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Penelope Raban 6/24 near Apprassage

Hello everyone, I've got a question for everyone. This is something I've been thinking about for a few weeks now, and I'd like to get your opinions on it, as well as possibly some advice. I know a lot of us have been having those wild hallucinomemories lately, and whoever came up with that word is brilliant. And I know a lot of us have been struggling with them because some of them are outright terrifying. What I want to know is if you saw someone that you knew in your hallucinomemories doing something that scared you, or made you afraid, would that affect how you view them here in Recolle? Is this who they were, who they are, or who they will be again, basically. I know that's a pretty weird question, but I'm not really sure how I feel and it got pretty real for me recently. Any thoughts are appreciated, seriously. Cheers, Pen.

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[sotenbori]

Goro Majima I think the way a person tries to be matters.
Goro Majima Right now, in the present. Regardless of what they did before or what they'll do again.
Goro Majima If someone is trying to do right, even for a little while? That's important.

[splinten]

You're welcome. We thought it was a pretty great portmanteau.

It doesn't seem reasonable to insist that no one be affected by their hallucinomemories in terms of how they imagine others or even themselves.
The experiences are as vivid as a flashback and probably just as capable of throwing a mindset back.
Flip it turnways, though, and that person doesn't necessarily bear the same responsibility for their actions in the hallucinomemory as would the person they were in the thing.
They're undeniably connected to that person, but they're also their own unique iteration and are coming from different experiences and choices.
They're connected, likely overlapping, but they aren't the same.

[manufactured]

"Pretty weird question" or not, it's something I've been considering myself lately as well.

Personally, the most I've been able to decide is that it's certainly who we were, if it's truly connected at all. I've had such a sense of mental disconnect from the things I've been supposedly "remembering" that the only conclusion I can draw is that it's our choices now that ought to matter and be considered relevant.

[buncho]

doesnt matter what they were like or are like- if someone tries to scare you, just punch them in the throat

[matchbreaker]

Elda Marker You've seen people you know in them?
Elda Marker I haven't yet so I'm curious.

[me_matey]

enough of my real-ass friends have been doin stupid dangerous shit here lately that i dont think my reaction will change much

i will put a motherfucker in a sleeper hold to keep them from gettin themselves 86's, i dont even give a fuck, a slightly bruised friend is better than a dead one.

[judgementkazzy]

I think it depends. I've remembered things about who I used to be, some of it is pretty cool and some of it isn't.
I don't just want to emulate the bad stuff.
But if I remembered someone I know doing something bad, I would talk to them about it.

[crudest]

people get to choose who they want to be now
some of them might see some shit from these hallucinations and go
damn that's cool sounds like my ideal villain origin story i'll stab a guy now
or others might freak out and decide that the person they see isn't them
for whatever reason
and i don't see the point in judging someone for who they aren't even confirmed to be
so if i saw someone doing something crazy even in a hallucination
it doesn't matter to me

[rebellions]

eeehhhh i dunno
i'm still not 100% sold on the idea those hallucinomomowhatevers actually happened
so it'd be kinda silly to judge people by that
though i guess you can always punch them in the face to get it out of your system if it bothers you so much

[flexer]

Sousuke Yamazaki I get what others are saying about people being able to change, but that doesn't disregard the fact that you have a negative memory about them.
Sousuke Yamazaki I guess it all depends on you, though. Have you tried talking to them about it?

[esperimental]

Ritsu Kageyama My gut would say "don't trust them". You don't owe them anything.

[destiny_key]

i think that
it depends on how well you know that person

like if i saw minako doing something bad i dont know that id believe it

but if it was someone i dont know as good it might affect me more
idk

[starfruitfrog]

Yuki Sato Judging someone for something that haven't done and may not even do seems overly harsh to me.
Yuki Sato And if you know that person already, isn't it okay to believe in them?
Yuki Sato You could carry pepper spray too though, just in case.

[ghostdrives]

That's a pretty difficult situation to deal with.
I think it would be extremely difficult to not think differently of them depending on what the memory is about. Or how drastic it would be.
I'd like to say that it wouldn't, and it shouldn't. Those memories could be from past lives or whatever you want to believe, but they don't define who we are here and now.

I'm sorry for what it's worth though. Dealing with that.

[spes_phthisica]

Soujirou Katsuki as someone who has done some pretty terrifying things in my own hallucinomemories, I would try very hard not to judge anyone else.
Soujirou Katsuki I mean, I know I'm not that kind of person, and I honestly can't see how I ever could be.
Soujirou Katsuki but then again,
I understand why someone might be frightened...

[eyestitch]

Nui Harime i dunno
Nui Harime serious question:how do you feel after you have a 🛌 dream about a friend?
Nui Harime cause i always wake up feeling kinda weird about it
Nui Harime like, do i tell them about it? does it mean we have unbreakable chemistry? are we long lost star x'ed lovers?
Nui Harime it'd be exactly like that for me, i figure.