Most people are too attached to the idea of being identical with their body.
Surviving some kind of trauma or abuse could cause those feelings if you buried it and didn't deal with it. For some people, it is an automatic process, not a decision to bury it.
It could also automatically be diagnosed as schizophrenia and medicated.
But I hope you will be able to find a counselor who will help you to find the right answers and approach if you want to find out what is going on and get it to stop. I wouldn't trust anybody who didn't want to take some time to get to know you and help you explore the real deal.
Is it normal to feel not human like this?
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Most people are too attached to the idea of being identical with their body.
Surviving some kind of trauma or abuse could cause those feelings if you buried it and didn't deal with it. For some people, it is an automatic process, not a decision to bury it.
It could also automatically be diagnosed as schizophrenia and medicated.
But I hope you will be able to find a counselor who will help you to find the right answers and approach if you want to find out what is going on and get it to stop. I wouldn't trust anybody who didn't want to take some time to get to know you and help you explore the real deal.