Anna Lin

I used to can't dream because if I was to try to remember my dream as soon as I woke up, my dreams would be all blank white. Now, I can dream visually and it is so visual that my dreams almost became reality, but most of the time as soon as I woke up and try to recollect my dream I can’t visually picture it instead it is blurry.

I pretty much can't imagine any of the sense. I can't hear the music to my favorite song, but I can sing the song with beats because I practice singing the song over and over again to remember it. Does bad memory also contribute to Aphantasia? In the past, I always thought that it's probably because I have a bad memory that's why I can't recollect past events and memories nor remember people's faces and what they said a few minutes ago. Until I encounter a video about Aphantasia, I start to research it. I found out the way they describe the condition is similar to my condition. I try some Aphantasia tests and I can't imagine anything. My mind was blank white. Very rarely will an image come up, but the image was super blurry. Other senses are completely blank.