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Sometimes we get 'visions' for strong emotions; when I'm very happy, I often compulsively imagine bouncing around or dancing, even if I don't do it. The visions when you get angry tend to consist of themes around:

Breaking/smashing
35.4%
Shouting/screamin/shaking
20.7%
Hurting somebody
21.2%
Revenge/success/regret
22.6%

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You can still imagine doing things even with aphantasia. I was using ... abelist? language tho I do admit.

3:03 PM · Jul 19, 2019