This Rare Syndrome Will Ruin Your Reality

Alice In Wonderland Syndrome could cause your reality to be a little odd.
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[@jomonsebastian2264]

Hello blocko, I love your vids

[@jomonsebastian2264]

Where do you get your knowledge from , a website, audio books ?

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[@junielthegamer2845]

Life Noggin you should do a video on S.P.D! (Schizoid Personality Disorder)

[@techoverpowered4797]

Life noggin how much You earn from KZbin ???

[@deadlysands]

this would be HORRIFYING to get when you’re driving

[@sanpurutekisuto6709]

It's all fun and games till the Stop Sign starts talking

[@kairuwuu]

@@sanpurutekisuto6709 lmao

[@whereami2906]

People have, and it can be dangerous. But you still usually know what's reality and what's not.

[@stashaoliver4533]

I'm hungies it’s not dangerous, and you still know what’s reality and what’s not

[@yousimp9421]

Sanpuru tekisuto I will out this in a form many people refer to as a meme..; Everybody’s gansta until them stop sign starts spitting out mom spaghetti

[@mitchthememegiver8687]

says its an extremely rare syndrome, almost all comments: i hAd tHis wHeN i WaS a kiD

[@ghengiskim3100]

mitch the meme giver There are 7+ billion people around the world a few hundreds and thousands would be considered,"Rare".

[@mitchthememegiver8687]

Ghengis Kim and all of those "thousands" are apparently all in the comments

[@ghengiskim3100]

mitch the meme giver That claim is idiotic. You have no quantitative percentage to support your claim.

[@impazie]

Nor you

[@xoxo9454]

mitch the meme giver I hAd ThIs WhEn I wAs A kId

[@izzyyy5910]

It’s basically being high on drugs without doing drugs

[@ozaram1764]

No, its nothing like being high. To put it simple its like everything is either big or small and distancing doesnt make much sense and its very weird. I used to cry as a kid when this would happen. I still "suffer" from this condition to this very day. It doesnt sound believeable but i can actually activate this condition i just cant turn it off, it does it by its self and its almost impossible to tell when its over. By looking at something small it activates so if i look at my fanger i can activate it.

[@crazybrickstudios7482]

*cool!* activating a virtual reality..sounds fun! _until you realize you can’t turn it off on your own..._

[@AaronDavidWillems]

No it's i have it and its creepy af hahaha

[@darshan5726]

@@AaronDavidWillems i also have it

[@AaronDavidWillems]

@@darshan5726 It's so impossible to explain it to people dont you think?

[@ashpotatoes4262]

“Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.”

[@The_GlitchyBoi]

Wait- that's the Wizard of Oz

[@ashpotatoes4262]

Amaya Russell Valentin Looks like you found the joke

[@feras_133]

Wait a minute-

[@vinegardoppio6947]

@the golden trio ummm hello how would you guys know a muggle KZbinr

[@xenodrone3367]

We're in africa

[@mustwereallydothis]

Wow! It has a name. My husband has had this since he was a kid every time he gets migraine headaches. It can last 10 days or longer.

[@squidy.tea-png8343]

Tara Wright I wish your husband gets help From the video it souds bad

[@simplyjunkie1689]

Poor guy..

[@GretchenJP]

I've had it too... I don't suffer from migraines though. But, as a child, I'd see 'bloated' people. Then parts of my body would feel bloated... they didn't LOOK bloated, I just had a perception in my mind that they were.

[@mustwereallydothis]

Jody Penner, I can't imagine how hard it must have been for those of you with this condition to try to explain what you were experiencing to parents and doctors, especially back when we were children. My husband took to calling the experience, "oogieboogie sh*# eyes. After watching this video, I can understand how he came up with that name.

[@mustwereallydothis]

Thebestofthecats 635 don't feel too bad for him. Since he found this new medication, it only happens a few times a year and, for over 30 years, he has had me to pamper him every time he has an attack.

[@noahmurphy]

It's a glitch in the simulation

[@nrggvrn5576]

The sun is a deadly lazer

[@drniravkumar9891]

Underrated comment

[@Ronn_V]

He knows too much! Quick, add more genders! Pollute the air! Make another letter!

[@iminsideyourwaIls]

Nothing is real

[@kobehills6443]

700th like

[@ig1948]

So it's like being on LSD naturally.

[@sethcripps396]

No I have this and the worse thst happens is hearing things that arent there and mabye a random color flash across wherever your looking from time to time fallowed by a 3 hr icepick migraine it's not a fun time acid however is great vo get yourself some

[@es2kaaay908]

@@sethcripps396 if u have a pre existing mental health condition stay off the CID lmao

[@sethcripps396]

@@es2kaaay908 I should but 8m not one to listen to society prolly because of the CID XD

[@michaeln5054]

LSD is actually a drug form of a chemical your brain produces it just enhances things. So what if people with this condition or people on LSD are just seeing the world how it actually is?

[@sethcripps396]

@@michaeln5054 sadly no it's not as bad as people say it is and can commonly be mistaken with ptsd the worst that will happen is a flash of color and mabye a melting wall for a few mins fallowed by a 3 hr icepick headache but I do believe pycedelics do show you the true world

[@adamchmielewski6162]

“Everybody knows the story Alice In Wonderland” Me, who was never ever taught: *well yes but actually no*

[@vasilikiskartsiari628]

Eh, welp me too but atleast i know i little bit of the story

[@overrcast4282]

Adam Chmielewski I got a copy for my birthday and I must say it’s one of the best books I’ve ever read

[@Insti253]

I watched the movie a lot of times when I was a kid

[@neo_skizzle]

Actually me too

[@overrcast4282]

You do know the story. It’s been told so many times that everybody knows it without seeing the movie or anything

[@Luumiie]

*goes to doctor* “So what’s wrong” “I see 25 clocks and my arm is tiny”

[@InternetDweller009]

And my peepee became smol

[@fragly]

Your mom

[@fragly]

@bryan diaz varela lol

[@Sxomie]

*goes to doctor* “So what’s wrong.” “I see losers posting boring comments everywhere.”

[@fragly]

@@Sxomie lmao

[@w1ck3dd0g5]

When you’re chilling in your house and your bed starts floating

[@gabby_5820]

XD

[@politelydecline]

Then suddenly ur house floats in space

[@somedudewhospamsballoons2707]

@@politelydecline yumanji 2 reference

[@somedudewhospamsballoons2707]

I look like your profile pic

[@francescamagri4977]

Everybody gangsta until the bed starts floating

[@average6457]

I need this sydrome, would save me a lot of money.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Average I’d rather spend the money so I can control when it happens 🙁

[@jamesx9881]

@JHyun - How do you know this is ultimate reality? Reality is only your perception of it in the moment.

[@Hellen_Erth_]

Migraines epilepsy.... yeh I'm good give me a tab yo

[@garrettdlevi1975]

Lol, I felt that

[@tetsusiega2]

JHyun - When you realize all intelligent life on the planet have an innate desire to become inebriated. Humans are the only creatures to think sobriety is a virtue.

[@SparkKnight556]

I’m glad I found this video, because I remember having Alice and wonderland syndrome a few years back. The worst part about it for me was either time perception or space perception. Everything seemed like it was going really fast, making everything stressful, and when I lied down in bed, it felt like everything was miles apart, as if my bed was the size of Arizona. My thoughts also where really loud for some reason, sounding like a man yelling as loud as he could, while there was me, whispering in an unsettling tone. Fever dreams also weren’t fun, and I had weird fever dreams that don’t make sense in any context, and then thought they where real for hours when I woke up. I’m glad I found this though because it allows everyone to know exactly how my stressful times where when I got this. Thanks.

[@aqmi]

I've never been able to put this syndrome into words but you did it just perfectly. This is exactly what happens to me. I didn't even know it was a syndrome until today, I just used to ignore it and maybe thought it was normal or that i was just tired. It rarely happens now but its still really nice to know what exactly is happening

[@cbtsavage8802]

sheesh sounds horrible might not be related but sometimes i could be doing something normal and i just feel weird and look somewhere random and i feel like out of my body or smth hard to explain but it happens alot

[@gomes7066]

I've been trying to get answers to this for so long. I swear I've never felt so seen in my life. I found the term tachysensia and in every video about it the ppl commenting share the exact same things I experience! I definetly will have to talk about this to my therapist

[@tom-lg2ep]

Huh, I used to get the small vision things, and knew it was this. But didn't link it to everything appearing to move in fastforward, and the really loud thoughts thing. Interesting, thanks!

[@LunaticStruggler]

the lying down in your bed part used to happen to me when i had a fever as a kid. But that's the only time i used to have that feeling

[@jeremias5784]

"This may ve caused by depression" My brain: now it's time to get funky

[@melanie.marmalade5094]

w o o m y

[@sreemoyeebhattacharjee2658]

Wow quirky

[@linosundae]

To the left, take it back now y'all, 69 hops

[@somerandompersononyoutubew1547]

@@linosundae *cha cha real smooth*

[@chandereyan5793]

@@somerandompersononyoutubew1547 Nice profile picture.

[@CKTDanny]

Man, the world can be a strange place

[@ninjacenagt9324]

SDG Danny doctor strange

[@NekoWinters]

It already is, we're all strange here

[@scrappyknees]

What if people with Alice and Wonderland syndrome actually see the real world and we're all living in illusions

[@TRIPLESEVENOFFICAL]

I feel like our brains have way more abilities that we still haven’t found yet that could help alter our realities and change stuff around us

[@radhadevi-kb2yx]

IT is,my friend.

[@metalsppoons]

Alice in wonderland: *will ruin your reality* Monika: oh honey, my reality is- *aggressive neck snapping sounds*

[@sophiajohnson7346]

Lol ddlc

[@akatsukicat6516]

No dont remind me

[@suleyman9199]

@@akatsukicat6516 I guess we just did

[@jellyfishb3ans]

Bro Lewis Carrol didn't have this syndrome, he was just on hallucinogens lmao

[@Lucy-fn9rj]

he probably did so many drugs he couldn’t tell whether he was dripping because of lsd or his brain freaking out

[@sethcripps396]

@@Lucy-fn9rj it would depend how much he was taking everyday becuse it was everyday but acid didnt even exist till 1950s he was high on opium mushrooms dmt and pyote as these were circulating around when he was writing the book and most of those dont change brain chemistry permanently to a degree although if he was smoking opium everday witch Is a decent possibility than yeah no deal life was prolly a trip and also withdrawal hell

[@noshavenohaircuts]

Sorry man but everybody thinks this and everybody's mistaken, he wasn't on any drugs he just wrote this story for his kids, I don't know if he had a condition or not but Alice in Wonderland is weird because that's what he wanted to write.

[@sethcripps396]

@@noshavenohaircuts haha bullshit he heavily documented his drug use you ever read a remake of one of his journals

[@sethcripps396]

@@NathanTAK I have never heard that thst a common belief?

[@givebirthboi8512]

My cousin had it.. He said he ate breakfast 3 minutes ago while it was dinner time...

[@jyggalag9838]

Yes.

[@kori-uu7bs]

Oh my.

[@spartacus17.]

Possibilities: Memory loss Lies Incorrect info This thing Jokes Obi-Wan's Jedi mind tricks

[@smoke6816]

He was eating cereal in dinner time 😭

[@SmartinatorPlus]

Yep

[@fizzaxn]

*someone accidently hears here instead of beer* KZbinrs: “I HAVE ALICE IN WONDERLAND SYNDROME?!”

[@tatteredandtorn]

"It may be caused by depression" 14 year old girls: I definitely have this syndrome lmao there's 100% chance

[@Mercury_01133]

so true xD

[@astrologicalchannell6727]

Alice is 6 . I know.. I'm surprised too..

[@rainbowangel5264]

@@lauren-kitsuneroach same. I laugh at the jokes. And also those who are the littral embodiment of the joke.

[@parthivsankarmr5938]

@@rainbowangel5264 ok

[@bones1026]

@Ashanty Ortega fr. its just invalidating young people especially girls because they cant do anything w/o being ridiculed and making it seem like they cant struggle with mental illness.

[@iceyroutes6744]

Me: Im hungry I’ma go eat Me: *Walks to Kitchen* Me: I’ma get a slice of pizza Pizza: *Starts getting big and pops and now there’s 100 pizzas* Me: *Wait a sec-* Pizza: *Floats* Me: *OH NO NOT THIS AGAI-*

[@Aszhley]

Did you ever get the pizza back or did it float out the window?

[@ellathefox1784]

Wait---- *Again..?*

[@iceyroutes6744]

Ella the fox Yes again, this has happened 2 times already

[@iceyroutes6744]

ArandomWolfAbout I got it before it floated out

[@zygsevalatpw]

*you only realised something was wrong when the pizza started floating*

[@NightOfTheRavens]

So... This syndrome is basically a legal drug trip?

[@SongofaBeach2012]

A drugless trip of sorts

[@LucasRodmo]

Is just a little trippy, aren't THAT BAD as this video suggest

[@LucasRodmo]

@Michelle Phan Nah, other people that I knew agreed with me. If this were a very powerful condition, would be treated like schizophrenia is today.

[@deadass849]

@@LucasRodmo it would still be a hell of a lot scary if you are i dunno cooking and suddenly you start seeing everything weird you aren't sure where exactly is the pot the flame seems huge and since it lasts between minutes and DAYS you don't know when it will end so yeah not like schizophrenia but still disturbing and or scary

[@LucasRodmo]

@@deadass849 yeah, still scary depending on the context. In my case, while I was walking in the street

[@la1it44]

it’s called going into sicko mode

[@reflexrampage517]

Lalita Sandhu hahha not funny tho

[@oldtownhoe9306]

I snezzed on a beet and it got sicko

[@RealTswizzle]

NOw I hIt ThE FBO wItH dUfFlEs In My HaNdS i DiD hAlF a XaN, tHiRtEeN hOuRs TiL' i LaNd HaD mE oUt LiKe A lIgHt! 🤣🔥💯

[@kylenekat7876]

Sicko Mode? Sicko Mode?! S I C K O M O D E ? !

[@youvebeengnomed7680]

No. Stop.

[@patmorrow4574]

At first it feels kinda cool. It’s a very interesting feeling. After a while though you can’t break out of this state of mind and you slowly and surely start to freak out. Sounds start seem so loud and aggressive, you also feel much bigger than everything else in the room. The room can also expand while everything in it gets much smaller. Very weird. Haven’t had this happen to me since I was 16 I am 27 now.

[@pj7371]

You describe it perfectly. Besides the vision, you feel this sense of aggression from everything around you, like everyone is rushing, and time is moving fast (in my experience). Like everything gets exaggerated.

[@juliajohansson2665]

Lol at first I also thought it was a pretty cool and an interesting feeling. It didn't terrify me, as a kid, as much as it would do now. But each time I had an "episode" I remember the exact moment I was like "no, this isn't fun anymore, I'm scared", yet I couldn't "snap out of it." It would be interesting to learn more about it though.

[@ellehan3003]

The fast shouty aggressive internal monologue thing is horrendous, and for me everything seems too close to my vision rather than smaller. I feel like I want to push them further away. If I close my eyes to escape the scewed perception of my surroundings, I get a sensation of a bouncing around in my head or swinging in a circle. Like a ball bouncing off and slamming into walls in a tiny room very fast with no end in sight or like a swinging sensation which is much too fast to cope with. I'm 35 now. It stopped happening by the time i was 18 but started up again at 25. It happened yesterday so I've been trying to research it. Feels like a switch has been flipped its hell. Used to like it at first as a child then it would just keep going and going and would terrify ne.

[@AcelJean]

I don't remember ever thinking it felt cool. Because every time I got it, I start to panic and that's all I remember

[@bunchill9815]

Damn, depression is a really connected to many syndromes.

[@remitheworld]

Hate to be that guy but: *syndromes

[@bunchill9815]

Raphael Recio ah-

[@pipenbybagel1188]

SYNONYMS LMAO

[@pipenbybagel1188]

Sorry.

[@bunchill9815]

It’s alright

[@FlyntofRWBY]

As somebody with Epilepsy, I have encountered this hundreds of times before. Originally I thought it was caused by an onset of a seizure, but I would never have a seizure after it. I used to experience them almost every other day. Though as I’ve gotten older, they have almost completely gone away. I only experience it once every few months, if not once a year. For me, it only lasted a minute or two at most. What I would see is extremely hard to explain. I had difficulty describing it to my neurologist, and I could never quite explain what it was to my parents. I’ll try to explain it here though. I would see what can only be described as “non-existent patterns.” Like, I would see patterns in things that had no pattern. A white piece of paper would be filled with shapes that I knew weren’t there. These shapes weren’t things like squares or triangles though. They weren’t coherent looking shapes either... yet they would make a pattern? I could see them, but couldn’t at the same time? It’s just so hard to explain what it was I would experience. I don’t even know what it was. Other parts to these experiences that I do remember is that these patterns would circle around me counter-clockwise. I wouldn’t be completely surrounded by them. It’s almost like it was a wall that took up a 120º angle of my view. If I looked straight forward while it moved, the area in front of me would look (somewhat) normal? It just didn’t feel right looking in that “normal” area, and I would have this urge to turn my head as it circled around me. It was all just an almost daily experience that I don’t think I’ll ever be able to properly explain. After all, it’s something that only I could ever see.

[@veganramen6423]

FlynofRwby I waa just listening to rwby music on your channel xD the world is small

[@haruki2041]

FlyntofRWBY Oh! I think I get what u r saying. People say I see or feel the world 'differently' but I don't think they meant this way. Also, I was just listening to RWBY music in ur channel too! Gotta love RWBY!

[@osherboncodin]

FlyntofRWBY iiok

[@breeseymore1461]

Same here

[@rosanishelios]

F-FlyntofRWBY?! Woaah... nice share o.o

[@gacharaeztrid7620]

People: I actually wanna experience this once *Alright, bois, bring in the drugs*

[@juliaaajames1259]

@Bray Brah lsd

[@thewildgoomba2067]

I had the experience when I was a child I think you'll have to use both meth and weed and some drug that makes you scared and drink some five hour energy before all that to replicate it.

[@dudahelena4025]

@Bray Brah actually marijuana isn't so visual for most people, drugs like LSD, ketamine or MDMA would give these visual hallucinations

[@juustopelaa8174]

I can, with experience, tell that you do not want to have this. Ive had it when i was bit yonger

[@TheRapist69420]

Wtf do you know how serious and scary it is for people with it?

[@MeganClarkMusic]

my friend has this, sometimes she has to leave school if it gets too bad.

[@finnishwehraboo8377]

Sure...

[@uttacka3751]

Nah she just taking lsd

[@MeganClarkMusic]

Uttacka 💀💀💀

[@MeganClarkMusic]

Dejah Rice thank you 💞

[@toosexy4399]

I have this too and it's really scary. It feels like your having a panic attack and everything around you is just getting bigger. Sometimes I hear voices but it doesn't last long

[@Jobe-13]

This is nuts. The brain is such a powerful thing.

[@Th2WolF]

And so is LSD

[@RiderofGary]

Humans are so complex, every part of us is some complex structure with a specific role and yet it is also the stupidest thing, for example human bodies can grow another human in (usually) full working order in 9ish months but it takes 7ish months to fully heal a sprain and even then the sprained area is never the same.

[@brentralphbautista9343]

And we humans aren't even using 100% of our brains, no not the meme😅

[@smd9591]

@TheBlondie we are using only 10 percent of our brain so if we use 100 percent we will be immortal and BTW human brain is even smarter than a NASA supercomputer but we still cant find a cure for Covid-19

[@inotfunny8506]

@@brentralphbautista9343 huh? I thought the 10% thing wasn't true

[@PixelVarnox]

I use to have this feeling that time slowed down or sped up, things got louder or quieter, and that things got brighter. it still happens once in a blue moon but it was more prevalent when I was around 6 to 9

[@bugpo]

Pixel Same thing with me except the blue moon part when I was 3

[@faerie5926]

I occasionally see that my arms look smaller then normal

[@soramorashi3962]

Pixel That’s strange, because that is what has been happening to me lately.

[@grizzlyowlbear3538]

I'mma write a book about that.

[@babebabe8625]

69. Nice

[@angelvee5093]

I had this when I was younger but not anymore thank God!! I hated it and nobody knew about it so no matter how much I complained I could never get help for it

[@the_kaiii]

Venus Zambrana yeah same when i was younger, there was quite a few episodes of this happening. As a child, i didn't understand it or knew what was happening and was confused. I would panic and cry. I would then call for my parents but they just thought i was throwing a random tantrum. They nvr did understand it. But as a i grew older, these episodes started to become lesser and eventually faded away. Thank God it went away fast >. >

[@erufernandez2082]

Sameeeee! :( but not anymore

[@totallynoteverything1.]

Venus Zambrana its taking drugs without taking drugs

[@nickb2208]

Jeremy Low what makes you think its over,?

[@roxyredrose1]

I feel like I’m finally being validated after years of being told it was nothing

[@jenniferd.3791]

Someone told me that the author was high when he wrote Alice In Wonderland

[@blue_shiver13]

Jennifer D. He was on weed

[@theholeinyourheart]

Oh my gosh my tv almost gave me epilepsy- i know this is off topic but it almost did and it made my stomache feel weird

[@RandomTRandomReal]

hmm

[@liyasuez4266]

Myself told that to me

[@dtq3629]

Well yes, but actually no

[@JuiceIVStat]

It’s almost as if perception itself has to be trained.

[@DamienFatePlays]

I used to suffer from this a lot as a child. It is absolutely terrifying. I only learned there was a name for it a few years ago, it was nice to know I wasn't alone. I still get brief episodes as an adult but it's not nearly as bad or scary.

[@khunopie9159]

Video?

[@ww-ue7vh]

Khu NoPie Dude only the person with the symptom can see it

[@mikefisher6044]

That's intense man... I gotta ask how accurate were the symptoms listed in the video?

[@khunopie9159]

I know. Sadly, my comment was a joke.

[@ww-ue7vh]

Khu NoPie Yeah I just noticed

[@OfficialTLTYS]

Alice in wonderland syndrome used to happen to me when I was a toddler, I've grown out of it now. I don't get headaches after it, but whenever it happened, I always felt like things were way bigger when I was, for example a stool, which was about half my height at the time would be about 3-5 times larger, and I would always hear my mum shouting in the back of my mind, kind of muffled, after she told me off, even if she was never in the room I'd kind of get drowned out echoes of her voice.

[@kittycathighfive]

Yeah, but i feel bigger then things fsr.

[@laraaltheagarrido3130]

oh wow i don't need to comment anymore cause this is literally what happens to me.

[@LeahReyna]

It happened to me too when I was younger, I also used to hear cruel voices and the room felt like it was shrinking and growing, I would scream but I wouldn’t hear myself, and it was terrifying

[@bassbusterx]

That sounds more like hallucinations

[@jemandetwas1]

That happened to me too, but not as extreme as you describe it. Most of the time heads of people were smaller

[@partycrashed]

Person with disease- wakes up Person with disease - thinks they are floating Person with disease - nope, still dreaming. *goes back to sleep *

[@wwusyaname]

It's not a disease it's a syndrome

[@foundation806]

Some kid: I HaVe ThiS “MenTaL IlnEsS”

[@W.H.V.]

*pulls out reality stone* I'm gonna do it.

[@letmetakeajormungandrattha8591]

*no*

[@zedavil]

yes

[@nou7838]

maybe

[@sadsworth4605]

Yasss

[@hoteltrivago.5843]

*please*

[@bearity]

I used to perceive walls to “grow” and then shrink and it scared me. It hasn’t happened since I was around 8

[@ethanhaessig5840]

I’m 15 years old and have had stuff kind of like that. If I’m just staring at something and not really focused on anything else it will grow and shrink. Sometimes super subtle and other times it is very noticeable only been going on for a few months but idk if I should get it checked on?

[@chuggaa100]

Kryptic RL That's normal.

[@nhggr]

I legit have this! I would never wish this upon ANYONE else as when I get it it is HORRIBLE. An ice pack always helps though so anyone else with this, keep that in mind!

[@Linosek279]

It’s more a case-by-case basis. For some people, it REALLY sucks; for others, it’s relatively tame. I’m really sorry you have to go through the former.

[@itsbunnz5295]

Video: this is EXTREMELY RARE! Very few people have it!!!! Everyone in the comments: yeah lol I have this no biggie

[@RiderofGary]

I assume its cos theyre searching for it, and this pops up since the video said its not very documented. Although i highly doubt everysingle person is telling the truth, some will just be lying for internet points some will just see the bit about children and think their active imagination was this when it could have been something else entirely

[@JoelRiter]

Alice in Wonderland was a 19th century XKCD. Dodgson was actually a mathematician who hates the idea of imaginary numbers. Its widely believe Alice in Wonderland is a satirical work against the new mathematics being worked on.

[@boocrimson7720]

JoelRiter if thats the case then i love this story even more. I HATED math XD imaginary numbers weren't so bad but often getting to them was a mess, except maybe the square root of negative one, that number was my friend in algebra

[@erazure.]

Boo ComplexMind root -1 is the only imaginary number...

[@shoddy1065]

Alice was tripping those shrooms.

[@erinodonnell4531]

JoelRiter Intresting! I don’t get it, but I’ve read it pver and over again in an attempt to do so!

[@erinodonnell4531]

Jessie Kalpea No he hated communicating with adults so all of his friends were children, not in a creepy way, the girl (Alice) had a very curios mind and would often interrupt people to tell them about what she was thinking.

[@odysseyout7994]

I heard the story that the guy who wrote it was already writing a book and had a few novels. He knew a little girl named Alice who asked to write about her made-up adventures and imagination. So he wrote about it. He wasn’t proud of it or anything but Alice *loved* it. So he decided to publish it

[@paulatrinajsticivancic7104]

That is so nice awwww

[@PutBoxOnMe]

That's not exactly accurate

[@ika2315]

You mean the guy is Lewis Caroll,Right?

[@flor...encia..]

Lewis actually was in love with the little girl, but he never did anything bad to her

[@flor...encia..]

@@blaize7450 yeah, but i don't find it THAT MUCH OF disgusting, he never assaulted her, instead he was nice and cute with her

[@hiya022]

Doctor: So, what's wrong? Random dude: I'm floating, my arm is tiny and I see 25 clocks Doctor: ...

[@clickbaitosaurus1977]

Stolen

[@rafaelbudimnn]

Stolen comment

[@burgergaming140]

I had this whenever I had a bad fever, my parents thought It was night terrors but basically what happened is i would wake up after having the horrific, unexplainable fever dream and would run around the house in fear seeing the green clock on the stove being really large like it was zoomed in, or having everything far away like i was looking into binoculars backwards

[@P4GYY]

yeah dude its sketchy af when your a kid innit

[@kappakai78]

Weird. I MIGHT have had this as a kid. I do remember a dream I had when I had a fever, I was maybe 5-6 years old. In the dream, I remember being on my knees and praying, a very large wall to the side of me. I felt very small next to this wall. For years after that, when trying to sleep, there would be this perception that things were further away than they should be. Like maybe double the distance. And there was this perception I was small. Sometimes it might feel like my hand was far away from my head but not super far, just a few feet further away and it would feel smaller than normal. Few times when I was younger it would freak me out; it normally hit at night, though there were a few episodes during the day at school. It wasn’t a hallucination; I didn’t see 25 clocks on the wall. Just a slightly distorted perception of distance. Went away when I was older, maybe 16-18 when it ended.

[@ChloeRoestel]

I kinda want to experience this just once.

[@chrispotter3190]

ExclusivePotatoToons many psychedelic drugs can have similar reality altering effects

[@warptek5151]

trust me, you wont like it.

[@Selendryle]

LSD

[@99fulgur]

Shrooms.. but it’s not a game so pls take it seriously and responsibly.

[@thisisnturaccountstanulitt8945]

ExclusivePotatoToons trust me I get it u don’t

[@reginangel_official]

Ok, so basically *eats weird mushroom* _I don't feel so good_

[@victoriayensenbam3623]

Mr. Stark I don't feel so good

[@s_c_u_m3172]

I see an overweight middle aged plumber fighting a dinosaur/rurtle hybrid to save a princes

[@rameball]

Mr StArk I DoNt FeEl s0 g0Od

[@sushid2283]

"everyone knows the story of Alice wonderland" Me: *yesnt*

[@inotfunny8506]

-Who is Alice Wonderland?-

[@octogal6174]

Me: Hello Doctor: have a seat [Insert name] Me: Doctor: What seems to be the problem? Me: *_My cat is flying up into outer space and then it duplicated and I think it hit mars_* Doctor: *staring intensifies* Me: *help* Doctor: You can get out you have Alice in wonderland syndrome it’s not painful Me: BUT MY CAT-

[@tommi2061]

Video: *Says its a rare syndrome* Half the people in the comments: *claiming to have/experience the symptoms*

[@milboxr9772]

Rinnie Azur ikr wtf lol half these people probably lying

[@tommi2061]

Yes because it's offensive to people who might actually have it and most of them are probably using it for attention.

[@samisuoud2361]

Half of these ppl accidentally drink their moms coffee when claiming to see those stuff

[@jiminspinkyfinger9763]

Has it crossed your mind that maybe people who had/have it are looking for videos explaining their symptoms? at least that's how I found this video

[@aureliahanford7502]

Rinnie Azur Because a lot of the people who deal with it may have specifically looked for it xd

[@idk-oe7tk]

Schizophrenia: I love messing with people ! Alice In Wonderland Syndrome: *Hold my beer* 🍺 **Weed has joined the chat**

[@charleshills1408]

Skdkdkfrjm schizophrenia in my eyes (being a schizophrenic) is worse. I hear voices that try to convince me to kill myself. I’ve fainted because of a hallucination. This one isn’t going to kill you unless it drives you crazy.

[@dogzune93]

More like hold my drink me

[@katsukibakugoofficial3873]

Alcohol and drugs; *I'mma ruin this whole Man's career*

[@therealserenedestroyer7748]

well, being an antisocial ain't that bad now that I think of it *Screaming profanities*

[@smnthlm4069]

funny, i might have schizophrenia.. actually i do, but it wasn’t triggered yet

[@wolfyxei6506]

It's sad because I have felt the time slow down and fasten up during my childhood. When I told the doctors about it they seemed so confused and I remember not liking the look on their face. So I never talked about it ever again thinking that I must be crazy to say such things...

[@swampbottom1109]

I've watched a movie about this syndrome before when I was little and liked the movie a lot but then my mom found out It was supposed to be a phsycological horror movie lmao

[@sasakiumiquema9608]

*Don't do drugs kids*

[@user-pi7lo3rg4n]

Sasaki Umiquema :v

[@shaun6341]

Well you can take drugs just not LSD

[@oofmaster6675]

*Don't do kids drugs*

[@dewolf123]

Sasaki Umiquema It's a condition dummy.

[@evechan3985]

ok ^U^

[@icecream1728]

Reality can be whatever I want

[@jakewalky73]

Who is I? Yourself or your ego

[@eggington1522]

No your not in control its horrific

[@pedro-enzo2860]

my name's V2 wooosh

[@violetdots]

@@eggington1522 You obviously don't get the joke?

[@krissiesals3061]

2:15 that kinda looks like a face

[@whereami2906]

As a person who has had AiWS episodes, it also affects velocity/speed. You could be inching your hand forward, and know you are, but it feels as though you are speeding uncontrollably, moving too fast for an average person to achieve, being pulled through the air and feel that you can't breathe through it, but still be hardly moving at all, and it is incredibly disorienting. I experience this side of AiWS as a large portion of my episodes, but it might not be as apparent for other people who experience an AiWS episode. And although it says in the video that it does not seem to cause anything major past a bad migraine, I myself have experienced PTSD that lasts years after an episode. Still today, certain movements, sounds or feelings can trigger the PTSD and send me right back to the moment of an episode, and the last time I had an episode was about 3 years ago. I'd say I've had an episode every 3-5 years since I was about 4, so it's not very common, at least for me. But, damn it's scarier than you could imagine if you've never experienced it. It lurches deep in your stomach, a sensation you'd never feel otherwise. I don't hear a lot of people talking about the scary side. So I just thought I'd share mine.

[@juliajohansson2665]

THANK YOU! When I suffered from frequent AiWS episodes velocity/speed was affected the most. I have never seen someone describe it so perfectly! And for some reason I feel like it is underrepresented in this very unrepresented syndrome haha. It was honestly terrifying sometimes, and could sometimes set me in dangerous situations. I would stumble trying to "keep up" with the the drastic change of my perception (falling because I literally couldn't be moving any slower without toppling over, or walking into things feeling like I was going in slowmotion but actually just racing forwards etc lol), I would walk out in the streets feeling like I was "speeding" across it while a car was coming my way, or simply be so caught up with trying to make sense of what I was experiencing that I had NO idea of what was going on around me. I used to experience short episodes every other week, and later every other month, when I was younger. Now I haven't had an episode in almost a year, but I still get flashbacks sometimes. It doesn't bother me too much, but sometimes I wish I could talk to someone at least once without them looking at me weird. I haven't even told my therapist (that I go to for other reasons - and trust immensely!), because I am afraid of being invalidated and not believed, or called "crazy." I really hope you are doing okay! I also just realized your comment is 2 years old, but I'm going to post this comment anyways. Hopefully it can encourage someone to express their experiences and feel validated and believed, like your comment helped me. :)

[@TheVampireviolet]

I think i had this as a kid, and I hated the fact that no one believed me. The two memories I have left was me sitting in my parents bed trying to watch a movie and suddenly it felt like I was looking at the tv through a telescope or like... there was suddenly black in my vision around the edges and the tv seemed really far away. I remember crying. Another time o remember saying to my mom “you look really far away right now” and her smiling at me like she didn’t believe me but she was so far away.... freaky stuff

[@juliehanselman3726]

darkestOracle I feel bad for both the syndrome and that no one believed you. Must be creepy

[@creativeprodigies1322]

I wonder if this is similar to the experiences I had when staring at objects for too long of a time as a child. I would start to see things from random dots moving about (it turned marks on the wall into potential creepy crawlers) to phenomena such as seeing skeletons in top hats dancing on fan blades.

[@justindonoghue89]

So that's why every once and awhile I feel completely weird in shape in size, the world seems different, I feel cold, get scared, can't perceive the people around me at night. Can't do anything so I curl up in a ball in a small area with a cold surface and just sit or move slightly in fear. Also I have sleepwalking episodes where I cry, do weird things and other stuff. Don't wake a sleepwalker up. One time my mom did so and I could see, hear, and feel things. Yet I couldn't control what I did. I tried to talk to her but all that came out were squeaks. Only regain movement when I hit the bed but I was so exhausted from trying to move I then fell asleep

[@ujidow]

Goldenfirewyvern Golden Finally! Omg i’ve been looking for someone who has also experienced this. I could see what I was doing but I couldn’t control it. I would jump around and try talking but no one could hear me. I’ve been looking for years for an answer but still can’t get one.

[@kittycathighfive]

This isnt exactly what i have but i have the syndrome and i cant talk when i have the episodes either, its like a whole new person is controlling you.

[@MegaPixlz]

I had these experiences when I was much younger.

[@garenwarriors3401]

Goldenfirewyvern Golden is that the sleeping paralyze?

[@katherinedinkelman2338]

Goldenfirewyvern Golden I get them twice a month and they usually last for ten minutes. My perception of time and speed are very different. The first time I got it I was crying to my mom BECAUSE I thought I was having a heart attack. My brother and sister have some genes that cause strange mental and physical episodes but I don't know if I have something like that.

[@pugpatine174]

Hey! I'm someone who actually lives with this and this video was awesome! You're totally right with saying that it manifests with physical attributes, I also happen to have depression, frequent migraines and epilepsy so not a great combo to have. It sucks to live with, when I have my episodes, my entire perception is totally thrown and distance itself is thrown out of whack, with everything looking totally wrong, out of proportion and at incorrect distances. The one thing i think people fail to mention is the fear. As someone who has this, I can tell you that they also bring fear, there's no real reason to even be afraid, there's just pure terror that shoots through your body which often leads to panic attacks. I'd be more than happy to answer anyone's questions 😊

[@starrysoleil4760]

I also have it and agree! Glad there's more awareness for it!

[@justabouteverything7243]

Its not dangerous?! What if a kid is crossing the road, and they dont see the car cause it looks like a pony!!! Edit: thanks for the likes!

[@roaldmcdonald]

..

[@blblblfish7542]

TwT but the pony can still run them over so they will be carefull

[@justabouteverything7243]

@مكافحة شحاذين الايكات السريه true

[@justabouteverything7243]

@@blblblfish7542 also true

[@RandomTRandomReal]

ponies are just as dangerous

[@homeboixd9747]

I bet pyro from Team Fortress 2 has this

[@xx_squirtle8621]

Homeboi it might just be his goggles

[@SepelaThons]

Its just the pyrovision goggles. It’d still be cool to have that though! :D

[@suzukito]

Homeboi I sharted

[@smellyclementineshorrifyin5973]

Ayy where my tf2 bois at

[@dorukayhanwastaken]

Homeboi Pyro has, above all else, pyromania - he literally wants to watch the world burn.

[@jayrose-ham8834]

When I get migraines I see really weird shit sometimes...

[@08pipster]

i have strange nightmares also mate.

[@thunderchild1083]

Jay Rose-Ham I know what you mean buddy I suffer with migraines and I’ve seen my hands be really small or everything looks like it’s really far away, the first time it happened to me I thought my brain had broke

[@basicallyme8205]

1:23 migraines is one of them

[@minorpatch7030]

It's called hallucinations m8

[@thetrickster9885]

from your ass

[@anonymouslyforgotten3840]

My brother just got diagnosed with this, and I'm lowkey freaked out that this video just popped out in my recommendation.

[@sofiaa-o7613]

For me, everything turns small and it sounds like everyone is yelling at me. my mom would touch me and say its ok and i scream because it feels like shes hitting me. the time goes by so fast and i get a fever. sometimes i dont get a fever sometimes i do.

[@andrewjohns6397]

This is exactly what happens with me, I’m glad I’m not the only one

[@Master_Therion]

I think this happened to me once. One foot appeared larger and it made walking difficult. It was very... trippy.

[@dandanthedandan7558]

Did you find any rabbits?

[@miksuwaaan7527]

Master Therion once that happend to me too cause I was just laying in my bed and all of a sudden my bed game gigantic and the walls started closing on me but then I closed my eyes and opened them in like 5 seconds and them everything was normal (I think that was the same thing that he was talking about on the video)

[@KoiKoi293]

Master Therion yea I think this happens to me too sometimes when I close my eyes and open the eyes the speed of light I saw something but not the same as reality

[@no.3979]

I see what you did there Very Trippy?

[@ctylshi595]

What’s the name of the symbol on your profile pic?

[@4akilah]

As a person who suffers from this, I can explain how it feels. In my episodes, I feel as if I’m flying and time is going so fast to the point where I can’t focus. My body parts shrink slowly and everything gets bigger. I have had this since childhood. I’m gonna turn 13 next year and I have been able to manage this. Thank you for reading.

[@iconfreakfanmadeanimations4648]

Theory: The author of Alice in Wonderland had Alice in Wonderland Syndrome

[@xx_emo420_xx3]

honestly i dont think its rare just nobody has a word for the sensation then forgets about it its like visual snow

[@isanirobi]

Xx_emo420_xX Trust me, you don’t just forget about it. I’ve had this occasionally for over 20 years. They’re getting more frequent now and cause me to have panic attacks.

[@xx_emo420_xx3]

@@isanirobi oh my bad then. episodes like this always happen before I sleep for me and disturb my sleep but not much else. maybe it's not actually aiws.

[@isanirobi]

Xx_emo420_xX Humm. Maybe you have a mild case..!

[@billyk8397]

K but my reality is already ruined

[@bunbunnbunnybun]

Sad.

[@imnotanarwhal3741]

dope

[@allendavis9708]

Billy K Copying comments eh? There's a comment below almost exactly like this posted before you.

[@helicopter9806]

Allen Davis ikr

[@lumi5056]

My reality is ruined by lucid dreaming and i love it as much as i live

[@durrelli]

I'm pretty sure i had something similar if not this syndrome when i was younger. Sometimes i would be sitting there and all of the sudden my arms and my surrounding would look like they were changing size. One time, i was taking a bath and it started happening where i though my arms were shrinking and things like the faucet were growing (and probably other things too, it was a long time ago, though so i don't clearly remember everything.) I kinda freaked out because it was happening often and i didn't really know what to do so i called over my dad. He asked me what was wrong and me being like 5-7?- didn't know how to explain it. I would just say things like "My arms are shrinking and i cant stop them." and "the shower head was growing and i thought it would fall." Shortly after that i would feel dizzy and my head would hurt. He probably thought i was crazy or needed a nap so he would just lay me down and let me rest. But it kept happening and i wasn't sure what was wrong so i'm glad i found this haha.

[@realdeal5712]

Durrelli is that still happen?

[@durrelli]

Not anymore, honestly. I kind of wish it did though. I want to experience it again because it happened so long ago.

[@honeydew6699]

Imagine having a friend that says that they have this rare condition, and then they show you this

[@P4GYY]

yh thats me

[@delsi26]

As someone who has this I can confirm this is weird and a bit terrifying

[@autumnmott24]

Had this when I was younger (6-14). Could tell if I had a fever, because this would always preceded it. I'd lay in bed and the end of the bed would feel miles away. My hands were either massive or tiny, and I felt 10 feet long. I'd also get the time speeding up or slowing down effect at random times throughout my life. To compensate, I'd turn on music and concentrate on the rhythm until time was back to normal.

[@carlosmiguel6179]

Autumn Mott omg same with me... and the bed will feel different too... every inch touching my back will will hard and soft at the same time... weird

[@roxyredrose1]

OH MY GOD. I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT BOTH OF YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. My pillow would be hard and soft and feel like nails on my skin but also not like nails and I could never describe how my hands felt, but now that you say it it definitely was that they were shrinking or expanding, I told doctors it felt like they were on fire

[@speck8663]

would always happen with a fever. exactly the same. and when i got older and before i fall asleep and dream it still feels similar sometimes.

[@speck8663]

wow crazy same

[@hersh9045]

Autumn Mott Sameer I also felt like I was eating air and I felt drunk

[@kylieb2479]

Can you do a video on derealization? Most people don’t know a lot about it and your platform would really help spread the word

[@plebiansociety]

that's because not only are the things around you are not real, but you yourself aren't real. You only came into this world to leave a comment so I could interact with it, your memories of your life before that are all fake and just serve as back story . I'm sorry, but it's just a side effect of my own omnipotent self wanting to feel like life would be like as a mortal.

[@AdolfHitler-pm3lc]

plebiansociety Ok

[@viporal7898]

plebiansociety are you a hardcore christian?

[@HOWZERGOD]

plebiansociety Now that's EDGY

[@thegreatchinesedragon4610]

plebiansociety - If you look up the definition of derealization you'll know that this comment is the being like what the definition says. So they are joking and not really all that crazy, hopefully.

[@devilbowser253]

I am pretty sure the writer of alice in wonderland was just on acid when he wrote his book

[@P4GYY]

wasn't invented then m8, AIWS is the OG psychedelic

[@arieszne]

I have anxiety. Why the hell am I watching this. I might convince myself that I’m schizophrenic again- why do I keep researching about mental illnesses I don’t even have

[@nawwk79]

1:08, body part shrink dramatically.. "Immediately check my junk"

[@thepap000]

Sometimes i feel my hands get big and feel like im running when im walking and things i know are quiet sound really loud

[@qqir]

Yea sometimes my thumbs feel huge

[@PixelOverload]

Oh man, there was this one time it was a bit breezy outside while I was chilling in the garage and the sound of the trees was *SO LOUD* I just couldn't think or really focus on anyone talking. Pretty sure that was from my migraines but it was the only time (so far at least) that I've had that symptom and it fucking sucked.

[@Oohthatepicness]

yeah I get this, everything sounds super fast and loud it's fucking weird

[@Nebulae_1]

Same and when walking proportions were all out, my feet would feel and look so far away and my hands would also feels heavy.

[@whotao-tf1gw]

Psychosis, maybe.

[@ivyknightproductions5997]

I used to have this. I remember one day I almost died laughing at how small and big everything looked, I sometimes just feel TINY and you feel floaty, its pretty fun! Sometimes everything looks weird, I never had the whole "see twenty clocks" like example, but I had a lot of weird things happen. For some reason now I only feel small every one and a while and sometimes feel floaty, thats about it now.

[@hannahdawidowicz9627]

What weird things did you have happen?

[@ivyknightproductions5997]

@@hannahdawidowicz9627 well ya see I was at this resort in Disney bc if you get an annual pass for cheap, like we did back in like 2013, the passes' monthly/yearly payments will stay cheap as well. So with the pass youre allowed entry most of the time to the resorts where we would walk around and use it for exercise or for walks, but basically I was inside this area in one of them where there's two long halls on either side of you that go down VERY far, and I look down them and the people, all around me looked REALLY small, the hallway itself looked a LOT longer and everything in between was tiny, I was like so freaked out, but I almost lost it laughing when people came close and walked by. I was like a fricking giant. It doesnt happen like at ALL anymore not even the floatiness or small things, but like, another example was when the fan on my ceiling looked like 39274938293 miles away, it was INSANE

[@hannahdawidowicz9627]

@@ivyknightproductions5997 Oh wow thats crazy!!

[@Iloverollerskatingandgirls]

I have this, my episodes go a bit like this: they may last for 10 seconds to 5 minutes. All color gets extremely dull and dark (unless it is pink, blue, or purple) , if I am outside then suddenly the sun will disappear and stars will fill the sky as if it is night time. My left vision usually becomes pixelated and my hands get VERY big.

[@twerq]

Minty Lettuce I had the same thing but a milder version of it. I only see dark colors (sometimes even a slightly dark green), and this happens when I get exposed to a lot of sunlight. This used to happen when I was in school. After lunch time when I got to the classroom, everything was green. Even though it lasted a few minutes, I became extremely tired after that.

[@twerq]

**I had to fix my grammar but that is just because English was not my first language so sorry. (I'm Indonesian)**

[@AnonymousAnonymous-pp5of]

This is why you need the REALITY STONE.

[@Yes-sp2kh]

Anonymous Anonymous oh my

[@meerkatcookie]

y e s m a r v e l r e f r e n c e !!!!!

[@mcdad07]

Anonymous Anonymous Thanos already got it.

[@aratichari4470]

and just get the other 5 infinity stones to be super powerful

[@Blade.5786]

Anonymous Anonymous Yes,it has the power to make the last battle....really hard to see!

[@TylerVibes07]

It’s been happening to me for a while now, it’s like once every couple of days/weeks. It’s so damn scary every time it happens, it’s like everything gets bigger when I have my eyes open, and when I close my eyes, everything feels far away. My hearing also sounds like everything is far away. It also seems to help a little in a dark room, Light makes it worse. The only good thing about it is how short it is. I still hate it severely.

[@chelseaboudreaux5422]

I’ve suffered this many times when my depression flares up. It’s horrifying. It’s not like being high…I’d lose all sense and my mom would find me in strange places (behind the Christmas tree for example, just standing there). The most recent time, as an adult, she got to my house after I called for help to find me standing in my backyard. I almost called an ambulance and had to see my doctor AND counselor right after. It feels like I’m losing my mind, disconnect from reality and don’t know what I’m actually doing. The world feels big but so small at the same time and my brain feels swollen. An intense panic attack always kicks in after from the fear. It’s not fun guys, is basically what I’m saying.

[@vvhnez17]

Something like this happened to me when i was three. I was staring at a fan and then it just vanished. After it completely disappeared, a bunch of faces appeared and they seemed to be talking to me but I couldn't hear anything they were saying. I've told people about it but no one believes me.

[@creativeprodigies1322]

Vivian Hernandez I saw skeletons in top hats dancing on fan blades after staring at a ceiling fan for far too long so I believe you.

[@katherinedinkelman2338]

Vivian Hernandez I get them twice a month and they usually last for ten minutes. But it's not like that for me . My perception of time and speed are very different. The first time I got it I was crying to my mom BECAUSE I thought I was having a heart attack. My brother and sister have some genes that cause strange mental and physical episodes but I don't know if I have something like that.

[@kohgene4908]

Who else wants to actually try out this thing for once?

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

Koh Gene I mean only Once

[@pholidia8175]

Its like a lot of syndrome-things, I dont want to have it, just experience it.

[@caylareese2701]

Yes

[@craigyoung3994]

I had it as a child. It was pretty horrific

[@strawberriiluna]

I was floating. It was horrifying at first. But then it got awesome

[@superkyleau]

0:55 i love how this guy looks so calm

[@somekid7]

I've had this happen a lot during the years during and after I went through a lot of abuse. The last time it happened, I was arguing with a friend through text and it felt like a panic attack; like 6 years after the abuse ended. Thankfully it became less frequent and months have passed since the last time. I'm much more at ease these days and I get a decent amount of sleep. Another thing that seemed to strongly affect it for me was sleep deprivation. I remember my eyes were always sore and I constantly felt disoriented back when I was going through the worst of my depression because I would pull so many all-nighters. The vision thing would happen multiple times a week.

[@hallestephan9427]

Its really interesting to see someone try to explain it without experiencing it. People in the comments dont understand how scary this condition is. having no control over your vision is terrifying and can make your entire mental health unstable

[@bonggoduterte2252]

Time goes fast and when you focus on something its becomes bigger or small but it hasnt last for an hour or more from my experience

[@tom-lg2ep]

Chill out, man. Lol. It's only scary if you let it be. I used to just find it interesting. You create your own suffering.

[@AnimationCow]

What about La La Land. My teacher keeps telling me to stop going there even when I'm just sitting on my darn seat. (Am I the most liked comment here?)

[@floriansandwich699]

Animation Cow lmao ikrrr

[@deathkiller2894]

I think that’s called day dreaming XD

[@Nugcon]

Animation Cow stop commenting and upload something

[@hannnahmontana]

Oml😂 “la la land” means, like, starting off into space or day dreaming like someone else said. Haha

[@NoobMaster-tn8di]

Animation Cow agreed

[@osdw88]

im 33 and still have this, i didnt know there was a name for it until i found all these videos. for me its my head feels weird and then it happpens. everything is small and further away. if i start moving around a lot i can usually stop it but i sit down itll start up again. ive been paying more attention to it and seems to be for me when stress is more than usual or sads. and when im sick.

[@jessicawoodbury6257]

THANK YOU MY CHILDHOOD MAKES SINCE NOW!!! When I was a kid I often had nights when my bedroom looks so zoomed out or huge.

[@michaelpayne4774]

What if we all see the world in a strange way but the people with this actually are seeing it normal🤔

[@pigles1]

Sometimes, just randomly out of nowhere everyone and everything will just speed up for me about ten times normal speed, and I ask if it is happening to the people I ask but none of them are effected.........Its really creepy and I hate it, but one plus is that you can finish school tests in around 15-20 minutes!!!

[@Kezz00]

I can smell bullshit coming from you little boy.

[@tylmomendog]

@Sans www.medhelp.org/posts/Anxiety/My-brains-has-these-fast-motion-periods-where-everything-around-me-is-going-in-fast-motion-what-is-it/show/694274 Not just him (Me too).

[@pigles1]

Thomas Storli I do have anxiety, that's probably what it is!!!

[@user-wd7dh3bs3o]

Sans Said the one with a Cancertale name and pic.

[@loonatic7898]

Sans you're username is Sans so I bet you aren't any better.

[@luketheduke169]

This happens sometimes when I get a really bad migraine or I’m sleep deprived.

[@flowergardenuwu.2536]

This made me scared about my wonderland addiction even tho its not connected

[@SoumOrg]

*Life in noggin syndrome*

[@itzmabbitzmabb8749]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ROASTED

[@briannamiagymnasts6408]

PLANET 🌎 lol

[@danielbailey5072]

The idea an animation is self aware

[@victoriancarwash4393]

😂👏

[@musiccentral1564]

Stone man syndrome

[@aiduskull]

This is what I had when I was like 7-10 years old and sometimes still (but rarely) have. It was worse when I was younger and my mom called the doctor but they found nothing. Since a couple years ago I know that it’s called AIWS. But this video explained it very good so thank you :)

[@loonatic7898]

FLeurFLjj how is it to have it?Is it bad or good?

[@aiduskull]

ChogiwaKkaepsong For me it was first kinda bad to have this, I was hallucinating a lot in the afternoon/night, I had panic attacks and I was scared to look around me and scared to fall asleep cause everytime I tried to fall asleep I got this really weird feeling, sometimes it was so worse that my mother even panicked cause she didn't knew what to do, later I got used to it to have these things and now I know how to control it, but still it doesn't feel good to have these things and it feels really weird like you're going to another dimension.

[@sophieraccanello3380]

My brother has this and I’m so glad I saw this video :)

[@potpotparungao3219]

Alice: *me slep- o der me in wonerland* Life Noggin: *disis*