What function causes lack of feeling over time?

[moonmoony]

Good evening

The situation is starting to get worse, I sit down knowing that it is still five in the evening, but guess what? Surprise dear, it's twelve o'clock in the middle of the night

Today I sat down and I couldn't comprehend how I became at the end of the school year, and less than one year ago I moved to a new school

So , which function does this?

[Not A Communist Shill]

Sounds like a medical condition. You should see a doctor.

[Adam Strange]

Good evening

The situation is starting to get worse, I sit down knowing that it is still five in the evening, but guess what? Surprise dear, it's twelve o'clock in the middle of the night

Today I sat down and I couldn't comprehend how I became at the end of the school year, and less than one year ago I moved to a new school

So , which function does this?

Getting older does this. The Time function.

[VewyScawwyNawcissist]

it might be stress and meaninglessness

[godslave]

It depends on your age. That could be dissociative amnesia or early signs of alzheimer or a form of epilepsia. Imho you should see a the doctor asap. The condition you described is NTR.

[moonmoony]

Sounds like a medical condition. You should see a doctor

Maybe

Getting older does this. The Time function.

I'm only 18 years old

it might be stress and meaninglessness

I just finished the most difficult year of school in the whole school system, I also have final exams again soon, maybe because of it?

You might have dementia

What's that?

It depends on your age. That could be dissociative amnesia or early signs of alzheimer or a form of epilepsia. Imho you should see a the doctor asap. The condition you described is NTR.

I should go to the doctor then

[Baqer]

Well, according to theory you would have low Ni. But theory is dumb and you really might want to see a doctor, probably not for dementia since you're not elderly, but probably some other medical condition.