I mainly daydream about sex, women, money and religion. Only when I'm thinking about the future. But when am drunk/tipsy I like day dreaming about scientific theories. Somehow things make more sense to me when am tipsy. Which is strange as hell.
It's not that strange. You're normally worried about petty things like rules and appearance. Your mind longs to be free and when you're drinking is the only time it gets a taste of that freedom.I mainly daydream about sex, women, money and religion. Only when I'm thinking about the future. But when am drunk/tipsy I like day dreaming about scientific theories. Somehow things make more sense to me when am tipsy. Which is strange as hell.
It's not that strange. You're normally worried about petty things like rules and appearance. Your mind longs to be free and when you're drinking is the only time it gets a taste of that freedom.
Isn't drinking unislamic?
My ESFJ friend daydreams, we often do it together lol you can see us zoned out just relaxing with each other, minds wandering.
Hers are a touch more realistic as mine are totally unreal most of the time, hers can still be far out there though.
Maybe asking if they daydream involves an actual discussion to determine what type of daydreams, as daydreaming is too broad a term.
I found it interesting that alot of sfj's like concrete fiction, I try real hard to get her to read complete fantasy yet she prefers ones with some kind of historical slant to it in order to make it more believable, wheras I can believe the fantasy no matter how far out and really enjoy the book regardless.
You sound like you need professional help, seriously.
You sound like you need professional help, seriously.
Am pissed. Not mental.
I find that while I do very much enjoy fiction, I read exclusively nonfiction. I think it's the information-fix that I desire, and my daydreaming skills are fine without books. It sounds very "S" of me to say that, though.
To me it feels like somethings going to break in my head very soon. And I'm going to go completely nuts. Like I can feel it (its not painful) I just trip out. Intense fear and depression and my heart beats out of sink and my breathing is heavy. And part of my face and body feel numb. I think there's something wrong with my blood when I'm sobering up. I think it gets thicker. Honestly am not even kidding, that's why I think I get the numbness the oxygen is not getting to parts of my brain properly. I don't even have a headache my heads just numb. Its that
Maybe you should check this out: Sticky Blood (APS). It is also called "Hughes Syndrome" after a UK expert on it. I think if you really feel like you say you do, you should see a doctor.
Thank god am feeling OK now!
I've been on a real bad trip - I honestly thought I was going to lose it, when I went to bed after that post I couldn't even go to sleep I would get just freaky thoughts and evil ones. I've been drinking but this trip was bad and scary. Am never going to touch that absolute vodka that stuff is poison.
thanks for the links I'll read them later.
It was his recognition of theocognizance, actually, and the correlation isn't faulty at all.Poster G: Actually, according to Espereanagua's theory of abstract recognizance, intuitive dissonance has been petrified by regurgitated personification. This faulty non-correlation has been debunked by Professor W. Q. Whatshisface in the Journal of Really Important Theoretical Crap, published in 1978 by Harpers'.