This thread is about dildos, isn't it?

I used to feel an immense sense of dread coming from my kitchen. Not anymore though.

There are also some trees...

>>30394

What about the trees?

Everything has some type of soul in some form or another.

Always have the feeling that when I'm looking at someone's eyes in a photograph, they can see me looking at them. They can look at me in their thoughts like I look at them on the photograph or something.
I know it actually doesn't work like that but I can't shake that feeling off.

Also try to act as good as possible (not talking to myself, being carefully hygienic etc) when in front of either an 2D image, figure or doll. So pretty much all the time when I'm in my room (not bathroom/kitchen). Unfortunately not more than that. I would probably get more out of it, if I treated them like real persons (talking to them/feeling close to them) instead of this half-assed way.

>They can look at me in their thoughts like I look at them on the photograph or something.
Religious ikons that are in all my relatives house and in every classroom when I was in primary school have always made me uneasy. It didn't help that we were always told they were watching us.

Hatred, dread, being watched sounds like schizo.
Acting in specific ways to keep your stuff happy sounds like OCD.
At least it's similar to what I heard from other crazies at psych ward.

>>30656
I've been dealing with both for some time now. Crap, this is kind of scary.

Never got anything from regular objects. Only those based on figures/creatures.
I've got a fair amount of figs and always kept the toy story concept in the back of my mind.
It can be kinda fun to imagine what they might get up to when I'm not home. I like to think they're content in how I take care of them and supply them with plenty of friends. Never got any vibes from them however, good or bad.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mono_no_aware

>>31402
That's about finding beauty in the suffering of life.
So I don't think it's literal 'mono' as in stuff.