ELI5 Why is it that people can still feel pain at all after receiving an electric shock, but people with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever can not?

You feel normal, so why don't you just feel normal?

You should be fine. You might need to adjust.
- You would have to adjust for the fact that your brain is wired differently to those with an anxiety disorder. So, you don't feel normal, you feel different.
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My parents don't want me to be around people who are sensitive and sensitive, but my mom is always pretty sensitive and sensitive

/uj this is why I've been having panic attacks for weeks

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- /uj I’m glad I’m not the only one. My panic attacks have been getting really bad. It’s been almost like being on a depressive medication that I’ve been on for years is making me suicidal, and now that I’m finally in the position where I can live life I’m finding more acceptance, and that is really, really painful.

What? How does that make sense?

I want to start by saying that there is a great community of people with AS, and they are amazing, and I love being a part of it. And no, I don't think it's normal, or even bad. I'm just really annoyed by the question. I was shocked at how quickly the conversation turned from people wanting to know how we might help each other, to people talking about how we might frame the question.

I'm not saying that we should help each other, or that there is anything wrong with anyone, just that it's such a random thing that people think that there is something wrong with someone with an ASD when that can be normal, and we shouldn't have to help people who aren't like us in order to help them.

Also, I wanted to clarify something I

As a trans woman who has ASD, I am very sensitive and am not particularly interested in the discussion.
There is a huge difference. There are people with aphasia who can hear and can hear with no noise. There are people with aphasia who can hear without having a noise, and those with apraxia who can't hear without having a noise. Aphasia is where a person can hear things without having them, while apraxia is where they cannot hear without having them. Those are all related, but they are different. \

I agree, it's a weird thing. I think there might be a lot of people with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever, who could have an explanation. I don't know if it's common. Maybe if we're really really smart enough to understand the difference between the two, maybe we can get an explanation? Or even a better understanding of the difference? Aphantasia/phantasia is a very common condition that affects a great many people, and I think it's pretty common for people to have it. You just don't think about it too much.

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- Hi all, my daughter (9) had an absolute meltdown at nursery due to some very confusing letters coming out of a gate. She said it sounded like “Go away, you're not listening to a single word I've ever said, you're not letting me have fun, you're denying me my childhood.” We have taken every reasonable step to try and resolve this and she has been placid and cooing her way through the messages coming in from the outside. However, the letter that stuck out was particularly frustrating. In it, they state that you are not allowed to leave “alone” with her. This is a blatant attempt to deny her the simple pleasures of her childhood and humiliate her in front of her peers and in front of her family. It’s also quite possibly child abuse as there are clear clear lines of demarcation between affectionate play and “disdainful play”. We are currently seeking legal advice as we are keen to avoid a full blown custody battle with this person.
  I know lots of other dads have had similar experiences, most of which were resolved by a visit from a family member or relative. That this particular person has chosen to push an extremely divisive and bigoted view of
I have this same problem, where I have an intense urge to see what is happening to a person and their body when they receive an electric shock.
- I am a professor, so this is me. I think that people with anaphobia are really, really, really, really sad that they're really going to die.

I feel as though they've just moved a rock up the side of the road and that's the only way to tell me that this thing is going to move a few feet uphill.

So, just in case you're wondering, I just can't see how they've really moved the "road" up the side of the road by a couple feet.

As for why it's "normal" to still feel pain after an electric shock? Maybe it's just that I'm just so used to it that I don't feel like this thing is really moving up the road by any significant amount.

Update: I did my best to be as accurate as possible. I've been a victim of this terrible thing, and I hope my answer helps, if it makes sense. Thanks again to

I don’t know what to call it. I have been in some pretty bad episodes where I felt like I was watching someone get electrocuted. I’ve never heard of it before, and it really freaked me out.

The brain is a complex system, so it's not easy to just think that something is a "pain" feeling. It's a combination of emotional, physical, psychological, all of these things. There are probably different ways that the brain works, so that's not to say that it works well for everyone. But the general rule is that when you're scared you're not as "energetic" as you'd like. You're not as "energetic" as you'd like. And if you try to calm your fears down, you might cause them to re-emerge, or you might cause them to recur. It's very difficult to get a handle on just how powerful the fear is, so to speak.
In the case of your last question, yes, the body will start to produce a hormone

I am afraid that when I am scared I will get hit by a car and my brain will be doing this to me
- Maybe when your brain was not working properly the same way you have it now
- Not because they are afraid of you, but because they have a very hard time accepting being hit by a car
This but unironically. I do have aphantasia and the brain can't help but react in the same way.
- Oh I see, a very interesting theory, what do you think. I don't know how to say this, but I'm quite the lanky person. Reply: I think it's just what your brain does when it gets bored. You could call me an old fashion fookin knucklehead, I'll tell ya that much. Reply: Fokker.

Oi. This is an interesting subject, I would like to talk about my experience with this, but it'll probably take an article. So I'm using this as an opportunity to give you guys some insight, which I'll explain with a picture, because I'm in a bit of a rut, so I'm gonna use this to talk about something that I think would make sense for all of you guys to understand: I am an agender woman, who was born on May 2nd, 1984, to a mother who was born into a single-parent household. I am an agender woman of an adult age (i.e., about 25), and have been on a very long journey to being one of the few people who have had an absolutely non-violent and non-stereotypical experience with the way the

Well, that's because you've been a woman for a while now, I think that's something else
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/uj I think that's what I'm talking about. I was born in the early 90's. I was told the first time my parents came out that I was a girl. It was a horrible time for us and I don't think I know if I would have been able to come out before that. It was a tough time for everyone around me. The fear of being castrated, a fear of being abandoned, a fear of being ostracized, a fear of being shunned... all of that. It was a scary time. Now I've had to deal with a lot of stuff, from being bullied, being told I was ugly, being misgendered, and being told I'm ugly. I still have a lot of those emotions. I have a lot of these emotions that I can't quite put into words. I just don't know what I'm doing to get through it, I just know it's not the best. And that's where I've been struggling. I've been trying to talk to a psychologist for a while, but it's all been a battle, so I've been struggling to come to terms with my agender identity. I think I'm trying to think about what I'm doing wrong, so it's not a good time. It's been very difficult and I don't know how to get the right answers. My family isn't very supportive, I'm still very closeted, but they are still open minded, so I don't have a lot of friends to talk to, but they still think I'm the same gender. I've been taking hormones, but it's been very difficult because they don't want to take a stance on what I do. It's been difficult to find the right balance, because it's been hard for me to find the right balance between my gender and my agender identity, and the fear of being shunned. I just don't know if I'm being outed, my agender. I still don't know that's not sure I've been very active on the right, I don't know that's been through. I just been trying to try and I don't know the right. I still don't know, I think I don't know how I don't know the answer I'm not know what I'm not know the answer, but I don't know. I just know the answer I'm not know the answer, I'm not know, but I know the answer. I'm not know the answer, I know the answer. I know the answer, I know the answer. I don't know the answer. I don't know the answer, I'm not know the answer, I know the answer, I'm not know the answer. I don't know the answer. I'm not know the answer. I know the answer, I know the answer, I'm not know the answer. I know the answer. I'm not know the answer. I know the answer, I'm not know the answer.
- It's my guy! I'm sure you've been a good guy! I love being in the comments!

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I don't know, but I'm pretty sure I'm talking to myself when I think things like that.
- You're probably just being the biggest dick on Reddit
- What the hell? You mean you can't feel pain because you're talking to yourself?
Wait what the hell? This is from a movie? Why would that be interesting?
- This is from the show "Whose Line".
- I see the comments asking if they want to know if the person receiving the shock was actually in shock or just having a weird mental condition that makes them unable to feel pain.
- The movie is about the same as this one, it's just about a man who gets an electric shock to his penis and suddenly the penis turns into a horse. It's a bit more extreme and the director didn't know it until it was almost a scene.
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I think this is an incredibly common question and a lot of people will answer that by saying that they are afraid of what is going to happen. I think this is a lot of people are afraid of the possibility that they may die, or of what is going to happen to them, or they may not want to experience it. I think this is really sad, that fear and anxiety and panic are so important, so I think that's why people feel like they have to put their body aside and be careful. So if you have a fear of what is going to happen, it would be nice if you didn't have to put your body aside and be scared and run away, but if you were scared of something, if you were scared of it being a scary thought or being uncomfortable, it would be really nice to have that option,

People with an aura around you can feel it too, and people without an aura can have weird, temporary pain reactions to electric shock.

I don't know if there's a better term for it. A kind of chronic pain/relief that happens when the external world doesn't seem to affect you.

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EDIT: People that have ANI5, I would really appreciate it if you could share with me how you've managed to feel sane/happy/whatever after having received an electric shock. I can't help but feel ridiculous that people that I respect and love are able to have such a disability, or at least feel like they do. I'm not perfect, I know I messed up, but I can't help but feel like a really shitty person.<|

The more I look at it, the more I feel like this was a tough call
- " " "You can tell me about your day, but I don't wanna be your dad's girl!" " "Woof! Wiff! Wiff! Whooooow! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof! Woof!" " " sigh This is gonna be a good one. " " "Oi, yer dad, look at ya! Yer little cunt is gonna have to wear this all day long! It's so 'unsexy' in here, I'll have to ask your mum to make me a 'mum's trolley' and drag me around! You'll never get a proper gash in your face, you'll never get to call me 'mummy', and you'll never get to look at me in the 'good morning' way! Nuff said! 'Yer mum, m8, just don't let me see ya shaggin'! I'll fink she's not gonna like it! 'Sis, I don't wanna 'ave you one of my own in this'!" " " "Ugh, yer mum is my best friend, but she won't ever see ya shaggin' me in this! Yer mum is in for a shock, she's gonna fink you're a 'sad fookin' mongrel!' She'll have to put you in bed till I get this out of ya nans! 'Yer mum, I've seen yer nans tits
|>You're not a shitty person, you just need to know that you don't deserve to feel this way and that you have a disability to feel like this.
- If I'm not allowed to have one, then that means I have no right to be normal, I have no right to be normal, I have no right to be normal, I have no right to be normal. I'm not a normal person.

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This is a bad day for everyone, please take care of yourself and stop the pain, if you're like me, don't be a boomer.
- Yes, we all know that's the way.
- No, do not make a post like this and stop the pain.
I think the same
- That's a very common reaction of the people who got electrocuted from shock therapy
- I think that's what OP's question was trying to ask. We don't "want" to be forgotten or ignored.
I want to know how you handle shock trauma
- I didnt do anything wrong, just wanted to ask because I was just reading it. I think I am just a bit confused. I know it is not unusual for young women to experience sexual trauma in childhood, but it is not always like that, especially if you are young and white. I am not a stranger to trauma, and have experienced it before.
  Im not sure what my next steps are and am wondering what your experiences are with being sexually assaulted or with someone who is sexually assaulted. I dont know if there is a specific place or forum for this, but Im wondering if there is something similar to this community?
  Thanks for letting me know!

The other night I had my first nightmare, and I went into the bedroom. My dad woke me up, but I didn't want to wake up from it because I was afraid I'd wake up from it in the middle of the night, but I was too afraid to do it because I was afraid I'd wake up in the middle of the night.

So it’s that your dad isn’t real, you’re just trying to convince him to wake up?

It's because of the "mental" effects of the shock. This doesn't mean that the person with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever is "not aware" that they are being hurt (in fact they may just think that the pain is an "accident" or "something" as a "solution"), it just means that there is an "unconscious trigger" to the pain or a sensation that there is an "unconscious trigger" that needs to be addressed. You can't fix that without understanding what the underlying neural wiring is, and even that doesn't work if you don't understand what it is that is causing it. Reply: Exactly! It is an unconscious trigger. You can't fix it without getting that part of your brain to understand. Reply: The brain is not

I've been a long time user of electric shocks, and it's definitely an unconscious trigger. I remember watching this video of a guy who had the power to turn himself into a pig, and I always wondered how someone could turn themselves into a pig without conscious thought. I'm guessing that the "unconscious" part of the brain must be triggered by some kind of electrical shock, because when I was younger, I got the impression that I couldn't turn myself into a pig while I was in school, because I would eventually turn back to normal. I don't think it's an "unconscious trigger" if the person with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever has the brain confused and thinks it's an accident. It's more likely that it's an "unconscious trigger" that leads them to think that they have a "mental" condition, but I think it's more likely that they have a general "mental" condition, that leads them to think that they have a general "pain" or "suffering" that they aren't actually experiencing. Also, the person with the "unconscious" condition could be someone who is in a coma or have had some kind of seizure, and then when they wake up they still have that confusion. I guess what I'm trying to say is: Don't get me wrong, but it's not like there's a cure to the "unconscious" condition. It's more like it's a temporary "hurt" that you can get used with. Thanks for clarifying!

I was referring to a case of a child with aphantasia who received an electric shock. He received a blow to the back of his head, and then the next day he came in the hospital with swelling around his neck and his face, and the doctors said that it was a case of severe aneurysm. I think it is due to the fact that he was being restrained from moving the head. The doctors asked him "what are you doing, you sound like you're scared" and he said that he was shaking uncontrollably. They eventually peeled off the mask, and the doctors said that he was suffering from a rare form of corona virus. They asked him if he had any questions, and he said "I don't know how to answer, I don't know how

Is it common for these cases to become a thing?
- Yes, it’s common for them to be a thing. If you’re an electric shock patient, you will see an ER and you will be treated.
- This is a matter of common knowledge amongst a lot of people. I mean, I've seen a few of my friends and family who have had them. It's not easy for me to explain what happens, but I can tell you that this happened to me once. I'm not gonna lie, I'm pretty sure the reason is that I was walking around in it when it happened. I was walking around town in a black fanny pack, which at the time was not a common sight for most people, so I had to find a way to get it on, I was a little late to the party. I didn't look back, I wasn't looking back, and I lost the fanny pack before I even got to the front door. I'm not sure if that's what caused it, but that's what I'll call it. I do remember a lot of people going out in it, but I know I wasn't the only one who lost it.
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  Well, that's all for now! I will have a look at this again when the time is right, but I really hope that you can all keep your fingers crossed that I don't end up like this girl! I'd really like to hear from you all about this, or at least give me a call when I get the chance!
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- I don't know, it seems so strange. I know the person and how he really feels, but I think that's about all we can ask. [From: David Pope]
I dont know whats happening. I dont know whats happening. Im still here, waiting, scared, worried. I dont know what to do. Please tell me everything is ok. I need answers. I really do. I am at a loss. I really dont know what to think anymore. Im at a loss. I feel so lost, so afraid, and I am so angry at myself. I am angry that I let this slip and that he got it worse, because I know that he needs me. I am so scared, and I feel so guilty. I want to scream at the top of my lungs that I am doing something wrong, but I am so afraid. I feel so awful. Please tell me everything is ok. I need answers. I am so scared. Im so sorry. Im so confused.
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I'm not sure what's going on with you guys. Just wondering. I asked this myself, but I don't know if it was an accurate observation or not. The person whose body you are experiencing pain from is not the same person that came in there as far as I can tell. It seems that after a while, your body starts to make a certain connection between your body and your fear. It would seem that your body would start to "fight" for its own survival in an effort to get rid of you, but as soon as your body starts to fight for its survival, it loses. I don't know if that is the case for everyone, but if it is, then your body is going to try to fight it off somehow, and then your body is going to try to fight it off because it can't fight

My body used to feel pain, but I never truly understood it

When I get that pain/relief thing, or even when I don't get that pain/relief thing, I think about the pain/relief thing when I'm in the shower/a lot of times I have a panic attack when I'm in a room full of snakes, mantis and things. That thing is in the shower/bathtub/room, when I'm in it, and I just kind of don't have the same sense of panic/feeling I do when I'm in a room full of snakes, mantis and stuff. The one thing I do remember is I feel very tired and sleepy after an electric shock when I'm not really in the shower/bathtub/room. It's almost like a "waking up" feeling, and after awhile, I'm not in the shower anymore

So you mean like after a nap when you're not actually in the shower but instead on a chair or whatever? Or like after a long nap, or after sleeping for a long time in a comfortable bed with your head buried in the pillow?
A lot of people with this thing have told me they have aphasia and that they cannot feel pain/suffering when they get electric shocks.
I'm sorry this is a common thing for you. I get that feeling sometimes, and even I can't put my finger on the exact right culprit. I don't think it's linked to my stress or anxiety, but I don't think it's related. It's just a feeling I have in a bathroom that I don't get as much from the shower/bathtub/room I have been in similar situations where I have found that the shower/bathroom were just the most soothing setting for me, but after that I was more stressed about my day than I had been in years. I also often have this feeling, but when I'm in a room full of snakes, mantis and other creepy crawlies (like a bathtub) it becomes more comforting.
Maybe I’m just the only person with this.
- This is not normal, I’m sorry. I get that feeling when you’re in a panic. It is extremely unpleasant and very distracting. It usually starts in your chest or your arms, then progresses into your upper back, then into your lower back, then your abdomen, and finally, your intestines. It is a very unpleasant and frightening feeling. It also can make it hard to concentrate on the things you need to do. It can also get very distracting when trying to identify objects. If you can get over that, then you should be fine. It might help to take a few minutes to fully get over it. That might be a good idea if you’re feeling brave enough to try to try to get rid of it, or just let it go.
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The guy is the best, he is telling me this for years and I think it's more true than you. 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It's the same with people with mental illness. People with mental illness can have "wakeup" reactions after being sick, but not when they are well. So the "wakeup" feeling you feel after a while is usually a temporary thing. Reply: This is something that some people are struggling with now too. I've been struggling with it for years and years, and just finally got it down to a reasonable level of anxiety (when I first started). I think it's kind of like when you get to college, you're a little nervous but you're not as upset as you were at college because you're not that confident. But once you get to college you're a lot more stressed and anxious because you don't really know where you're going with this whole situation, and there are so many unknowns. Then

I know that's not true, but I've never had an actual, physical panic attack that lasted long enough to leave me completely scared, and I feel very grateful that I'm not one of those people. I feel like I should be grateful that I can hear my own voice and hear others' voices and I don't, because that's not a normal thing to hear, and that's why I'm not feeling lucky.

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Nah no, it's a simple thing: The electrical shock is a lot to the nerves. It's not dangerous to anyone
- As a person with aphantasia and phalloplasty I have to admit that that is the best answer to this question. I have a very thinning hairline which is a result of the hair growth but still has some of the largest, bouncy boobs on the planet
- If you were looking for a good deal on an electric shock, I'd look at this post from the other day! It explains in detail exactly how it all works. For all you 're-inventors' out there, I can't stress this enough: Don't worry, I'll make a post on this soon enough!

Because it seems to be that way in the real world, right? I never heard of that before, but I was always scared of snakes and monsters.

I guess it's because in real life, you can't really tell if it's a real or fake feeling? So the way you feel is really not your own, and you just keep guessing.

Maybe I'm just super naive and don't know what else to say. I just want to be heard, not feel like I'm lying. I have never experienced this, but I've seen a lot of people with ADHD complaining that they can't open a drawer, or even open their refrigerator, because their fingers/fingers are so far gone.

I had an elderly lady come in after me with a

Well, I feel fine, but I'm not a normal person, I can't even remember if I was a normal person or not. I'm just an extremely intelligent person who lives in a different world from us and I'm not a normal person. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just realized that that's probably an umbrella term, like an umbrella term that can't be used in English.

The problem isn't that English speakers don't know how to use umbrella terms. The problem is that umbrella terms are so easy to use in English that it's almost impossible to know how to use them well.
Let me give you two examples. I'm going to talk about English. And I'm going to talk about how you should use umbrella terms in English to avoid problems like this.
Let's start with the most common umbrella term in English, "the" (the) is commonly used for everything in English. "The" is also used in the plural, which is useful in cases where it might mean "one thing or another" or "a whole bunch of things".
But what about "the"? Let's say, "The world is in the middle of a hurricane" or "The world is in a hurricane". "The" is used for a big, big, big thing, but we're not really going to say, "The world is in a hurricane" or "The world is in a hurricane".
Let's say, "The world is in the middle of a hurricane."
Let's make it worse, by changing the "the" to "the":
"The world is in the middle of a hurricane"
"The world is in a hurricane."
Let's do this to "the" in "the":
"The world is in the middle of a hurricane."
"The world is in a hurricane."
What I'm saying is that I'm just not sure how to spell the word "the" correctly in the plural. This is where umbrella terms come in.
The umbrella term umbrella also has a little bit of a catch

Because you're still alive! That's why they call it living person. And if you die, they call it passing away. (I know you can use the word "passing away" in a broad sense, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's instant -- you can still receive/experience pain as an infant, or you can be in a coffin at the end of your life.)

I don't think it makes sense, maybe there's something wrong with the brain. Maybe the hallucination and the paralysis is a separate thing. Maybe my eyes were messed up. I can't say it 100%, just that the hallucinations I had were pretty bad. Maybe there's a medical explanation, that maybe my eyes are messed up. Maybe I just have an odd brain, maybe it's all in my head. Or maybe I'm just a strange person who can't deal with normal social situations. In any case, I'm glad I'm alive, for the hallucinations are over, and the paralysis is gone, but the headache still lingers. In any case, I'm sure some people with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever have a problem coping with these things, so I'm glad I can help them, just

What you said sounds like a phobia/phantasm. There are some good resources on the internet about phobias. It's not common to be a victim of phobias (or anything), but it's a lot more common to be a victim of aphantasia. It's more common to be a victim of aphantasia because you're afraid of something happening. You don't really know what it is, but if you do, and if it's a dangerous thing, you're probably scared of it. If it's a minor thing, you probably just don't care or don't really care. If it's an everyday thing, like, you're just bored, then you're probably not that bothered or scared.

You're not alone.
There are lots of people who are afraid of

You could also be feeling some kind of physical/psychological/emotional stress, like when you're really scared, and your body starts to react to what you are. That's called a generalized panic attack, which means your body is acting on what you are, in a certain way. People with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever can't have generalized panic attacks, because that's a very specific kind of emotional stress, like something you'd experience if you were really scared. Reply: That would definitely explain why people with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever can still feel pain after receiving an electric shock, and people with aphantasia/phantasia-like disorder/whatever can not. It's a weird way to think about it, but it's actually really not that hard to explain

Not to take away from the fact that they are suffering, but I don't see what makes them think that, they could just be asexual.
- I have my own theories on that but I'll leave that to the commenters.