That's the brain fog for you. It only gets worse - hazier and hazier.

>>29196390
yeah but im enjoying the brainfog. before i would overthink everything to an insane degree.. i cant wait to get even more stupid and unaware. maybe i can even become a normie

not sure if its the isolation, depression, meds, poor diet or ageing.. but something is definitely shutting down my mind bit by bit

iv started stuttering sometimes and messing up words as well. conversation is much harder than it used to be..etc

Yes. It feels like my brain has melted sometimes, like I can't write or comprehend anything anymore. It's not as bad as it could be, I do read and I practice French every day, but when I'm doing something or trying to concentrate it's foggy. Plus I don't enjoy anything anymore aside from reading what other people write online to socialize.

>brain fog
all this time i've been struggling to put this experience into words that i can talk to other people about
that's such a lucid explanation for it that i feel joyful right now to know it's not just me that experiences this
sorry this is dumb but i somehow feel better about it now

>>29196606
this. but i enjoy that my mind is slowly slipping. iv come to the conclusion that there is nothing worth thinking about, nothing worth having. the pain comes from the mind, so the more it slips, the easier things get.