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[otherflash]

Hypothetically speaking, what would you do if the person you were in love with literally forgot you existed? Or, what if you remember having a life with this person except it technically never happened for them?

Would you try to build a connection with them? Would it even be fair to do that? Would you simply try to move on?

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[otherflash]

[ The thought about whether anything that happens here really matters if and when he gets back home has bounced around his head. Still, he can't stop himself from "stressing out" about it as the other person put it. ]

Back home, actually. I got lost outside of reality for a bit. It's how I got these memories of things people don't remember.

[ The benefit of being anonymous is he doesn't have to worry about sounding crazy. ]

I got an idea of how things work around here. I just thought someone might have dealt with something similar because of it. I guess you could say I'm reassessing the choices I've made even if it doesn't really matter in the long run.

[alchemyfreak]

Getting lost outside of reality is kind of how these places work, too.

[So, that’s totally relate-able to him. He’s not going to consider anyone crazy for having an experience outside of their control after his history.]

Different circumstances, same outcome I think. My brother lost his memories because of a mistake I made, he still spent two years looking for me after.

Do you think the weight of things is enough for you to give it up?