Lobster — idk what to title this, sorry
I had a vision yesterday, but it was like it was inside of a daydream, if that makes sense. It was quite vivid and I wrote it down cause I could remember it all. This was the vision:
In a vision, the mind pictured a man. Screaming in possible agony, his face was quite expressive. He looked older—in his forties, but I couldn’t see his face clearly, only his short blonde hair, the wrinkles around his open mouth, a little chunk of his neck, and some small parts of the background. He was like he was in an alleyway. His head was very close to my eyes, I only saw his head. It was like he was looking into a camera. The lighting of this vision was mostly green, with a black tint, and grainy, like you’d see in a zombie game. There was a bit of red at the bottom, and I saw that his hair was a bit pixelated, but again, I couldn’t picture his face.
Oddly enough I got triggered into it because someone was screaming in my daydream.
That was yesterday. Today I felt desires forming—like a puddle inside my stomach, or maybe it was closer to my head? I don’t know, it happened a while ago. And I’m getting more attracted to disturbing things like I did in August–November. Just waiting for Monday (first school day after winter break)
I don't know if I already said this but a few days ago, in the morning, my stepmother triggered me back into the impulsive feelings I used to get during that time I mentioned, and then I went into a spiral of worry and shaky rage the whole day. It's all been slowly coming back ever since. She makes me feel tense a lot
@rabbitandthehare
That vision definitely sounds pretty vivid, especially with all of those details that you mentioned.
I'm wondering how you felt about the vision while it was happening. Did the disturbing imagery feel scary, or was it more like it just triggered those desires/impulses that you mentioned?
Also, curious about how things get resolved back in August-November. Sounds like you had similar desires back then but you were able to manage them--and then they went away in November? Looking back at that period of time might offer some hints as to how to handle what's happening in the present.