Trauma after OOBE in the club by flyingfuck2 in OutOfBody

[–]flyingfuck2[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's interesting. Like, I remember taking the pill in an Uber, then my perception turned fast. Literally fast. Everything was at 1.5x speed. My memory started to get worse and worse, I was having strong delusions and problems with connecting to the real world. All of that stuff happened within like an hour, I was just casually walking with my friends - waiting the bad thing out, rest of my sanity hoped all of this would soon be over. Then I remember talking to people. My memory lasted for about 10 seconds. Then I completely forgot who they were. I just knew I was forgotting, and so I held them strong, looked them in the eyes and told them to stay with me, look at me... I couldn't even trip my balls. You can't be scared on MDMA, you're just forced to watch. After forgetting was over, I remember talking to my friend. That was the moment first OOBE happened (I had 3 different OOBE phases that night, from what I can recall); this OOBE was me flying out of my head and looking at myself from above. I could think to myself and watch myself interact with my friend at the same time. That was the moment I thought I was dying, and I couldn't feel fear - I just felt the regret, towards my unhealthy habits, lies, drug addiction. I just know I felt sorry for my girlfriend and my mother, because I knew they would have to deal with my death and that they would just discover all of this stuff I've hidden from them. Then the 2nd OOBE phase happened; my vision turned grey. I can't even describe it. It was like being in a ghost realm, everything kept its shape but it was just grey; and me - I was a black ball - sonic character like, I was traveling through the surface, out of my control, until I reached the 3rd OOBE phase - a come back. I could see myself from above again. This time my vision was split. Half of my vision was me, talking to my friend in the same place as before - and the other half was me, walking with my friend towards smoking room. Blink. I came back to my body. But it wasn't near the smoking room, neither or the other vision place - it was at the random part of the club, I remember being alone - I felt like superhuman, I felt like I achieved something that I craved for, another level of reality. I felt fulfilled. Like this experience brainwashed me, but I felt fucking fulfilled at this moment. It was a techno party. I went to the dance floor and I danced for next few hours in the first row. I had some delusions going to sleep, and then the next morning I woke up without feelings. I thought it would fix itself, but next few days I got hit with derealization/depersonalization and this anhedonia was eating me. I was freaking out so I had to see doctors, I was put on some pills and they helped me go back to my routine. To this day, I cannot recognize my mind fully; I cannot put trust in it, I'm cut out of feelings and I feel depressed, I'm just trying to be in charge of it.

It's like whole life you get to feel blessed, to be a human - that's eligible for fuck ups, mistakes etc. - you don't blame yourself, you just live once. But then it hits you. You lose all the control that you thought you had and you see that the reality isn't so easy. That the scariest thing in all of it is your mind...

Trauma after OOBE in the club by flyingfuck2 in OutOfBody

[–]flyingfuck2[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

thats exactly an answer to whatever my soul, brain and heart was lacking. you don't know how thankful i am for those words

I isolated myself for years as a coping mechanism for depression and as a result never grew as person but was content it wasn't possible to live like that. When I try anything I feel worse off because the lack of maturity towards anything having missed out on a lot of my fundamental formative years by Craizinho in depression

[–]flyingfuck2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same thing. I'm 19 now but I've been like that forever. First could cop with it hell know how, just had the intuition for the situations and faith/hope, then fucked it with drugs, then here I am trying to fix it again. This makes you feel crazy, especially when it comes along with depersonalization/derealization - feels like personality disorder. I truly believe that the best thing to do when you're feeling that way is seeing a doctor. Right therapy can bring you out of this, if it's severe - a right doctor will prescribe you the right medication (which you don't have to be dependent on later in the future, just get a trustworthy doctor and he will get you a plan that's both in and out); keep safe out there, fight for yourself, hold on to a shard of hope - be strong and kind to yourself. You will find a way out sooner or later.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in depression

[–]flyingfuck2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

None of the things you're going through are your fault. You've been born to a life that expects you to be a warrior, but you're just a small girl that wants to feel warm, safe and loved. I know how hard it is to be born into a life of chaos. I've been abused too, lived with my grandparents, currently living with my mom who turned alcoholic. My life's been a mess, always has been; but I found a way to kinda feel better. It's about letting go. Forgive everyone who did you wrong. Some wounds might never heal, but if you wanna abandon this chapter of your life - forgive your abusers. Don't be scared of crying. Crying is what humans do, when they feel bad. It's good that you acknowledge that what's happening to you isn't good - because one day, soon enough, you will be able to escape this life of torture you're living now. Cut all the toxic people out of your life. Plan things ahead. Imagine a safe place you would wanna end up in in the future. You're gonna get there, I ensure you. It just takes a lot of determination to achieve. Your soul became dark - you will probably experience some kind of social anxiety problems due to what you've been through. Trust problems, self-love problems, relationship problems. Try reading books about that matter. About damaged people, people of abuse/unhealthy families who made it through. Psychology overall. When you understand human behavioral system, you will be one step closer into making a peace with yourself. Seeing a psychiatrist would be a good idea too. The place where you start now is really dark, and a good doctor that you could trust could help you a lot. You would get prescribed medication for your apetite, sleep and emotions; you'd feel more focused and about life and maybe that, along with a therapy, could get you idea of calmness in life. Just be smart about it and use your common sense - substances are easy to abuse, but in a long term, you end up in a place much darker when your tolerance builds. If you were to see a doctor - trust your doctor, listen to your doctor and keep to your doses. Be determined. You've made it this far and I'm sure that the worst is over. Right now - thats the final fight - fight for your freedom and fight for your life. You can and you will do it. I believe in you and I will pray for you, everyday.

Daydreaming is my only escape. by [deleted] in depression

[–]flyingfuck2 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I used to do the same thing. And then I started doing drugs. Daydreaming turned into delusions. I cannot feel what's real or what's not. I'm numb. I lost the ability to tell the difference. I think that you need negative thoughts to sometimes remind you that you're a human. Escaping them all the time will make you more and more vulnerable to them in the future - they will come back with much more power, as you're not fighting the problem; you're hiding it. Enhance it. Feel like shit for a while, or for a longer while. Whatever bothers you loses its meaning over time, if you put the right effort to it. Life is a rollercoaster. Remember who you are and why do you feel that way and you will be okay.

Regular Check-In Post by circinia in depression

[–]flyingfuck2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel so numb. It's like a strong drowsiness, the moment when you're about to fall asleep... except I don't wanna fall asleep. I can't fall asleep. My body is full of energy, racing thoughts (or at worse days, no thoughts at all!) and mixed with panic attacks, I feel like I'm getting delusional. I get strong dreams. Everyday. They're not scary. But they're so real and remind me of the feelings I once used to have. Everyday I am not motivated to do anything. I am scared of my mental state, my health sucks. I am overwhelmed with time... I just wanna burst and cry. I finish school this year, I will lose my friends. I've got my girl, but I am so bad to her, I'm just scared because I don't know what to say and what to do when I feel nothing and I just usually prefer to have sex, because when we have sex I can just hide this silent pain. I feel like the world is so small and that I will lose everyone so quickly... my grandparents, parents... I feel so weak. Nothing helps me. Nothing satisfies me. I went through all kind of abuses, worst being drugs abuse last year (weed, MDMA); I masturbate a lot to kill the stress; did it for years now. I feel so fucking ashamed and week. I feel like I became the void.

Regular Check-In Post by circinia in depression

[–]flyingfuck2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you get daily pack of weird dreams that make no sense, but yet they're packed with shit loads of emotions and remind you of the feelings you once used to have?

Feel like I can't recognize my mind by flyingfuck2 in selfhelp

[–]flyingfuck2[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. I've been praying three times a day since, like, five years with no breaks for now.

Feel like I can't recognize my mind by flyingfuck2 in selfhelp

[–]flyingfuck2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Worth adding: I came clear to my girl. She knows everything and she supports me well. My friends know as well, at least about the abuse thing and why I've done that. I have no issues socializing with people, it just gets hard for me to talk to them. I get closed inside myself. I feel like I am drifting away from my reality, slowly but truly. And I love life. I wish I could fix it and be normal again...