In which nothing really happened?

[tokencanadian]

Victoria Nichols @achillesfaceturn
So. Say you get a thought. And it FEELS so real you think it could be. But there's no way it could be. That's weird, right?

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[beastenderblood]

spVella Tartine @frenchsandwich spWhat

[appraiser]

Ryoji Mochizuki i think it's pretty normal
Ryoji Mochizuki ...is this about horses?

[in4apounding]

spPenny Polendina @coppernicus spI think that might be sign of early-onset dementia. Are you okay???

[notyourutopian]

Eleanor Lamb If you don't mind me asking, what did you see?

[darkinferno]

are you talking about the weird too-vivid-to-be-fake recollections of something that's never actually happened?

[rosettareflected]

Weird, but less and less unusual. I've seen a couple now... they can't be me - I don't speak Japanese and I don't own land, let alone a radio tower - but there's no other way to explain them. It's really confusing.

[mollitumnata]

Aria Brandudy Putting it that way, it does sound weird.
Aria Brandudy But you could also just have a very vivid imagination, and I don't think that's so bad.

[me_matey]

May Sfondi shared a photo. 2/26 near The Mayship

run that by me again stranger

[esperimental]

Déjà vu of a dream long ago maybe? You could try getting better sleep.

[longwei2go]

did you wake up with your face planted in a book again