Thanks so much for the response! It's nice knowing I'm not alone in this. To answer your questions, the last time I can remember being able to visualise things clearly was around 2017-2018 (senior year of highschool, freshman of college). I feel as though my visual imagination didnt dissapear overnight, moreso that it's been slowly dimming since then (which was also when I started taking medications, but again, it's hard to say if that's the cause). I don't seem to have any trouble recognizing faces, and I take Melthyphenidate for my ADHD and Venlafaxine for my despression. If there's found to be any correlation with these medications I'd be happy to give more information, though my theory for my own loss of "sight" is that it's linked to my adhd becoming more prominent as I've grown older. Also, I don't really have "moments" where I can see. It seems to be rather stable in it's intensity--or lack thereof. I've seen aphantasia be described as a spectrum, where some can see perfectly vividly and some cannot. When I was very young I belive my visualisation was high but not perfect, now however it is very low but not absent completely. I've heard of experiences where aphantasics have rarely or never dreamed, but I still dream rather frequently. Infact, my dreams have gotten longer and stranger as of starting my medication which seems odd considering the circumstances. What I remember of my sight was that it was extremly clear, but anything that I visualised would appear on a black void of sorts. For example, if I imagined a face, said face would be clear atop a black background. Now, however, its almost as if the lights have turned off and the face is in complete darkness. I have to strain to be able to picture even an outline of said face. This darkness is very literal though, it's strange how much it feels like my imagination has gone literally "dark", I wonder if this is a common experience. One last note, as an animator specifically I've noticed that when I used to imagine complex sequences I could also imagine a physical sense of movement much like one could imagine a sound of smell. This imagined "movement" sensation, despite the newly aquired "darkness", hasn't been lost and I can still use that to help me do things such as storyboard. Thanks so much for responding again. :)