FuckinAcidMan
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Dissociative culture is watching an episode of the 1990's revival of The Outer Limits while so scrambled on dissociatives that you start to find connections between the absurd science fiction plot and your real life. It is all so incredibly seamless that you become convinced your life shares secret, hidden aspects of this episode of the outer limits. You wake up the next morning and realize you have nothing in common with a plot from a 1990's science fiction anthology program.
You go about your day and return home, do some more dissociatives, and throw on another episode of The Outer Limits, but this time, you won't let it get away from you, you know it's just a TV show, and doesn't have anything to do with your life outside of you enjoying this show after a long day. You start to melt into the couch and the pleasant absurdity of the at times silly and at times though provoking television show starts to seem like it's way too close to home in some key areas.
You forget you just had a similar experience the other night, and begin to find hidden clues and meanings that are wholly important to you and have relevant information that you must decode and bring back to the light for further examination. You comb through each episode looking for hidden clues and secrets, each one coming closer and closer to the ultimate epiphany that will tie all of this back into your real life story and journey.
You wake up again, realizing this all seems ridiculous, now mostly sober and surrounded by half legible notes regarding a half dozen or so episodes of The Outer Limits. There are actually some really interesting things written on the notes, but you know it doesn't matter because you'll never quite "get it like you had it right then."
You go about your day and return home, do some more dissociatives, and throw on another episode of The Outer Limits, but this time, you won't let it get away from you, you know it's just a TV show, and doesn't have anything to do with your life outside of you enjoying this show after a long day. You start to melt into the couch and the pleasant absurdity of the at times silly and at times though provoking television show starts to seem like it's way too close to home in some key areas.
You forget you just had a similar experience the other night, and begin to find hidden clues and meanings that are wholly important to you and have relevant information that you must decode and bring back to the light for further examination. You comb through each episode looking for hidden clues and secrets, each one coming closer and closer to the ultimate epiphany that will tie all of this back into your real life story and journey.
You wake up again, realizing this all seems ridiculous, now mostly sober and surrounded by half legible notes regarding a half dozen or so episodes of The Outer Limits. There are actually some really interesting things written on the notes, but you know it doesn't matter because you'll never quite "get it like you had it right then."
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