I also have it. Dreaming: Normal, and I see stuff. This is apparently normal, but also why I thought I don’t have aphantasia. I even have lucid dreams. Recall

I also have it. Dreaming: Normal, and I see stuff. This is apparently normal, but also why I thought I don’t have aphantasia. I even have lucid dreams. Recalling: Similar to imagining things, I usually describe it as a not seeing something, but having the memory of having seen something. Recalling media: Same as other recall. I might be able to still describe parts of it, but I see nothing. Imagining: A memory of those things, very, very rough. More like recalling a dream that is already fading. If I try to imagine a landscape, it would be like a memory of having seen a child’s water painting: 2 mountains, blue water, round sun, roughly. Reading: I love reading, very avid reader. I could never get into Lord of the Rings, and this is apparently somewhat common for people with aphantasia. All those detailed descriptions? They are just that for me, descriptions. I can’t see any of it. Now descriptions of things happening, I can totally get into that. But I don’t see anything. For most of my life I thought people were being metaphorical when they said "imagine X in your mind". I didn’t realize anyone would actually see something. There is also a fantasy writer, Mark Lawrence, who has aphantasia and wrote about it: http://www.marklawrence.buzz/story/aphantasia/ http://www.marklawrence.buzz/story/aphantasia/