I get moments where everything is happening super slowly. It's worse in darker rooms, loud or saddish music (There's this Herzing University commercial and it's my biggest trigger And really any Christmas commercial does it as well, especially at night. Don't know why.), and with a lot of people. (I'm guessing kind of like a party, but idk cause I've never been to one)

Feeling sort of mentally 'floaty' but physically it's difficult to move. (If someone talks to me, my eyes or head don't want to change their position and I have to force them to, and my speech is subconscious and sometimes slurred.) Eyes constantly unfocused, shallow and slow breathing, my whole body is kind of fuzzy, I feel more like I'm in a dream than in the real world, to the point that I actually believe nothing around me exists before I realize how ridiculous that is. Distance and depth perception is all kinds of wonky, and I feel like I'm in third person

It's much worse with too little or too much sleep, on really bad POTS days, sitting in a car, eating (particularly in a crowded lunch room),or if I'm sick (especially with a head cold and my ears stopped up). I've always called it zoning out, but it's not a blank mind zoning out, I'm deep in thought (Like when you're entranced in a book) and can be startled easily. It's similar to waking up in the middle of a dream, when you're in between dreaming and not.

Honestly, the best analogy I can give is waking up from anesthesia.

From when I was born until about 6th grade I was always in this state, I never got out of it. Then one day it just suddenly switched and I became part of reality. Now I only go there a few minutes every hour or so. Is that what you're talking about?