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The degree of awe taken when speaking about synesthesia has always mystified me. I don't think authors would use such flowery language if they were talking abou

The degree of awe taken when speaking about synesthesia has always mystified me. I don't think authors would use such flowery language if they were talking about someone seeing an illusory life coach or some other "beneficial" hallucination.

yipbub 6y ago
Being awed at any beneficial hallucination sounds appropriate to me. It seems awe-some. Clearly, it enriches the lives of whoever has it.
in3d 6y ago
I think it fits! I’d agree with you before I had my first-hand experiences but now I think it’s really marvelous.