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#derealization explores feelings of detachment from reality, introspection, and surreal experiences. Users share moments of disconnection, cognitive shifts, and emotional struggles, fostering community and understanding around this often-overwhelming phenomenon.
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I have nothing against those techniques. If they work for you keep on doing it. I tried on and off for years and every time I used them I was resisting my experience. Not fearing my experience was the thing that was missing. I would do those things white knuckling it and checking to see if it was working (no lol). Techniques kept me in my head and I was even more aware of how weird I felt and how disconnected I felt for my surroundings. Grounding techniques were almost instant derealization. Breathing exercises- I became hyper focused on my breathing and eventually forgot how to breathe effortlessly (that was a nightmare). Add onto that that I felt really fucked up and broken because these things kept being recommended to me and they weren't working. What did that mean?! Lol All it meant was that those things kept me in my head and what I needed to be was out of my head and in my life. The fact that those things didn't work didn't mean anything besides that they didn't work. What was missing was an understanding about how humans work. And understanding that I was just feeling my revved up thinking and that was ok there was nothing I needed to "do". In fact, if I could do less I would settle even faster. I didn't know that I was designed to return to balance. I didn't know that I was completely perfect and mentally healthy but for my thinking. I didn't know that thoughts flow all on their own and I was a one thought away from a whole new experience. If you relate to this you are not alone and there is so much hope for a simpler and deeper peace of mind. #derealization #depersonalization #derealisation #dpdr #panicattacks #anxietyhelp #anxietyrecovery
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The scariest part of depersonalization and derealization (dpdr) is the fear that you’re on the verge of losing your mind. But these feelings—like being in a fog, feeling detached from your body, or like the world is fake—are actually signs that your mind is overwhelmed and trying to protect you. DPDR is your mind’s way of saying, “I need a break.” It’s not a sign that you’re losing control—it’s a sign that your system is working to reset. The more you try to figure it out and take it seriously, the more you stay in the loop. But when you trust that your mind can reset on its own, you’ll find yourself reconnecting with life naturally—without effort. We dive into this in the Peace From Within community—understanding that you’re safe, even when your mind feels loud or foggy. #derealization #depersonalization #derealisation #dpdr
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DPDR can make you feel like you’re trapped forever. You might think, “It’s been so long—why would it ever go away now?” But the length of time you’ve felt this way doesn’t mean it’s permanent. The reason it feels stuck is because you’ve been hyper-focused on yourself—constantly checking, monitoring, and wondering if you’ll ever feel normal again. Your mind doesn’t need monitoring—it needs space. When you stop tuning in to how you feel and start trusting your natural resilience, the fog begins to lift. You’re not stuck—you’ve just been caught in the habit of watching yourself too closely. Freedom comes when you step back and let yourself be. #derealization #derealisation #depersonalization #dpdr
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When you’re experiencing DPDR, it can feel like you’re floating outside of yourself or disconnected from your own body. I used to think deep breathing would calm me down (it was recommended to me by every therapist), but instead, it made me hyperfocused on my breathing—and I developed a sensorimotor obsession (it’s fine, I’m over that too). DPDR thrives on self-monitoring. The more you check in with your body and mind, the more trapped you feel. What if you could stop trying to "reset" yourself and trust that your body knows how to breathe, your mind knows how to rest, and your system knows how to find balance without your help? This shift changed everything for me—and it can for you too. #depersonalization #derealization #derealisation #dpdr
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Derealization and depersonalization exist on a spectrum. At one end, there’s zoning out while scrolling your phone or watching a show—something everyone does. At the other end are more intense feelings of detachment that show up when your mind is overwhelmed. If you’re experiencing DPDR because of anxiety, it’s not a dissociative disorder—it’s a common anxiety response. It feels strange and uncomfortable, but it’s temporary and completely reversible. The more you check in and search for signs that something is wrong, the more you reinforce the fear. Your mind already knows how to reset. The less you resist or monitor it, the faster you’ll notice clarity returning. #anxietyrecovery #derealization #depersonalization #derealisation #dpdr
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