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not necessarily; here's a quick aphantasia test. Close your eyes and imagine a red apple: what do you see?

A circle for the most part

That does sound like some level of aphantasia. (I can't imagine anything inside my brain, so I've got it even worse.)

not quite aphantasia but you do have low capacity for visualization (I do too btw)

How does aphantasia affect the reading/writing experience? Personally, if I couldn't think up a person based on the description of said person, I doubt I'd enjoy reading about them as much. And also, how does this work with memory? Can you not see what happened in that memory?