What does time feel like to you?

[Volatile]

I seem to have no concept of it anymore. It's all relative. Days feel like weeks. Weeks feel like months. Months feel like years. Years feel like lifetimes.

 

[Desperate_Soul]

A deadline.

 

[IG959]

I guess to me every moment that passes is like a countdown, an endless countdown to the unknown

 

[RottingFlowerBrains]

Ticking time bomb

 

[not-2-b-the-answer]

I seem to have no concept of it anymore. It's all relative. Days feel like weeks. Weeks feel like months. Months feel like years. Years feel like lifetimes.

It just feels like a blur of days of misery that just run together. :(

 

[QueenEtna]

Slow and agonizing

 

[Ben]

It goes by way too fast. I want to say life is short, but it's literally the longest thing I've experienced

 

[Epsilon0]

I count time in relation to work. Time is for me Monday to Friday - work, weekend - off, repeat.

But this is a very difficult question.

When I was very sick and bed-ridden, time had completely lost its meaning. I felt stuck in a loop, going over the same old ground again and again. Being outside of time gave me enormous anxiety.

 

[Backwood_tilt]

right now, it is the gap before i CTB. It all kind of elides together.

 

[NeverHungry]

For me, it's a clock, constantly ticking down until the moment of my last breath.
wow edgy

 

[SylvaanBanaan]

A clock of apathy that keeps on ticking, with no fucks to give.

 

[departing]

It's the calm before the storm of ctb. The minutes tick by uneventfully......... but sooner or later, my time to ctb will be here.

 

[netrezven]

Lately every morning i feel like i'm simply reseting. Being woked up in someones body with the situation aroud, but can't access what my life was, only some surface stuff and events. Most things and people around feel so distant to me, every morning. So i don't think i have any perception of days, weeks or months if it wasn't the calendar.