I agree with Martin on this one.
DP/DR is rarely like a tactile hallucination. You're not feeling something that's not there, you're just not really "connecting" to what is there.
I never really saw things "flowing or pulsing around" with DP, but it can happen. It seems more of a visual effect of anxiety than a psychotic hallucination, in the same way that a migraine aura differs from a psychotic hallucination. Neither are unconscious imagery "mixing up" with conscious experience, they're simply visual weirdness.
Having said that, some people experience DP/DR with psychosis, and I suppose there are some parallels to be drawn between the two disorders.
DP/DR is rarely like a tactile hallucination. You're not feeling something that's not there, you're just not really "connecting" to what is there.
I never really saw things "flowing or pulsing around" with DP, but it can happen. It seems more of a visual effect of anxiety than a psychotic hallucination, in the same way that a migraine aura differs from a psychotic hallucination. Neither are unconscious imagery "mixing up" with conscious experience, they're simply visual weirdness.
Having said that, some people experience DP/DR with psychosis, and I suppose there are some parallels to be drawn between the two disorders.