>>333266585
It's difficult to describe, but it's kinda like slipping into a dream in waking life, having become accustomed to a different set of the laws of physics.

The best example of bleedthrough effect I can give is that at it's worst you might reach for a cup, and miss 2 or 3 times because you've gotten used to the relatively loose dimensions in VR. In VR if you clench your hand near something you pick it up but in real life you have to firmly grasp it. That, and a general feeling of disorientation as everyday interactions start to feel a little fake, or your arms feel floaty. 

I've been doing VR regularly since late November and I haven't really experienced it in a few months now.