I'm with YOU on this one Mop. Making time "pass" faster does not alter the fact that we are all moving thru it together in the same time line, "ticking" off each observed interval as it passes, regardless of how fast or slow.
That is after all, what we're always doing anyway.
My trip to Vermont introduced some time dilation into my life, relative to yours. I'm not sure EXACTLY how much or little, but it doesn't alter the fact that you and I are still in the "hear and now" relative to each other in the same manner we would be if I had not made the trip.
Even in the classic so called "Twins Paradox" (not really a paradox at all), no time travel has occurred for either twin. One just ages faster, but neither leaves the time line they both exist in.
As in the example I gave several posts below, it even happens if the two NEVER lose sight of each other.
It ultimately IS what happened to you and me during MY trip, only to a WAY lesser degree.