/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12259006
reading this thread OP

what I would say is that the kinds of things you're describing might make you think that they're real, that other people can't see them but you're not crazy. what I'll say is that I've seen some very insanely real hallucinations while on high doses of lsd, stuff I couldn't dismiss at the time, but that I am able to dismiss now because I feel intuitively that I am more clear-headed after the trip.

I think you should seriously consider the possibility that you have a neurological issue, and there may be anti-psychotic medication that will not only stop this from happening to you, but also that will make you feel more clearheaded and sober (maybe a way you've never completely felt before if this has been going on your whole life). my point it, you might be paranoid that this going away is a bad thing, which is also a symptom of a lot of people with issues like this.

I would like to hear more about this stuff, for instance it looks like they are touching people in the picture you drew, can you elaborate? but most importantly, I think you should seek psychiatric help. you can go under the pretense of anxiety/depression, and if you open up about this stuff you're not going to get thrown in a looney bin. just downplay aspects so you do not come across as wanting to harm others or yourself (it doesn't sound like you do, so you can probably just be honest).