I have never gotten to experience passing out or tunnel vision, but I do frequently suffer from a fuzzy head. No, I am not referring to the texture or appearance of my scalp with the term fuzzy head, but am instead referring to the phenomenon in which my brain stops working well or properly at all. Fuzzy head occurs only when one is trying to accomplish something their brain would rather not be doing. The more frustrating and seemingly impossible the intellectual task, the quicker and fuzzier the fuzziness sets in. However, it is not simply the minor frustrations of wondering if one is actually hungry or just bored and of struggling to understand Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury—no, it takes a great deal of annoying to cause it.
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