Would you describe DP/DR as the feeling of being drunk?

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jotteff

Discussion Starter · Sep 10, 2015

Would you describe your DP/DR as the feeling of being (lightly) drunk?

Yes	33	66.00%
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jotteff

Discussion Starter · #2 · Sep 10, 2015

Hello everybody,

I would describe my DP as the feeling of being drunk and very dizzy, and every morning I wake up it is like I had a party last night with a few beers (similar to a hangover but without the typical hangover-headache).

Do not get me wrong: I do not feel as if I am so drunk I cannot walk anymore and have vertigo. It is more like the feeling of being squiffy, basically the feeling of dizziness that you get after a few beers.

Does anybody feel the same? I do not think I am not the only one.

I sometimes wonder if there is something in my body that is constantly poisoning my brain.

This is a simple "Yes" or "No"-question:

Would you describe your DP/DR as the feeling of being lightly drunk?

Greetings

jotteff

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CoffeeGirl9

· #3 · Sep 23, 2015

NO

jimrod1992

· #4 · Oct 4, 2015

Yes

Chicane

· #5 · Oct 17, 2015

It does kind of feel that way to me. As if I've had a few beers and have walked all night to drink them, because I feel tired/weak legged in addition to the spaciness.

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Aspire

· #6 · Oct 22, 2015 (Edited by Moderator)

Yes, feels like i'm ligthly drunk... not always but quite a lot.

Weird thing: when I drink alcohol now... it feels like i'm not getting drunk... while before DP... i got drunk after 1 glass.

Merk

· #7 · Dec 10, 2015

I would say to some degree yes, it does feel like im drunk or high. This affects my vision, hearing,and thinking.

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Surfer Rosa

· #8 · Dec 15, 2015

Yes

Lee29

· #9 · Jan 4, 2016

If it were the same no one would ever drink, lol!

Luna_

· #10 · Jan 6, 2016

The only time I've experienced feeling "drunk" is when my blood sugar is low. Dizzy, clumsy, in a fog, difficulty concentrating.

G

· #11 · Jan 6, 2016

No, being drunk is fun, DP sucks

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G

· #12 · Jan 8, 2016

No, cause when i drink i feel less anxiety and can take the edge off lol.

crunchytheclown

· #13 · Jan 9, 2016

So of, but only in the sense that I can't think clearly anymore.

I know this: if I were drunk I could calmly wait it out and feel better.

This doesn't seem to ever go away.

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ednosfreak

· #14 · Jan 23, 2016

Maybe sort of? I know when I am drunk the DP is ridiculously strong. I think that's wherevit came from, for me.

kipsenpai

· #15 · Mar 9, 2016

Drunk? Don't think I could compare it to that too much, maybe just the feeling of being less aware of certain things around me that are going on and responding to them.. It affects how I perceive everything for sure, but it's a dissociative condition. For me it feels very similar to a small dose of acid. I actually triggered it with acid, and I could also compare it to weed or MXE. I completely stopped taking dissociative drugs a long time ago, except a little weed once in a blue moon.

plaidpajamas

· #16 · Mar 15, 2016

I get what your saying for sure but I would compare it more to a really bad weed high.

Artmuzz

· #17 · Jul 13, 2016

I get the dizzy drunk sort of feeling but without the good feelings. Instead it is the drunk feeling with the bad feelings. It is like everything is a blur and I am unaware of things and everything blurs past. With this drunk feeling I also feel detatched.

Beatz808

· #18 · Jul 29, 2016

I'd describe it more as being high on weed but, the happy and relaxed feeling replaced with anxiety and fear.

indie

· #19 · Aug 11, 2016

I also tend to describe it as being high on cannibis. Sort of, but not really.

yoloking123

· #20 · Aug 27, 2016

To me it seems like im high on weed without the happy feelings.

God please give me strength to recover from DP/DR

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