Dissociation

[Sarah]

an crew of people formed to disrespect other people

[Merna]

Dissociating is one of the most common responses to abuse and trauma. It involves feeling numb, [detached] or unreal and (while it happens to everyone once in a while) is experienced more frequently and severely in survivors. Dissociating people vary widely in symptoms and may experience any or all things from the following list.
Types of [dissociation]:
Depersonalisation
Common: “I feel strange / weird”, “I felt as if I was floating away”, “I felt disembodied / disconnected / detached / far away from myself”, “apart from everything”, “in a place of my own / alone”, “like I was there but not there”, “I could see and hear everything but couldn’t respond”.
Derealisation
“My surroundings seem unreal / far away”, “i felt [spaced out]”, “it was like looking at the world through a veil or glass”, “i felt cut off or distant from the immediate surroundings”, “objects appeared diminished in size / flat / dream-like / cartoon like / artificial / [unsolid]”.
Other [dissociative] symptoms:
Memory: “I drove the car home / got dressed / had dinner but can’t remember anything about it”, “I don’t who I am or how I got here” ([fugue state]), “ I remember things but it doesn’t feel like it was me that was there”.
Identity: “I feel like I’m two seperate people/someone else”.
Other: “I felt like Time was passing incredibly slow/quickly”, “I get so absorbed in a fantasy/TV programme that it seems real”, “I felt an emptiness in my head as if I was not having any thoughts at all”.

[Renato]

The action of disconnecting or separating or the state of being disconnected.

[Marquetta]

A brief moment where you feel like your conciousness leaves your body... lasts a few seconds. Usually occurs while walking.

Common instances where [dissociation] occurs:

1. Walking alone through a [dark house] at [3am]
2. A really busy place where daily commute occurs

Its pretty scary honestly

[Kit]

The disconnection or separation of something from something else or the state of being disconnected.

[Monty]

the fact of being separate from and not related to something else: