Have you ever felt you're ahead of time?

[andsorry]

For example with days sometimes I feel like it's Friday when in reality its Tuesday. Yet, for some reason I feel a whole week ahead. Has anyone experienced this?:question:

 

[jc972]

Yes, repeatedly.

 

[Klonoa]

Sometimes, yeah, but it's rare. o:

 

[Byre]

"Lose a day, lose a friend" Is that an old adage? I don't know what's an adage is. What is an adage, anyway? Yeah, I don't have any friends anyway to lose anyway.

 

[Earthcircle]

At first, I thought this was an instance of the "things are getting better, people are getting smarter" concept. That may inspire another thread.

 

[MikeyC]

Not to the extent you have. I mean, sometimes I think it's Wednesday when it's only Tuesday, but not a whole four or so days ahead.

If you have nothing different to do each day, all the days of the week can blend in. A Tuesday can be the same as a Saturday if there's nothing to differentiate them from each other.

 

[coyote]

Not to the extent you have. I mean, sometimes I think it's Wednesday when it's only Tuesday, but not a whole four or so days ahead.

yes, but you're in australia, so you're always one day ahead of the rest of the world

 

[MikeyC]

yes, but you're in australia, so you're always one day ahead of the rest of the world

Except for New Zealand. ::

 

[andsorry]

my body is well aware of the accurate day, mind however not so much. Then again that thing is not accessible when i really need it.

 

[BlackPuma]

I have the opposite problem. :I

 

[Kiwong]

Not really, the weeks drags slowly, I always wish Monday was Friday.

Imagine thinking it was Friday, but it was really next Monday, that would be disappointing.

 

[HexNoir]

This happens to me a lot. I don't think I'm from the future, however

 

[Draconess25]

I don't perceive time as being linear. I rarely get days or anything mixed up, or forget special dates, yet....bleh, it's kinda hard to explain. I dunno if it's a disorder, but it really doesn't bother me.