If You Are Normal And Usually Have Normal Days,What Is the Craziest You Have Ever Felt?

Question

I know I have days that I feel weird..I ask my wife..you ever feel like this? She says yes ..everybody does..and then I wonder does everybody really..Maybe just one day or once a year or once in ten years .What is the craziest you have ever felt and wondered if anyone else ever felt that way and you consider yourself normal for the most part?The ways im talking about is.. maybe emotionally you are upset about something and can't figure out what it is..Or maybe an odd sensation that you have but think everyone has it ,or maybe a weird feeling ,or a strange pain or just a crazy feeling where nothing makes sense..or deja vu or anything odd that has only happened to you once or twice in your life one day ..and you never bothered asking anyone about it because you thought.. Heck everybody feels this way.. Could you explain and eleborate for me.I would like to know strange feelings people get for no reason at all.A once in a lifetime or twice feeling .Thanks.

OK definition of normal:
nor·mal /ˈnɔrməl/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[nawr-muhl] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–adjective
1.conforming to the standard or the common type; usual; not abnormal; regular; natural.
2.serving to establish a standard.
3.Psychology.
a.approximately average in any psychological trait, as intelligence, personality, or emotional adjustment.
b.free from any mental disorder; sane.
4.Biology, Medicine/Medical.
a.free from any infection or other form of disease or malformation, or from experimental therapy or manipulation.
b.of natural occurrence.

Answer 1

In my opinion I don't think normal should be in the dictionary, cause most everyone's opinion of normal varies and what one person thinks is normal another person might not think is normal. Normal is just one of those words that no one well over really know the right answer for. Like with me I always joke and tell people I am not normal because I have had multiple brain surgeries to cure seizures or I just tell them I have had brain transplants or somedays I just tell them I am like the scare crow from the wizard of oz who does not have a brain. So yes alot of times I just don't feel like a normal person but then I know I am just like everyone else out there.

Answer 2

Can totally relate...
I remember when I was a kid, maybe nine or ten, telling my mom that sometimes it didn't feel as if life and the world was actually "real." It was just this kind of eerie feeling, hard to explain--I don't think my mom really understood.

And then sometimes I have dreams that are really vivid, and I wake up and think they're real. Unfortunately, they're usually bad dreams about my family or friends. I have to stop myself from calling the person that was in the dream, because I'm afraid they'll think I'm losing my marbles or will just laugh at me.

Or sometimes (this is weirder) I have kind of boring dreams about conversations I have with people I know. The thing is, they're vivid too, and later on I sometimes get mixed up about whether they really happened. My little sister gets those too, so she doesn't freak out when I ask her, "Okay, did this really happen?" Then we laugh about it, so it feels like our special secret thing and not something so freaky.

I guess I think dreams can be pretty weird. Like I wonder if anyone else has dreams where they're having sex with a person of the gender they're not attracted to? About a week ago, I dreamed I was have sex with a guy (someone I didn't know). But I'm attracted to women, very much so. Had I been attracted to guys, I think it would have been a pretty hot dream. Have you ever thought how cool it would be if people could trade dreams? Like I could give somebody who likes guys that dream, and maybe they could give me some dream with a hot girl in it. :)

Anyway, there's a few of my "crazy" moments. Not that I have a whole lot of them, or anything. :) Cool question! I've wondered if other people have those moments, too...

Answer 3

Yeah, but it sounds like you might be depressed! :(

Depression can make you feel odd at times, and out of sync.
Why not consult a doctor and express your concerns to him, preferably, a psychiatrist.

You are probably normal but if you are clinically depressed, you need meds.Good luck.

Answer 4

You give me the exact definition of normal, and I'll give you a real answer.