weird thoughts .....
20-04-2009, 08:43 PM
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weird thoughts .....
today i was above the offices at the workshop and i just stared down.
i was just focused on a box on the floor and thinking what would it feel like to just jump.. ?!
in my head i could kind of see myself jumping and landing straight on this box !!
it was like it was going to happen, and such a weird feeling
im thinking
! am i just bored or am i a weirdo pmsl 
well anyway, im not gonna go jumping of roofs in a hurry dont worry
i just wanted to know does anyone else get in these mind frames !?
and have weird thoughts
can this be serious pweeeez
i was just focused on a box on the floor and thinking what would it feel like to just jump.. ?!
in my head i could kind of see myself jumping and landing straight on this box !!
it was like it was going to happen, and such a weird feeling
im thinking
! am i just bored or am i a weirdo pmsl well anyway, im not gonna go jumping of roofs in a hurry dont worry
i just wanted to know does anyone else get in these mind frames !?
and have weird thoughts
can this be serious pweeeez
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20-04-2009, 09:12 PM
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wayne, i think i was lol, wheels are staying 
there's more chance of me keeping my car standard than you keeping a set of wheels for more than a few weeks
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20-04-2009, 09:22 PM
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20-04-2009, 09:34 PM
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20-04-2009, 09:37 PM
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not so much now but i used to have them fairly often, i work in a big building on the 2nd floor; open plan area with winding stair case, if i look over at the top sometimes i wonder what it would be like to jump
there are lots of reasons why we dont and its a fairly common phenomenon. lots of reasons why we have the feeling, often curiosity, the dare devil in you; impulse and sometimes its self destructive'ness.
most commonly its the risk in most things that give you the urge to do odd things, but more often than not rational takes over and that's why we dont jump
this is a very good read http://www.faqs.org/health/topics/15...behaviors.html
Matt
20-04-2009, 09:51 PM
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not so much now but i used to have them fairly often, i work in a big building on the 2nd floor; open plan area with winding stair case, if i look over at the top sometimes i wonder what it would be like to jump
there are lots of reasons why we dont and its a fairly common phenomenon. lots of reasons why we have the feeling, often curiosity, the dare devil in you; impulse and sometimes its self destructive'ness.
most commonly its the risk in most things that give you the urge to do odd things, but more often than not rational takes over and that's why we dont jump
this is a very good read http://www.faqs.org/health/topics/15...behaviors.html
Matt
there are lots of reasons why we dont and its a fairly common phenomenon. lots of reasons why we have the feeling, often curiosity, the dare devil in you; impulse and sometimes its self destructive'ness.
most commonly its the risk in most things that give you the urge to do odd things, but more often than not rational takes over and that's why we dont jump
this is a very good read http://www.faqs.org/health/topics/15...behaviors.html
Matt
haha
20-04-2009, 09:58 PM
#32
In reply to you and to j1mbo, I get that feeling all the time and it means I cannot stand next to the edge of a railing on a ferry, it just trips me out totally and all i want to do is jump. Must be some fear complex wondering what it would be like and how bad it would feel to fall and then be stranded at sea waiting to drown.
Jim, in my experience, the best idea is to move away from the edge
It is like you are kinda daring yourself to do it. Sometimes I feel the urge to steer into on coming traffic on single carriage way roads, which is quite similar. Change reality in one second. Perfectly normal driving followed by instantly being involved in a major head on collision.
I think it is quite a bit to do with being bored too or unhappy in a situation. It is just an adverse reaction to a situation. Best to work out what the issue is and change that instead!
Hope a reasonably serious reply helps.
Cheers
RW
20-04-2009, 10:31 PM
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I appreciate that practically no-one could give him a proper reply except this one.
In reply to you and to j1mbo, I get that feeling all the time and it means I cannot stand next to the edge of a railing on a ferry, it just trips me out totally and all i want to do is jump. Must be some fear complex wondering what it would be like and how bad it would feel to fall and then be stranded at sea waiting to drown.
Jim, in my experience, the best idea is to move away from the edge
It is like you are kinda daring yourself to do it. Sometimes I feel the urge to steer into on coming traffic on single carriage way roads, which is quite similar. Change reality in one second. Perfectly normal driving followed by instantly being involved in a major head on collision.
I think it is quite a bit to do with being bored too or unhappy in a situation. It is just an adverse reaction to a situation. Best to work out what the issue is and change that instead!
Hope a reasonably serious reply helps.
Cheers
RW
In reply to you and to j1mbo, I get that feeling all the time and it means I cannot stand next to the edge of a railing on a ferry, it just trips me out totally and all i want to do is jump. Must be some fear complex wondering what it would be like and how bad it would feel to fall and then be stranded at sea waiting to drown.
Jim, in my experience, the best idea is to move away from the edge
It is like you are kinda daring yourself to do it. Sometimes I feel the urge to steer into on coming traffic on single carriage way roads, which is quite similar. Change reality in one second. Perfectly normal driving followed by instantly being involved in a major head on collision.
I think it is quite a bit to do with being bored too or unhappy in a situation. It is just an adverse reaction to a situation. Best to work out what the issue is and change that instead!
Hope a reasonably serious reply helps.
Cheers
RW
this is exactly what it was like, almost daring myself, i ended up laughing and found it quite funny, but i have to think people who have no "self control", would they just let their mind control their body and not think about what they do ?!
im sure some people are like this, i find it weird how your brain can almost take over, and do what it wants to do if that makes sense,
i wish i could understand the brain, i think that would be fantastic
20-04-2009, 10:39 PM
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Sometimes I stare at things and become transfixed by them. Static objects and never things that move. Most often than not it's things within 30 foot of me I stare at. I have to shake my head to unfocus my eyes on it if that makes sense?
20-04-2009, 10:42 PM
#38
yes mate totally, i get that too, but my mind wanders, i will start by staring at something and then all of a sudden im going through a story or memory in my head.
i think it could be that i have a low concentration time, even at college, if im really not enjoying something ill just start staring and day dreaming lol
