Has anyone here had the experience of an emotional response that ended up clearly not being your own? For example, one time I was smoking artificial weed for the second time ever about 20 minutes after smoking it for the first time and "I" had a horrible panic attack where "I" felt like "I'd" just kicked out of a plane into a endless burning atmosphere. I was aware of the immense, immeasurable mental agony "I" was experiencing. I was like okay, I better just go to sleep. This is the most horrible thing that "I" ever felt. Here's the weird thing though. As soon as my head hit the pillow, the feeling started to subside. I could still sense "something" was still in terrible agony but I could not tell that whatever it was wasn't me. The feeling and the awareness slipped away from me gradually and I don't have any mental scars from it at all. Almost instantly I thought to myself "That's not me. He took a run at God's crown and found out he is the highest." Personally I think I witnessed lucifer's descent from heaven or something like it.
Does anyone else have a similar experience?
>>18435406
>I was smoking artificial weed
fuck off
>>18435419
Please no bully. I don't care about how you feel about my life choices. I just want to know if anyone else experienced it.
>>18435425
nigger you had a panic attack high off some fucking chemical shut the fuck up. in b418 year old senior
>>18435406
That's pretty common with artificial weed..... and experiencing someone else's emotion is called empathy, also common amongst those that aren't autistic.
>>18435406
All I can say about that is this: keep surfing that wavelength. Maybe you're onto something.
>>18435448
you mean keep smoking synthetic weed lol
>>18435406
When my brain was all scrambled each part used to do whatever it was pretty weird but then i took some medicines and everything died literally