Wearing a blindfold for one hour

Mundane tasks become challenging eg. I wanted to take notes while my eyes were covered, then I realised it’s not really possible (if I want readable notes after)
-sidethought: started thinking about the kinds of struggles visually impaired people face
-felt like a stranger in my own apartment, the space seems boundless, it doesn’t feel like I’m in a room anymore, space is undefined and almost infinite.
-walked around the room for a while feeling my way around until I got the idea to just sit on my yoga mat. Boundaries are less present when you can’t see.
Space feels bigger, like there’s no end to it. Is this still a place, where I am? Or a feeling?

Experience:

Before I covered my eyes, I expected it to be very positively interesting. I imagined how exciting it must be to discover your personal space with no sight.
Instead when I covered my eyes I felt very lonely. It felt like this space was a stranger. Everytime I touched something the curiosity shrank and I felt more helpless. Things I use everyday became unknown objects and obstacles. Then I stopped moving in space. I stood still and tried to perceive the space through presence. And then I became very sensitive to temperature. I felt the cold walls that I did not touch. And everytime I moved or concentrated my mind or sense of touch to one thing, I forgot or reassembled my memory of the other things I perceived before. Everytime I moved, even to a place I was before, it did not feel familiar.
During my experience of the room I was kinda upset, that I did not feel connected to the space or the things. Instead I felt uncomfortable and out of space. The only thing that calmed me was my boyfriend lying in our bed.