Maybe this is a strange place to put it. However has anyone else felt the passage of time going by quicker since on medication or since the onset of their symptoms? I noticed for me it was after one night of a super boring factory job. It was so boring it was excruciating. Then all of a sudden something clicked and now I can wait in an area doing nothing for seemingly hours and not hate it too much. Now everyday seems to pass by like nothing. Today I felt that I have done barely anything and the day has disappeared. Is this common with growing older or is it meds or what?
You might have found a wormhole or discovered human warp speed!! Lol. My days seem longer now that im on meds but i dont work right now so that prob is the cause of the seemingly endless days. It only goes fast when i loose time and black out for a bit. Then i only have to struggle thru half the day! Lol. But my nights seem to go by quickly. Its very strange. Maybe im just a night owl at heart, even tho im scared of the dark!! Now thats a real conundrum!
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I think our thoughts are not as fast, we don’t think so much either, and probably appreciate what’s outside of us more, in that way time seems to go faster.
But also, as we grow older, time seems to go faster.
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I’ve been taking meds for over 20 years and times change too… Some go faster than others. I heard some trippy theories of bent or quicker cycles in the design of timing in our life… I don’t doubt the philosophy but I don’t think it is of much importance for me to know
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One thing my mum use to say was as kids the time seemed to drag on. As an adult time tends to zoom by. I tend to agree with her.
To depress you more.
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