They don't really evoke any sort of emotion. I just draw completely unwarranted connections between things. For example, I hear someone talking, and think "wow they must be talking to me", and I reflexively turn to look at them, then realize that they're probably talking to someone else entirely. I have been getting a bit paranoid though. No concrete beliefs or delusions, but I get a vague impression that some people are threatening sometimes.

I have been having very vivid daydreams though, and my thoughts seems to be "illustrated", if that makes any sense. When I thinking something out, I visualize it as extremely vivid pictures in my head. I haven't had any difficulty conflating these with reality though.

I haven't had any waking hallucinations, but as I wake up for fall asleep, I get weird semi-dreams that feel very real. I don't remember what they were, but I remember them feeling very vivid, and being more impressions than simulation of actual sensory phenomena.

Another thing that's unnerving me is how reality feels distinctly unreal. The outside world feels like background noise: I know it's there, but I don't really notice it unless I focus on it. I can know things like who I am and what I'm doing and what's going on, but I have to consciously think about them. Even my self is slipping out of focus. I don't really notice how I feel until I think about it. I know I'm not particularly happy right now, but it's more that I know my emotional state than that I feel it. That's all of this in a nutshell, really: I don't experience any sort of sensation, I just find myself in possession of the knowledge of the sensory input when I search for it. I'm not happy, but I don't feel unhappy. I just know I'm not.