms in your head and about 16 people in there chilling and having convos with them

It’s all positive, they’re kinda my way of getting things out and processing thoughts and emotions

I do all sorts in my subconscious mind palace and it’s very entertaining but everyone else finds it kinda wierd.

martthethird , london road Report

Final score:

217points

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Construction site Panda 2 years ago (edited)

I hate to reveal this secret but when I am under stress, to relax myself I make up all sorts of cringe stories in my mind but I dont write them down. But ik I will never get the most number of upvotes so my comment will be the last one in order so no one will know my secret hehe 😁

176points

#20

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online When I’m on my period, I can numb my lower half of my body so I can’t feel cramps. After talking to my friend I realized she couldn’t do it and I was just confused as I have been doing it for years.

QueenBee_Here , Nenad Stojkovic Report

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195points

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Tash 2 years ago

I would quite like this one

195points

#21

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Not everyone hears their own thoughts audibly. I only learned that last year after describing to my husband that when I’m thinking I literally hear my thoughts as if they’re being spoken outside of my body.

LittleFlowers13 , GAby Report

Final score:

188points

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Rod McCabe 2 years ago

I routinely talk to myself. When you're alone for 54 years with not one at all in life talking to yourself is almost inevitable. No family, friends, work associates, no social media contacts... no one. well I've been talking to myself ever since I could talk. And yes, I answer myself as well. Its fun.

88points

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Being able to give myself goosebumps on command.

I only realised last year (I’m in my 30s) when watching Taskmaster and one of the tasks was “Give yourself goosebumps, fastest wins”, and I wondered why they didn’t all just induce them like I do.

Turns out it’s a rare ability that only 1 in 1500 people have.

Dvdsmith2002 , Flóra Soós Report

Final score:

185points

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TheAquarius1978 2 years ago

That's easy, listen to a song from Eluveitie, that works everytime lol ( for those of you not in to folk metal, try " 2SFH " ( 2 steps from hell ) its Impossible to hear their músic and not getting goosebumps )

34points

#23

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online "Man, I am having so much trouble finding out which colors to use for these letters!"

"Just... use the colors from your head."

"The what?"

"That's what I did! The head colors? Y'know?"

"N..o."

Anyways I have color-grapheme synesthesia and somehow, no one thought much of me saying that the days and months and letters and numbers all had colors.

ReviLogic , Sue Thompson Report

Final score:

179points

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olx 2 years ago

synesthesia is so cool to me. i dont have it i think, altho my friend thinks i do cuz i feel music but i think that's probably 50/50 normal cuz one of my other friends has it. i *associate* days, weeks, months with colours but i dont see it when its said or anything you know?

4points

#24

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Normal is just the running average of weird.

Indigo_Sunset , Bart Everson Report

Final score:

170points

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3 Owls In A Coat 2 years ago

I like this. We’re all weird, “normal” is just whatever weird thing most of us are doing.

69points

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Ringing in the ears. I dont have a conscious memory of not having it. When i was about 5 years old I asked my grandma " what song does your head play?"

liscbj , Paul Sableman Report

Final score:

163points

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Sky Render 2 years ago

I've had tinnitus my entire life. Most of the time I just wilfully ignore it.

87points

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online I have a few medications I need to take for my mental health, some I need to take at night some in the morning. I've gotten into the habit of rather than reading the label for which ones I need, I will shake the bottle and know which ones to take based off of the sounds the pills make when they rattle.

Let me say I was shocked when I was informed this is not normal.

fuckwormbrain , MArie Report

Final score:

155points

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Rod McCabe 2 years ago

Thats definitely what t I do, I can just hear my pharmaceutical savior, xanax, as a beautiful music in the mornings. Panic attacks SUCK for 30 minutes and without a benzodiazapine I get attacks a couple of times a day. They're particularly insidious because you have to stop what you're doing and give your entire life (existence) to the attack. Work or home. You don't have a choice. I call anxiety and panic "cancer of the mind". Panic attacks are horrendous and completely debilitating. Not fun. Hearing that rattle in the morning is like all of the beautiful music or nature thrown into a couple of seconds of shaking.

39points

#27

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Visual snow. My whole life, my field of vision has always been covered by shifting multicolored dots of light. Similar to light snow on an old TV transmission, hence the name. I see it all of the time, I never don't see it, though it is worse in the dark, or if staring at the sky. In the dark or when I close my eyes, it is all I see. I thought everyone had this until my early 20s.

smuffleupagus , M. M. Sand Report

Final score:

153points

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Luluu_j 2 years ago

I get this in the dark

46points

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30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online for YEARS i thought everyone got sick at the feeling of certain textures, kinda like seeing big bugs and stuff, like the same feeling that gives you, later learned i have a psychiatrist and therapist trying to figure out if i have adhd, or if im on the autism spectrum

anon , Wendell Smith Report

Final score:

152points

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Natalie H 2 years ago

There are some clothing textures I absolutely can’t stand. They make shudder & my teeth feel funny for some reason 🤷🏻‍♀️

104points

#29

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Two OREO limit. That was always the serving size in our house growing up. My first binge in college was a whole sleeve of OREOs.

welchbw , William Clifford Report

Final score:

144points

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Bouche Clay 2 years ago

I wish I could do that. Although I often say it as a joke, for me, it's pretty much true that whatever is in the wrapper is one serving.

52points

#30

30 Random Things Folks Thought Were Normal But Later Realized Weren’t, As Shared Online Lice. Growing up I had lice almost every summer, I thought everyone got lice growing up. I thought lice was just a summer bug that we kids got! When I got with my ex and talked to him about my childhood and how we always got lice, he was SHOOK. It was apparently not normal for children to get lice on a regular basis.

Kovong , Michael Wunderli Report

Final score:

133points

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Frando Bone 2 years ago

yeah not normal. i never had it.

64points

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Sardonyx_3 2 years ago

I have a CONSTANT inner monologue. It means I can't stop thinking. Yes, I've tried listening to ~calming music~ but it doesn't help. No, it doesn't mean I describe things in third-person. I just CAN'T. STOP. THINKING. Help?

37points

Booklover<3 2 years ago

This happens to me too. I didn't know that people could stop thinking!! What?!?

12points

Reviewer UK01 2 years ago

Do you also have "tracks" so there's music in the literal back of your mind and some talking in the middle and possibly some other stuff going on at the front? On really busy days there are two front tracks and I'm desperately trying to turn the music down. This is probably why I find myself watching the TV, a second show on my tablet, reading a book and texting - and I'm also bored. My brain is used to the divisions, I guess?

7points

Arianna 2 years ago

Ohh! It might be a symptom of ADHD, that happens to me too!

2points

Local foodie 2 years ago

For me it’s the exact opposite. I don’t have an inner monologue at all. I used to think they were made up for tv

2points

Question everything 2 years ago

If you're having thoughts at a high speed, thoughts accompanied by music or other thoughts in the background, it's not normal. I asked my husband. Apparently it's a thought, small pause, though, small pause etc for a normal brain. I have racing thoughts, overlapping and can't remember the topic in the middle of a discussion while I'm the one talking lol. I suggest you check the internet for symptoms of ADHD or ASD. If they fit, get tested.

1point

leah 2 years ago

Add another. I'm constantly narrating my own life in my head. Even as I type this I hear every word I'm going to type in my head. Trying to go to sleep is hell because it just doesn't ever turn off.

1point

gingepanda 2 years ago

I have that too. My brain only shuts up when I'm ill. It means that I have to do two or three things at once to be able to concentrate on them.... I have an adhd appointment soon.

1point

Jenn C 2 years ago

Getting meds for my distractive Adhd did wonders to calm my mind. I could finally fall asleep at night, without screaming shut up at my thoughts.

1point

An Unpopular Opinion. 2 years ago

Same, it's the main reason I couldn't sleep last night, my brain refused to shut up at all

1point

Angela Turrall 2 years ago (edited)

Same. I can't stop it, but I find listening to ASMR videos helps turn it down for a bit, I'll listen to them for hours because they're soft but normal background noises. Also specific voices help me, for example I find Justin Hawkin's speaking voice super calming (as opposed to his music which gets me bouncing with energy). I think it could be the combo of his voice and that I don't know a lot about what he's talking about so I stop for a second to listen and learn - lucky for me he has a youtube channel so I just listen to him for hours on end. Same for a content creator called Lune Innate, I listen to her for hours too to calm the thinking. In both cases I actually repeat back in my head what they're saying, so it's a 'fake' calm. So I guess for me, the only way to actually 'stop' it, is go with it, so I listen to people with soothing voice and repeat what they're saying in my head, or bang some music on and so at least I'm only thinking the words I'm hearing.

1point

Wolf Queen 1 year ago

Some people can stop thinking?

0points

Mybellybuttonleaksglitter 2 years ago

I do the same thing. Always have. It seems to run in my family. I can't sleep without a tv on so I put on reruns and listen to it like a bedtime story. My mind focuses and thinks about that and I can sleep. Otherwise my mind races from thought to thought allll night long

0points

BenMaharaj 2 years ago

I can make my mind go completely blank and I only verbalize what I’m doing in my head if the task requires great concentration. Most tasks are just done with nothing I’d call a sentence floating through my head. I can and do talk to myself in my head but I can also stop if I don’t want to do it anymore. I can’t tell you how to do it. I guess I don’t associate action with words. It was surprising to me that everyone isn’t like me.

0points

DJR 2 years ago

Have you tried looking at a candle? It sounds silly, but for me it's just enough to keep my attention without thinking about anything.

0points

BonnyDK 2 years ago

I dream full length mostly movies with complete dialogue, scenes, and other characters. Sometimes they start right before I fall asleep so I consciously know they are beginning. Seconds before. If you wake me up in the middle of the night I can tell you everything going on and who said what. In the morning I only remember bits and pieces. They are shows I have never seen before anywhere. Sometimes they repeat themselves. There was one inside a dark mansion with lots of hallways upstairs that repeated for months. I walked quickly trying to get out but never finding a way. Another that repeated was a soldier standing at the foot of my bed as if he was guarding me. He wore a WWll uniform. So strange.

14points

Omiyaru 2 years ago (edited)

Had that occur Wirth some dream about an dystopian anime with an antro-wolf, basically escaping a slave trade, one scene Involved a high class train (fully furnished with velvet seat cushions, wood tables, upholstery the works) one scene involved the wolf being forced to serve nude, leading the wolf stabbing one pug guard in the eye with a shrimp fork. The intro to that "series" was all bright and cheerful. Had its own theme song, the wolf character lounge across title. It was seriously messed up, and bloody as hell. But definitely went a full 360, going from suspense to action in 3 seconds

1point

Devin Singh 2 years ago

I'm the opposite. I'm lucky if I get one dream every two years.

0points

Kassi 2 years ago

Yay! I'm not the only one!

0points

Melissa TO 2 years ago

I love it when I dream like that. Super vivid! It's like I've escaped to my own fantasy land. Sometimes its amazing with bright colors and amazing flowers and animals. Other times it can be horribly frightening with strange creatures and strange rivers full of goop to slog through. But I have learned to appreciate both kinds because they are both amazing in their own ways, and usually mean that I'm sleeping deeply for once.

0points

BonnyDK 2 years ago

*full length movies

0points

Peppermallow 2 years ago

I’ve never known how complete strangers can start clapping in synch with each other when music comes on. A television ad came on one day for a Bruno Mars album. There were people in monkey suits moving in time to each other, I commented how much practice it must have taken to synch up their movements so perfectly. My wife said “they are in time to the music”. I had no idea. To me there is no connection between dancing and music. Sometimes called Beat Deafness, I found out I have Amusia, which is sort of like a musical equivalent of dyslexia

9points

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Sardonyx_3 2 years ago

37points

Booklover<3 2 years ago

This happens to me too. I didn't know that people could stop thinking!! What?!?

12points

Reviewer UK01 2 years ago

7points

Arianna 2 years ago

Ohh! It might be a symptom of ADHD, that happens to me too!

2points

Local foodie 2 years ago

For me it’s the exact opposite. I don’t have an inner monologue at all. I used to think they were made up for tv

2points

Question everything 2 years ago

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leah 2 years ago

Add another. I'm constantly narrating my own life in my head. Even as I type this I hear every word I'm going to type in my head. Trying to go to sleep is hell because it just doesn't ever turn off.

1point

gingepanda 2 years ago

I have that too. My brain only shuts up when I'm ill. It means that I have to do two or three things at once to be able to concentrate on them.... I have an adhd appointment soon.

1point

Jenn C 2 years ago

Getting meds for my distractive Adhd did wonders to calm my mind. I could finally fall asleep at night, without screaming shut up at my thoughts.

1point

An Unpopular Opinion. 2 years ago

Same, it's the main reason I couldn't sleep last night, my brain refused to shut up at all

1point

Angela Turrall 2 years ago (edited)

1point

Wolf Queen 1 year ago

Some people can stop thinking?

0points

Mybellybuttonleaksglitter 2 years ago

0points

BenMaharaj 2 years ago

0points

DJR 2 years ago

Have you tried looking at a candle? It sounds silly, but for me it's just enough to keep my attention without thinking about anything.

0points

BonnyDK 2 years ago

14points

Omiyaru 2 years ago (edited)

1point