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I take on step after another without having to think about it like im on a rollercoaster and there is no way to turn it off.
I feel this everyday, at work my boss says I'm on autopilot to often. Idk what to do...everything just kind of happens...I think it's part of society though and that's what 'the man' wants...all these little brain dead robots. And that's what we are...I find myself putting myself in this dream-like state when I'm at work on purpose because I hate being there so much. And then my weekend comes and I'm alive again but dreading the week because it's like I go to sleep all week when I'm working I turn into a zombie and just do what I'm told...the damn world needs to come crashing down already so we can all wake the fuck up o.0
I like the feeling sometimes man, treasure it, its hard to get that feeling sometimes. I find it relaxing and easy for extreme concentration on my future goals when i feel like that, not sure abut you.
The other day I was coming home from my tennis match when I played up 2 slots and lost 8-10, good for my situation, but I was still bummed and on the long ride home put my music on low and lead my face against the chilled window watching the trees go by and getting in the "dreamlike state". The best I have ever felt, take advantage of it and try to stay in it, it is great for setting goals in, they seem to stick more!
Hope this helps and you can try it once, makes me feel like when I tore a ligament and was on Vicodin for the pain, except better. You have to try it. Try it while your on a long road trip with some music playing in the background. Good luck! Let me know if it helps you!
I used to be like that. Find something to fight for- I'm taking action to stop children being held in detention centres and it pulls me through the day. So yes. Find some injustice somewhere (shouldn't be hard) and take action
if you dont like it, try doin something that will change your life, then it will seem more real but im not saying go kill some1 or urself, or something crazy. do something thats once in a life time
I used to have that feeling constantly. Nothing felt REAL, everything was foggy, and I would just roll with it and accept it all.
Until I had my son. He snapped me out of it, I have goals and I am acheiving them, I can defend myself and I am confident.
I am not suggesting you have children, but people that I know that have experienced the same feelings all had different situations that snapped them out of it.
It's the same case with me. I'm able to go through the day harly thinking at all