RatCreature (
ratcreature) wrote2018-12-29 01:53 pm
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why are brains so ridiculous?
Mine currently responds to even slightly suspenseful moments in fiction, even ones that I know will be okay, like in romance, with a strong urge to abort and avoid in favor of weird displacement activities, like playing a some game or making a cup of tea or scrolling through Tumblr.
I already read soothing, fluffy things, what more does it want? These phases are very annoying, and disruptive for immersive reading.
I already read soothing, fluffy things, what more does it want? These phases are very annoying, and disruptive for immersive reading.

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Yep, right there with you. I still have? *checks browser tabs* Yep, still have a tab open to the Outlaw King on Netflix. As much as the story is my jam, just couldn't keep watching as the plot was ramping up. I had to go google the story and find out the ending, and I still haven't gone back to it. It fluctuates with my stress levels and how much gross, evil stuff is happening in world out there.
I've had an embarrassment squick since I was a young child. All that humor based on people making fools of themselves - can't do it.
Can you take shows in which people are just flat out mean to each other all the time, like Seinfeld? or Larry David?
I end up taking refuge in shows in which, yes there's conflict, but people care about each other: Leverage, Good Place, Elementary
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