Hello, I don't want to read stupid forums and diagnose myself

>>18044545
Also rereading this I sound really stupid but it's hard to put into words! Sorry if it's all jumbled and awkward to read

>>18044545
Yeah I know what you mean
Like you try to stop it but you can't
But then it passes on its own

You can make it happen all the time when you reach the right amount of drunkenness

Woah shit. I get that too, like almost word-for-word what you described. It's really rare, like a couple times a year. I have no idea what it is, I've never been able to describe it to anyone in a way that made sense to them, but it's not hurting me any and I've always figured that if it was a symptom of brain cancer or whatever I'd have died a long time ago from it (I'm in my 20s and I've been getting that since I was a pretty young kid).

The only difference for me - unless you just left this out - is that for me it also messes with my sense of time, like things that happen very slowly seem like they take place incredibly fast, and everything also feels simultaneously incredibly heavy and also somehow fragile. But everything you wrote about things becoming more detailed I could almost have written myself, word-for-word.

So ... yeah, I can't really help you. I wish *I* knew what it was too.

Sounds like dissociation or something related.

>>18044561
I've never really noticed time, I'm too occupied on pretty much everything else. Sometimes when I focus on something it seems like everything else becomes a blur, but only if I'm really focused on that one thing, otherwise that's everything! Makes me feel a little better I'm not alone and just totally psycho!

>>18044554
I don't think it's ever happened when I was drunk, I'm always sober whenever it does decide to happen. Once I start to realize what's going on it fades away pretty quick but that takes a while.

The increased texture thing happens to me when I'm anxious about something, but it only effects my touch sense.