I probably have one, but only when imagining extremely dangerous situation. Having your brain flash you with a family members falling from the stairs while holding your niece each time they take her to the room above isn't a pleasant experience.
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I don't get this, I'm none of these. I doubt I'm special.
People are not all one? Do yo really imagine grey potatoes when someone says apple.
I'm still coming to terms of people who don't think visually, there are people who think in grayscale??
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I stopped watching kids videos at the end of my kid life. Everything I watch is adult videos now: news, math, finances, cooking
Aphantasia is neat. I have to wonder how it affects the way we see the world. I'm 1. It doesn't really take concentration, which I see on here? it's not any harder than just a simple internal monologue anyways. But that's always in motion whether I want it or not so π€·
That's including lights and reflections, but like that's constructed by me, and so I might imagine a light reflection incorrectly. again just like I might have a definition incorrect for internal monologue.
Anyways, sure. Imagining is part of it. Like placing yourself in the situation in front of you. I don't need adult videos to do so though. But like, having full HD imagination doesn't replace videos of any kind, or else I wouldn't watch YouTube either ya knoe
I'm 1, and no, not really. But that's more for ethical reasons.
1 and yes normally. But I have sometimes had extended spells of no internet or computer access in which case I've used my own mind.
Im a 1 and i like video and images. But i can also watch movies in my head of be fantasy banging people
I guess Iβm 1. No, I donβt watch βadult videoβ.
I already have a decent amount of masturbation addiction, and I donβt want to make it worse.
I think I am a 5. I feel like I am imagining an apple but then I am not sure whether I "see" the thing I am imagining or not. It's weird.
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Yes but not every time. I can get there just by fantasizing but sometimes it's nice not to think about it. I also like written erotica more than most men seem to and I think it's because of how vividly I can visualize it.
Written erotica often gets me going better than videos because many videos are annoying and a turn off.
If you think this is cool, how many inner dialogues do y'all have?
I'm a 1 and of course I do. Imagination is like playing with dolls. You already know everything going on. It's not the same as watching something made by other people.
I'm like a 3-ish, and I do. I equally enjoy adult books though, if that helps or complicates whatever you're trying to suss out.
I guess I am 1, and I do watch Itchy and Scratchy sometimes π (It's a very scary and therefore adult series)
When I was young, my mind was super visual. People would talk, and there would be a stream of pictures and videos in my mind. Then I got really into reading and writing and, over the years, my mine got much less visual. I still can visualize things, but it's not the way my mind really works. It's closer to an audio book, but isn't really sound, either.