It happened recently for me - I imagined I’m trying to cancel a gym membership and the gym isgivinfg me a hard time.

I dont have a gym membership at all.

  • LemmyLefty@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    Would it make you more or less frustrated if you imagined you were gym staff trying to explain to someone that they can’t cancel because they never had a membership?

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    2 years ago

    Yes too often and I find it can sometimes leave me emotionally on edge as if it really happened. Wish I could just turn it off.

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    2 years ago

    I noticed this basically stopped happening once I made an effort to erradicate all ragebait content from my internet diet

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    2 years ago

    I practice trying to talk a cop out of a ticket, ordering food at a drive thru and then asking for the food to be corrected, explaining why I used the wrong door at work, declining a happy hour invite, etc. Then sometimes later i have to work hard to remember which ones were fake. I catch myself starting to tell a story about something that happened today that didn’t really happen.

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    2 years ago

    I have full on, rather extravagant rants in my dumb little brain hole on the regular. They usually start out as one sided conversations regarding some imaginary situation.

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    2 years ago

    Consider yourself lucky that you don’t have enough real problems if your mind has to invent imaginary ones.