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Manchurian CandidateI get this feeling at times and it seems like it might be associated with the déjà vu sensations wherein actions might have a mental reaffirmation, at first when imagined and then reaffirmed when acted on, but wherein the reaffirmation is sensed as a kind of external control of actions. I have had paranoia associated with this before but the déjà vu I've learned to see this more as a memory lapse type of phenomena, maybe associated with phenytoin, rather than as something with cause for concern but the Manchurian Candidate description came to mind and seems very fit for the phenomena |
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| Not exactly. I do tend to dissociate from my actions in a way that I would describe more like ... I just checked out of my body, but knowing that I would need to keep going for a few more seconds before my seizure started, so I plugged in a sort of autopilot program. So, I'm no longer controlling my body and mind, but just watching the program play itself out while my brain overloads and shuts down. So, yeah, I'd say I have something similar - not exactly that, but that same sort of dissociation. Those "sorts" of feelings are pretty common. |
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that happens with some aura - like an out-of-body viewing sometimes it feels like someone is controlling my actions and I'm being punished or somehow pushed I try to rationalize it as my mind seeing contingencies and then when certain outcomes do take place I just see them as being schemed or part of some sort of sequence I'm subject to but it's sublime details of events that really make these an issue for me |
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