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would you enter my terrible haunted mangrove?

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sys culture is memories and trauma are weird asf

It's like...you can almost remember something, and you know they're technically your memories but you're not supposed to remember them, and you can't remember them because it feels like they're trying to filter through a thick dense blurry fog and the more you try to grasp onto the memory the more it goes dark and makes your head feel fuzzy almost like a dream slipping away from you when you wake up

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not sure if i’m qualified to answer this one

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rb to give the previous person a fucking break because life aint life-ing the way its supposed to life and it fucking sucks.

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fictive heavy system culture is THANKS Tohru Adachi from hit game Persona 4 (2008) for being a symptom holder of one of my illnesses, appreciate it.

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sys culture is having no concept of time passing

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blake doodle. he has schizophrenia, did, depression, and ptsd. he is eleven years old

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system culture is never actually knowing whos in front properly and sometimes even making friends guess to see if that helps

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Sys culture is

“Wow it’s been days, why hasn’t our ask been posted?”

“What ask?”

“Yknow…the ask we sent in…”

“….uhh we never sent in an ask”

“what”

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The most terrifying part of having memory issues is when you can feel something from 5 seconds ago be thrown out the window and there's an empty hole where it once was. You remember that you forgot something.

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