I don't know if its mentally or physically- can anyone relate?
I just feel like my mind is flat. I would say I'm in my own high and comfortable, but that's why it's scary to me.
I just feel as if I've escaped the matrix or something and I'm experiencing life in 2D. It's as if I'm a big chunk of butter and knife can easily cut past me, or as if I'm a balloon and floating. Its giving me the feeling that I can't see the other side of reality.
Like I would be working and I'm just super excited for no reason. I'm looking at people, colleagues and they are soo serious. I'm wondering if I'm missing out on some essence of reality that would make as serious as them.
I feel disconnected and feel like I'm in my own high created world and I'm living in my own mind. I get constant panic attacks that I have to ground myself by looking at photos with descriptions of what the photo is about or what the video about just to get confirmation that I'm normal.
I don't know if it's the seriousness of everything that gets me panicky. Like people may be serious and not that talkative. I get excited and try to talk with everyone.
Also, I think what triggers the majority of my panic attacks is how I see everyone having to find someone and fall in love with a woman. I don't ever feel desperate to go for someone for companionship. Like I wouldn't mind someone, but for the sake of this whole concept of loneliness and going after another human, I don't get that feeling. I begin to ask myself what all the fuss is about. This triggers my derealisation more and I start to ponder if my mind or reality is normal because I'm already high and pretty much content.
I never feel sad, or get jealous or angry at people which again triggers my derealisation. I feel like I'm in my own reality soo I over analyse my feelings. I never get this angry feel. I just laugh on my own at times and wonder am I just high. Is there some part of reality I can't see that would make me serious and less laughing?
I just don't know and can't tell if I'm overthinking or if there is physically wrong / part of my brain or something missing.