hello /x/. i believe that i have traveled among parallel universes

>look back at clock
>9am
>everything stops
>i wake up
>9am on clock
>just think it was a dream and browse some forum or whatever
>>reading something
>>mid sentence i drop out again
>>living with dad and mother in apartment this time
>>talk to him, ask where i am
>>"what anon? i thought you knew where you were!"
>>tell him i don't really know
>>"well anon, you know.."
>>he tells me ever since earth deprecated, the entire human race had to be moved onto a temporary platform that was launched into orbit in 2013
>>come up with a conclusion and i think that im in a universe were technology was ahead by at least 70 years. go back upstairs and work on some shit on computer.
>>end up dropping back into my normal timeline
continued

>i wake up on my bedroom floor to figure out that i am infact in my real timeline
>so much time has passed, its now 1-2pm
>get up
>post this thread
/discuss

Didn't even bring back vidya that is 70 years more advanced than our current PS4? Fail.

>>16842342
couldn't. time flew too fast to where i couldn't find something remotely able to take video

A false awakening is a vivid and convincing dream about awakening from sleep, while the dreamer in reality continues to sleep.

>>16842232

Famous author Whitley Streiber has a good account of waking up in a house that wasn't his, with a wife that wasn't his, and a dog sleeping on the bed with him who he had never seen before.

He gets up and walks through the house and there are things like plants and trees indoors, and futuristic things.

He goes back to "his" bedroom and sees a mechanical UFO type creature floating outside the window. He suddenly feels calm, lays down, and wakes up later.

This wasn't the only time he "woke up" or drifted into an alternate reality, he also told of a time he was driving a friend of his son's home and when he took what was a normal routine turn on the road he found all these other bends and turns he had never seen before.

Suddenly he's driving with a white knuckle grip on the steering wheel realizing he is lost, but this should be impossible because he has driven this route a thousand times. He doesn't want to spook the kid next to him but the kid clearly knows something strange is going on as well.

After driving around for what seems like forever in a tense situation he finally sees a landmark and looks behind him and everything is "normal" again.

I had a gf once who claims to have woken up and walked around an alternate version of her house as well. It happens. Most would rather call it a lucid dream (or astral projection instance) though, except the people who experience it swear it was a real waking event.

everything was too clear for it to be a dream.
nothing was out of the ordinary and nothing changed quickly as it would do in a dream itself
i know it was an alternate universe because i had left old phones on my desk the night before, and when i was in the alternate timeline they were still in the same /spot/

Were there any changes like aging you have noticed about your dad or mom?

>>16842391
my mother looked atleast ~20 years older

Im really interested, where are you from if I can ask?

>>16842407
illinois

>>16842414
So your computer was the only thing that remained old?

>>16842232
>slight change
>find out my dad is dead in this timeline, my dad isn't dead in the normal one.
I love how you just throw it in there like it's nothing. All in all, this was terribly written and obviously fake.

>>16842513
no, that was changed too
>>16842536
kek fuck off
">with major and slight changes"

>>16842232

I have had similar experiences OP. I will recount one.

>Be sitting at my computer, it's about noon and sunny, so very bright in the room despite blinds
>Feel a bout of... idk, aphasia? Feel dizzy and eyes unfocus for a moment and experience a very brief feeling of nausea
>light has changed, room is now a deep orange
>roll up blinds
>look outside my window, sun is about to set
>the tree normally right outside my window is gone
>further away, I see a highrise building, at least 50 stories high, surrounded by other lower yet fairly high buildings
>there is not a single building higher than 10 stories in my town, since it is very small
>her low humming sound
>a hovercraft of some kind passes by down where the river is (usually) located
>feel dizzy again
>"wake up" sitting in my chair, blinds are drawn once again, and it appears to yet again be earlier in the day

I've had similar experiences but this was the strangest, other times it has been shorter and the "differences" has been more sublte, such as a street sign being there one minute and gone the next, my phone being in a language I don't recognize and the like only to "change back" moments later, always this is preceeded and ends with the same feeling of aphasia and brief nausea

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