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What is the definition or description of: feeling of unreality?
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Feeling of unreality: Much as it sounds, but typically the experience is felt as very odd. There is an unusual sensation of being disconnected from one's body or essence. Often described by people as feeling like watching a movie of themselves as opposed to actually feeling present in their bodies.
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