Living outside the space time continuom

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Judas
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29 Dec 2015, 10:59 am

Ok, this is gonna be a really weird topic.
I have little to no linear perception of time, meaning the sequence of events as I perceive them are all jumbled about.
I might remember dinner as comming before breakfast followed by supper than lunch.
Some times an hour may pass for me as what I perceive as minnutes. Some times time seems to go by really fast or slow.
If I am stressed I may perceive people talking as if on fast forward or slowed down.
I remember one time dropping an apple, to me the apple froze in mid air and I could observe it from different angles as it sat suspended in mid air, untill the flow of time started again and it dropped to the floor.
I often have holes in my memory, where entire days just seem to be erased from my memory.
The freaky thing is is that sometimes I have memories of things that have yet to ocur.
When I went to a hotell once I knew the names of the cleaning lady, the bartender and where the bathrooms where, where my room was and how it looked like. Or like this week where I knew a week in advance that my therapist was sick since I had read thwe message she sent me yesterday over a week ago.


So, my main problems with aspergers is my inability to quantify and categorize time.
honestly, being an otherwize rational person, I fear for my sanity and just can`t understand how or why this is happening.

Any one else experiance this? do you have any insight to share?



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29 Dec 2015, 11:06 am

As long as you are able to pay your bills on time, it's okay to be outside the conventional space-time continuum.

I don't think I would be able to handle it, though. Too intense, esoteric, and aethereal.



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29 Dec 2015, 11:13 am

Judas wrote:
Any one else experience this?


Unfortunately, yes. Though not to the extent your going through, but then, I do have other... Issues.

Judas wrote:
do you have any insight to share?


How well are you sleeping?


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Judas
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29 Dec 2015, 11:21 am

not very well. I wake up every feew hours.



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29 Dec 2015, 11:22 am

I might attribute this to the fact that the sun rises at about 10 AM, and sets about 3-4 PM where you are (I believe).



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29 Dec 2015, 11:29 am

Judas wrote:
not very well. I wake up every few hours.

Did this problem arise about the same time as you started sleeping poorly, or did it get worse when your sleeping started to get bad?


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10 Jan 2016, 6:46 pm

It started getting bad about 3 years prior to my divorce which was a year ago.
I can't hold down a job because of it, but Im getting disabillity hopefully this summer.
25000$ yearly. Which is like below minimum wage.