Anyone ever have weird moments that were almost like visions

When I'm not taking my ADHD meds my thoughts can sound like a radio passing through frequencies. Drives me bonkers.

You can read minds, but you don't know how to control it.

They drug you so you're more easily controlled.

>>19066265

I don't think I have any attention disorder? Though god knows I'm easily distracted and could do with the addy for work.

>>19066269
I've never shown any symptoms diagnosable as psychotic or scitzoid, so I don't think there's much chance of anyone trying to "more easily control me". MH-wise I'm just a common-or-garden depressive, probably obsessional neurotic psychoanalytic structure.

>>19066269
See, I would love to stop taking them.. but I end up falling apart. Losing things, forgetting important details, missing appointments, my work performance plummets, and I become very lethargic.

>>19066306

ADHD meds make it so you can't do it.

Unless you also have awareness and control of your metabolism and heart rate (which you clearly don't)

>>19066333

How long do you plan on taking them, do you think your CNS can handle amphetamines indefinitely?

>>19066306
OP here again, sorry if my replies came out sounding dismissive.

Whatever it was, I doubt it was anything of the reading minds variety; it seemed like something more, I don't know, "general", I guess. The voices among all the sounds and noises were all in different languages, but it wasn't just voices. Some of the flashes were about war, some of the seemed like they were from cartoons; it was all pretty random. It felt like it could have been honed to something, not a premonition, but more like an "insight" kind of vision, if that makes any sense.

>>19066339
I've considered that myself. I know people who've been taking them for upwards of 20 years... You know, I bet the longer I take them, the more fucked I'll be without em... fml.

>>19066265
Meds and lackthereof aside, was there anything of interest there, apart from it being annoying?

>>19066388
I suppose. I struggled with what my doctor called "ideas of reference". Basically I knew when people were talking thinking about me, or I thought I did. Pretty sure I did. If a stranger on the street were to judge my outfit in passing, I'd get that itch. Doc said it was just a delusion stemming from anxiety. I learned how to stop that way of thinking on my own pretty quickly though. Early teens.

>>19066351
OP what is your date of birth mm/dd/yy

>>19066415
6 of Oct 1994

>>19066407
Can't say I've ever felt that kind of thing myself.

>>19066407

If you really want to know, look into GATE.

But it will probably mindfuck you much, much harder.

>>19066440
>>19066440
I've certainly read into it. Never heard of any programs like that in Canada. We had the class for kids with mental handicaps, and a class for the smart kids but it wasn't all secret and shit.

>>19066257
>I remember lying in bed one night, and I don't remember how I got there mentally, but I suddenly started to see and hear this strange rush of sounds and images, except I couldn't make anything out. Most of the pictures were flashing too fast and the sounds just were a cacophony of voices/noises; both were full of "static", like white noise and TV "snow".

100% hypnagogia. Don't sweat it bro.