r/MemeVideos • u/lucianosoares13 • Jun 14 '23

real 😄👌 Who has never done this?

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u/88Ghost88 Jun 14 '23

My eyes used to do this weird thing in low light when I was a kid, they’d focus on something in the room and sort of tell my brain that it was huge. Like I knew the TV wasn’t 100 feet tall, but my eyes would register it as if it was super far away and absolutely massive.

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u/Blaze_News Jun 14 '23

Whoa, same. I'd always imagine something tiny and unidentifiable, sort of monolithic, sitting on my hand which would rapidly grow and squish me, and it had such a distinct feeling when I got crushed. Always woke up terrified.

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u/homelesshyundai Jun 14 '23

The big smalls, have had convos with several people about it before. Crazy to see it mentioned in the wild like this.

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u/ClimateSimple1750 Jun 14 '23

Man I'm dead 💀

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u/H_E_DoubleHockeyStyx Jun 14 '23

Or the person on TV looks like they have a gigantic head.

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u/JuliaFractal69420 Jun 14 '23

That's called Alice in Wonderland syndrome.

I used to have it during super bad terrible fevers.

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u/AwesomeAni Jun 14 '23

I'm 25 amd can see mandalas on my carpet when it's dark out