I tried, pic related was the star I saw.
Why is aphantasia so common on Yas Forums?
Michael Nguyen
Gabriel Collins
I see a giant red ball of fire. What does that mean?
Daniel Long
>I can imagine things.
>German
checks out
Jaxon Nguyen
Yeah, this is such a strange "test". "Red star" to me means so many different things depending on the context. My first impression is of an actual red giant star like our Sun. But if I was told that it is in earthly context, I would immediately imagine the commie red star.
Why is this so complicated?
Jason Martin
Can people with aphantasia also not visualize memories? Like if I tell them to imagine walking through the front door of their grandparent's house, is that just impossible for them?
Real things that I have memories of and imaginary things that I can visualize both "look" exactly the same to me, so I don't see how someone could have one without the other.
Sebastian Diaz
I saw this. Is that bad?
Charles Clark
because hate puts you under root and to imagine and to see you have to atleast open the eye
Hunter Gomez
Show nose
Jason Baker
>an actual red giant star like our Sun
The Sun is a yellow dwarf bud
Christopher Collins
I saw the red star of Soviet Union and heard the first 5 seconds of the USSR anthem.
Does this count as aphantasia?