Assertion: depersonalization | /r/HasProperty | somewhat of a broad concept
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text: depersonalisation is somewhat of a broad concept of percieving the world as if you are not part of it, or percieving yourself as not part of the world, or percieving yourself as unreal or not yourself (not recognising yourself), and derealisation is much more simply feeling like the world you exist in (
text: i have written this in the section "derealisation" atop this talk page: "depersonalisation is somewhat of a broad concept of percieving the world as if you are not part of it, or percieving yourself as not part of the world, or percieving yourself as unreal or not yourself (not recognising yourself), and derealisation is much more simply feeling like the world you exist in (