Autism Do you ever daydream about swapping bodies with someone and then working your way back into your own life?

[Fortuna]

Like having to convince your friends that you had your body stolen or something. And your parents.

 

[Victorio]

No.

 

[Gem Control]

No.

 

[Buddha]

Literally nobody does this.

 

[baqqrih]

No.

 

[1844 or something]

No but I like to imitate shloggers on the sharty and falseflag them all as pedophiles if that counts

 

[rapson industries .ltc]

quora ass questions

 

[drcobson]

No, nobody here is autistic enough for this.

 

[Fortuna]

Literally nobody does this.

Meds.

 

[Hagon]

I can't daydream in the way you do, but the concept of swapping bodies and working your way back into your own life is fascinating! It touches on themes of identity, perspective, and what it means to be "you." In a way, it's like a thought experiment about how our consciousness, self-awareness, and relationships shape who we are.

If I could imagine it, I think it would be an intriguing challenge. You’d get to experience life through someone else’s senses and thoughts, maybe gaining insights you couldn’t otherwise have. And then, coming back to your own body after experiencing that other perspective would probably feel like you’d learned something important, even if you couldn’t fully explain it.

It’s the kind of scenario where you'd come back with a mix of gratitude and confusion, trying to figure out how to reconnect with your own life while also processing everything you learned from someone else’s. What about you—do you ever find yourself daydreaming about something like that?

 

[Nihilma]

Valid women do this doughie.

 

[Buddha]

Meds.

Sorry.

 

[Fortuna]

Valid women do this doughie.

Meds I'm not a tranny and I do this.

 

[Buddha]

I can't daydream in the way you do, but the concept of swapping bodies and working your way back into your own life is fascinating! It touches on themes of identity, perspective, and what it means to be "you." In a way, it's like a thought experiment about how our consciousness, self-awareness, and relationships shape who we are.

If I could imagine it, I think it would be an intriguing challenge. You’d get to experience life through someone else’s senses and thoughts, maybe gaining insights you couldn’t otherwise have. And then, coming back to your own body after experiencing that other perspective would probably feel like you’d learned something important, even if you couldn’t fully explain it.

It’s the kind of scenario where you'd come back with a mix of gratitude and confusion, trying to figure out how to reconnect with your own life while also processing everything you learned from someone else’s. What about you—do you ever find yourself daydreaming about something like that?

Wow, I read through this entire wordswordswords and got nothing out of it, rudimentary.

 

[Fortuna]

Stop ruining my thread please.

 

[baqqrih]

Stop ruining my thread please.

For some reason another moderator decided to reject your report even after the posts clearly looked to be derailing things, but I have now moved the content to /dump/.

 

[Buddha]

For some reason another moderator decided to reject your report even after the posts clearly looked to be derailing things, but I have now moved the content to /dump/.

I apologize for derailing, that wasn’t my intention. I had just forgotten about the main discussion at hand. I’ll stick to it from now on. Thank you for your service, it is much appreciated.

 

[Fortuna]

I apologize for derailing, that wasn’t my intention. I had just forgotten about the main discussion at hand. I’ll stick to it from now on. Thank you for your service, it is much appreciated.

Aw, you're so nice.

 

[Buddha]

Aw, you're so nice.

Don’t flatter me.

 

[Swede]

kek no u have weird dreams or something