kazanscube wrote:
Jake would you mind describing your difficulty? For there is a possibility the both of us might be in a similar boat.
This may sound absurd for a former grammar school student to state....I don't know how to learn.
I often find that my mind wanders off into a different realm, in which nothing truly exists. A state of complete oblivion. No thoughts. No colours. No sounds. No inanimate objects. No entities of any kind. And so forth. In the past, this complete absence of thought has led me to question my own existence. I possess neither the vocabulary nor the intellect to adequately describe what unfolds in my mind, but it happens every single day. I believe they call it "zoning out", which healthcare professionals ascribe to a reaction to a high level of anxiety. But I find it transpires with alarming regularity, regardless of my levels of anxiety. It certainly inhibits my ability to learn new things.
Is it symptomatic of autism?
Or is it a form of intellectual retardation?
Or perhaps something else..?
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