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ControlRoomSys

447d

Do any other systems on here struggle with really heavy blending? Sometimes when I’m co-con with someone else we’ll get really fuzzy, to the point where neither of us know who is talking or thinking between the two (or more) of us. And then afterwards it’s pretty much a toss up of which of us retains the memories of what happened while we were blending. Sometimes we both remember, sometimes we both partially remember, and sometimes only one of us retains it and the other doesn’t. It’s ridiculously trippy, and I hate when it happens. -L

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    • LolitaRivers

      447d

      That happens to us all the time. Like, we don't know who was fronting at the time, because we all have memories of certain events, even if those memories aren't exactly the same

    • LolitaRivers

      447d

      That happens to us all the time. Like, we don't know who was fronting at the time, because we all have memories of certain events, even if those memories aren't exactly the same

    • Charlie_17

      447d

      Oh my God yes! This has been happening all week and it's so trippy! Any doubts about having amnesia are gone now because the amount of questions I have to ask for something I thought I was there for is astronomical

      • ControlRoomSys

        447d

        @Charlie_17 Fr, it’s such a weird feeling knowing you were there for something but then having no memory of it

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