Yea, I get that feeling a lot. The first time I ever took a big move at age 8, I found myself missing original home so much, but eventually I forgot about it and enjoyed the new place more than the old one. |
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Yea, I get that feeling a lot. The first time I ever took a big move at age 8, I found myself missing original home so much, but eventually I forgot about it and enjoyed the new place more than the old one. |
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No, I think it's normal Savy. Trauma or not. |
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This might be a bit off-topic, but the strangest forgetfulness case for me has been forgetting my school schedule about as soon as the semester is over. It's been like that since high school. It seems my class schedule resides in my long-term memory during an entire semester, I can retrieve the information with barely a thought concerning which classes I have on which days, their times and their room numbers. Then, within a couple days of the semester being over, I completely forget it all. I must be subconsciously releasing the memory since I know I don't need it anymore. It isn't that my memory is bad. I can go for a week-long break from school and return with my schedule still memorized. Does anyone else experience this specific phenomenon? |
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Interesting. I wonder if you only remember it so clearly because when you leave one classroom for instance it cues yo to go to the next. Did I explain that right? LOL |
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I don't think that's what's happening. During the semester I can easily recite my schedule. It's rare that I don't have at least an hour between classes, so I rarely go directly from one class to another. |
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Yeah... maybe it's not really in your long-term memory but because you think about it every other day or whatever it just keeps it refreshed in short-term? lol idk, I'm just throwing ideas at the wall to see if any stick. |
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I wonder if that relates to or is the same thing as state-dependent memory. Like while tired or drunk or stressed your memory of things that happened or that you memorized while in that state before will be enhanced. Students tend to do better in exams if their exam room and lecture room are the same. |
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LOL that ties in with something I heard, but don't know if it's true: basically that if you learn something when you're high you'll remember it better when you're high. Learn it sober and you'll remember it better sober. |
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