Shadowmaru { BP-501 } (
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victory_road2023-09-03 09:08 pm
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[The content of this post is probably going to be a dead giveaway, considering things like mannerisms, the question enclosed... all of that. But it's worth a shot, isn't it?]
[Worth a shot without troubling too many people who are already bothered enough with current events.]
Those of you who weren't human beings before your arrival here...
Have you had much issue adjusting? Even years after your waking in this world? Or any issue at all.
Things perhaps you had stopped considering, until events have brought them back to light.
Feel free to keep your anonymity, if you wish.
[Worth a shot without troubling too many people who are already bothered enough with current events.]
Those of you who weren't human beings before your arrival here...
Have you had much issue adjusting? Even years after your waking in this world? Or any issue at all.
Things perhaps you had stopped considering, until events have brought them back to light.
Feel free to keep your anonymity, if you wish.
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adjusting is a HUGE pain in the ass but im kinda into it
all these new sensations and emotions and CHEMICALS holy shit the chemicals in my brain its fucking nuts
DOPAMINE!!!!!
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... dopamine being...?
[What chemical is that!! Enlighten him!!]
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i only just got back but i dont remember being gone so who cares lol
dopamine is the drug your brain makes when you watch somebody eat shit on the sidewalk or eat a candy bar or give your right hand a workout
stuff like that!
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So when something pleasing happens, human brains produce this chemical?
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at least thats what the internet says
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hi red sorry this took me a month to get back to, feel free to ignore
never
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Being human stopped being weird to me before too long. Although I do kind of miss feathers when it gets cold. But really? The only thing that's still a bit of a pain is explaining what I was. People hear duck and they think I was some animal in a pond.
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A pond was also my first thought.
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We don't even have humans where I'm from, though. All the people ducks and dogs and pigs and stuff, but still just people. And the animals are pretty much a totally different thing.
You know, now that I think about it, that's probably why it's not weird to me anymore, being human.
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How... strange. I've never heard of anyone in that situation yet.
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I don't think I've heard of it being that way for anyone else, either. I guess it's kind of odd.
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[text; not anon bc she is free]
(⌒_⌒;)
Seven years, though, I think I'm doing all right now. It's the more existential things sometimes like loss and mortality that get me.
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Ah, that is... that is quite a long time. I can see how one would have adjusted in that time. Though - I've been here longer than my own world.
I can't help but feel these issues should have faded by now.
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I swear that make sense in context. I felt somewhat out of my depth without it, but I adjusted!
[Makes sense in context in that she works for the afterlife, so, she would know about every person as a means of judging their moral fiber.]
Well. I suppose that depends on what you expect out of "adjusting." Would you say the problem is you're still not content with being a human, or something else?
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It is
It is something else. And being human itself. Both of those things.
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Then, if you're comfortable with sharing, where does your discomfort in being human lie? What is the "something else"?
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I like to think I've adjusted pretty well by now though. But sometimes... no, most times, I still really miss how I am back home. Even as neat as this is, I still feel like I'm stuck in an alien body, up here in Outer Space.
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You are the first to admit they miss how they used to be. Are humans unfamiliar to you?
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Fraggles are... Well, I dunno how to explain us, really! We're small and furry, kinda vaguely human-shaped? But with snouts and tails. So when I first wound up here, oh man was it a huge learning curve at first. I'm STILL getting used to all the weird differences between humans and Fraggles.
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[Granted, he hasn't really asked, but that was mostly because the one other he'd met seemed to be on the anxious side.]
I suppose I feel similarly. I'm not at all used to being a human being whatsoever. It's... disorienting, even years later.
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[ <-- this guy doesn't fucking know anything]
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No, not all of us were. A great many of us were something else entirely.
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lame that you got turned into a human after :/ i bet its not as cool
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[He doesn't seem to be getting through to Chai. But Chai is trying.]
are there things you can do as a human you couldn't do as...well, whatever you used to be?
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