How to feel nothing

[liberty_222]

Hey y'all! Back here after a long time. Now answer my question

 

[hungry_ghost]

I wish I knew.

Numbing with alcohol perhaps?

 

[Angst Filled Fuck Up]

SSRIs and benzos long term will do it. I'm only on a low dose so I still feel things, unfortunately. You'll have to be more hardcore than me to truly zombify yourself.

 

[lili]

Antipsychotics for me made me feel really numb. Specifically nothing.

 

[onlyanimalsaregood]

I wish I knew.

Numbing with alcohol perhaps?

It doesn't work. I tried it and it only got worse. It makes you think even more about the things that bother you and then because you're drunk you do shit.

SSRIs and benzos long term will do it. I'm only on a low dose so I still feel things, unfortunately. You'll have to be more hardcore than me to truly zombify yourself.

I take both and yeah I still think about things, but in a calmer way.

Antipsychotics for me made me feel really numb. Specifically nothing.

Really?

 

[lili]

Really?

Yeah I didn't like that experience though. For me it was scary to actually not feel anything. To the point that I found myself using more drugs and drinking alcohol to compensate for that.

But then I hate having these emotions and feeling too much over things. It's like I can't win either way.

 

[stellabelle]

Feeling nothing might not be such a good thing.

I know I often feel anger, resentment, frustration, hatred, and no reason to live whatsoever.

If I don't feel these things, I know I have no feeling at all - no excitement, joy, happiness, love, or anything else.

I have no feelings. And that's what's even more scary. I "laugh" in anger. What appears to be a smile is not a smile. It is a void of emotion.

 

[liberty_222]

Interesting replies

 

[Pluto]

There is a technique in spiritual circles involving observing thoughts and emotions as an uninvolved bystander. It can take much practice and if your situation is already at a fever-pitch, it may seem inadequate. But considering the mind/brain is obviously the primary problem, it is worth trying to deal with it at the root cause. Without intervention, thoughts and emotions feed each other in a vicious circle.

How to Reduce Your Pain Body

Your "pain body" is a parasitic energy entity that feeds on your negative energy. (From the Intent Blog.)

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