SentientPotato wrote:
There was one point where I would put a small amount of glue on my hands, wait for it to dry and peel it off. Other times when I had a wound of some sort like a cut, ruptured blister from a burn, or a scrape, sometimes I would stick a piece of paper on it, leave it for a little while and peel it off. One time I forgot about it and had left it on so long on a scrape that it was really hard to peel off, and... more than just the paper came off.
katdances wrote:
And I daydream a lot. I've being doing that since I can remember.
Ditto. There have been times I've daydreamed so long that when I snap out of it, it feels almost as if I had just woken up even though I'd been up a few hours already.
Did the glue thing too, but I wasn't the only one, a group of us would just do that in the middle of the class. The paper thing just happened to me more that I did it on purpose.
Daydreaming. Sometimes it can be hard to snap out of it, one just wants to keep going and when I do stop, I can feel as exhausted as at the end of a work day. Which is bad cause I usually do it at the beginning and end of the day. I think it might be a waking up/winding down ritual in my case. Though I sometimes do it just to relax when I'm too stressed.
edit: sorry for the over use of the word "just"