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This is unpleasant and I don't want to talk about it.
I just realized that, for years, I have often dissociated during sex. And I think the dissociation is triggered by pain, but I don't fully notice the pain because of the dissociation.
Anyway, the dissociation is usually just "normal," which for me means my body feels a tiny bit numb and my mind is away from reality and toward nothingness. But occasionally I dissociate in a novel way, in which some of my senses (hearing, touch, pain) are used to feed a sort of waking dream. Sometimes sex is involved in the "dream," sometimes not. I'm trying to figure how to describe it, but the only things that come to mind are bright cartoon colors, penetration, a voice speaking, and looking at myself from a third-party viewpoint. It might as well be the very definition of abstract. I think this experience cannot possibly be communicated to another human.
This is weird.
Any other weird variations on dissociation out there?
I just realized that, for years, I have often dissociated during sex. And I think the dissociation is triggered by pain, but I don't fully notice the pain because of the dissociation.
Anyway, the dissociation is usually just "normal," which for me means my body feels a tiny bit numb and my mind is away from reality and toward nothingness. But occasionally I dissociate in a novel way, in which some of my senses (hearing, touch, pain) are used to feed a sort of waking dream. Sometimes sex is involved in the "dream," sometimes not. I'm trying to figure how to describe it, but the only things that come to mind are bright cartoon colors, penetration, a voice speaking, and looking at myself from a third-party viewpoint. It might as well be the very definition of abstract. I think this experience cannot possibly be communicated to another human.
This is weird.
Any other weird variations on dissociation out there?