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by renholder
2702 days ago
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>You feel like you are on the edge most of the time. You feel like you might go insane or die any minute (when the intensity gets high). Mine's been far milder (thankfully) and the best way I could explain that feeling is like being a boat with it's anchor dropped. You're very much the anchor but, when you hit the DP/PR, you're also - very much - the boat, as well - being tossed about by the waves. It's like events happen but you're kind of pedestrian to them, seing them after-the-fact, almost[0]. That's the best way that I can describe it but I'm not even doing it justice, overall; just from my own anecdotal experience(s) and it's a piss-poor analogy at that. Sorry. [0] - https://media.giphy.com/media/UrO3di2UKs4qA/giphy.gif |
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