Anyone else here not have an instance of deja vu in like forever? I'm 33 now and I swear I haven't had deja vu in at least 5 years, maybe more
>>42523447Deja vu happens for events advancing the main story not npcs everyday life
>>42523447I'm not sure...but the last years were a strange time, somehow time is very iffy now, the last coherent year was 2024, after that time is losing it's structure. Maybe we won't even arrive at 2030 when time is just falling apart...
>>42523457Not true. I’ve had Déjà vu about insignificant moments
>>42523490>the last years were a strange time, somehow time is very iffy nowGee I wonder why. People have been dying violent deaths by the thousands each week in Ukraine for several years. Same about middle-eastern shenanigans first with Gaza and now with Iran/Lebanon. This has obviously influenced the astral layer. I'd say expect more violence to break out in other places.And yes, time has palpably accelerated.
>>42523447>yfw deja vu mainly happens when someone uses scopalimine on you
>>42523447Hours-long dejavuer here. Wtf is happening to me.
>>42523447I also haven't had deja vu in probably 10 years or so
>>42523447Same.I use to have them rarely in middle and high school.Now, never.Rarely I will get a deja vu feeling... maybe once a year? But it's never associated with dream anymore.I still astral project unintentionally, and will see old neighborhoods, changed, and then see them in person, changed jsut like my projection.So, I still got it.Whatever "it" is.I interact with people a LOT less than I use to. I wonder if that has something or everything to do with it. By not interact8ng with people, I mean working remote for almost a decade. I interact with the grocery store staff more than my friends.I do have vivid dreams.Actually last night I had a weird one.There was a hottie, and she had the hotts for me too. Her schedule was super booked, but she had an opening in like 2.5 months? On my way to her, apparently I had a wife? I don't even have a gf and never plan to be married. Astral girl and I shag. She knows I have a wife still and that disappoints her severely. She cuts all contact, no chance at a relationship, and, now I've cheated on my wife, worst of both situations... she had a really cool voice and I remember telling her about it, but she wasn't interested in anything knowing 8 didn't break up with my wife to have Astral sex on her schedule once every 2.5 months.I always cook block myself in dreams, so this was weird.The last Astral hottie was super into me, was ready to undo my pants and asked me if she was special. But she was not special, she was just a hottie and I knew her past so she was just pump & dump. So I didn't answer her and I wasn't going to lie to her. Nothing happened - I woke up.
>>42523447i had the first one in a long time the other day.i just assume cern destroyed reality again.did we get a bigger boat?
now you mention it I can't even remember my last one. I vaguely recall a very minor one a few months back, but in my teens/twenties (early forties now) they used to be a pretty common and intense experience. sometimes a minute long, at least on a monthly basis and extremely potent feeling.now? a few seconds and "oh yeah that was a deja vu"-tier intensity.no-one ever talls about deja vus any more either, I remember it being a fairly regular topic of conversation
>>42523447This is because the time loop was broken
>>42523447>>42525960You are partially onto something.. you just don't know what. >>42503565I have extensive experience and am not guessing.. but who really has an appetite for knowledge?If you don't have 100% conscious awareness during the entire day and night even when your body is sleeping.. how do you know when the first time you saw a thing was?When they say " the already seen " in French they meant it literally.
ro'ah ro'ah your boat
>>42523447i get deja vu all the time anymore. though it might be because of the weed.
>>42523447I wonder if it has more to do with age, or with something that happened to time itself (like that other anon suggested). I'd be curious to know if there were people who were, say, 40 years old in 2010, who were having deja vu regularly up to that point and then ceased to have it at some point during the 2010's decade
I still get it here and there, always mundane stuff.
>>42523447Same age. I feel like I’ve seen this desu read before.
>>42523447deja vu happens when you're exhausted, its nothing special, if you have deja vu all the time chances are you are dying.
I had a few recently but its always been rare for me. That being said now I do think its "Real". last time it happened i averted a minor social kerfuffle thanks to 'remembering' what not to do.
