i feel like even if you wanna erase one 'bad day' itd still be good to write something down like notes so you can read it in a clinical way in case you come across other consequences like erasing an argument with your friend unless your mascot helper tells you what happened and then you can be able to 'make up'/apologize without being emotional about it even if you felt like they were in the wrong in the momentHaving the power to erased memories is op
This reminds me of what the uncle does in Isekai Ojisan. Whenever some bad, traumatic shit happens he erases his memory of that moment but writes it down in a notebook before doing so. I wonder if there are consequences for her recalling erased memories like there are for ojisanDang, i feel like erasing your own memories (versus her erasing her own thoughts to where she got to that state), would not be good for her bc she'd prolly come across other depressed ppl unless she only reads 'surface thoughts' and only finds the really heavy stuff if she focuses on one person
I wouldn’t be surprised she has darker memories she erased. Like seeing family die, judging by how this story goes. Or maybe menhera-magical girl had the dad die and then got memory erased, and we start the story in media res to make this more interesting.That she erased her own memory after what she saw is both amusing and very depressing.
I think that's just what she does every time she looks too much into someone's hearth and the reason she doesn't care about anyone else is just that doing so would be unbearable for her.That she erased her own memory after what she saw is both amusing and very depressing.
self doubting and overthinking is one thing, but it's the fact that she's probably constantly thinking to where she's overwhelmed and physically paralyzed to move on with her life /executive dis function, tho i'm sure the mom isn't helping much either, but i'm sure if she was the type to physically force her out/drag her to school it'd prolly make things worse with her potentially hurting herself, if not just a panic attackIs it not normal to have all those self conflicting and contradicting thoughts? Always questioning why I think or do things. The motivations I have behind them. Is it not normal?