#parasytes

i wrote this once already but tumblr deleted everything ~_~ so here it goes again

i have 3 mains and a bunch of secondary characters and antagonists so here’s the main 3

heze is an alien who looks like a human except for a few details; he’s a xenozoology student who does research on the field cause standardized tests suck and he travels with a portable wormhole machine, which is a very bougie thing cause it has components made of exotic matter to avoid collapsing when someone’s halfway through, and it was given to him by his ex who is also an antagonist later on

while traveling he loses a specimen and finds it in the leg of lyn’s friend (ouch). lyn belongs to a species that can be described as a swamp creature but a little more anthropomorphic. she’s an anthropology student, which outside of earth means that she studies humans in general. they become friends and one time he takes her to earth, specifically to a comic convention so she doesn’t have to invest on a disguise cause yknow. alien.

Parasytes (Montreal Punk)

Katacombes, Montreal Quebec

Hi darling,

I’m sorry to hear that you’ve been struggling with this lovely! It definitely sounds like a difficult thing to explain to others. You were able to explain it well to us though! I think whenever it happens, it’s worth a try to explain it, as even though it probably isn’t something they deal with, that doesn’t take away your struggles with it. Even if it isn’t normal or anything, you still deal with it.

Do you sometimes struggle with sensory overload? If you do, then this might be to do with it. When you’re already feeling overwhelmed, anything that happens around you that your senses notice can seem too much and can therefore disturb you. I’m sure there will be more explanations to those feelings though, but since I’m not a professional I don’t know all of those and this is currently all I can think of.

When you say that your brain says ‘parasites’, what exactly do you mean? Is it a word you hear, like an auditory hallucination? If you mean something else, please do let me know! Hallucinations can have a lot of different causes, ranging from lack of food or sleep to psychotic disorders. So first a question would be whether you’ve been eating, drinking, and sleeping enough. If that’s the case, then it can be good to look into mental health issues that can cause hallucinations (of which there are a lot). I think it’s important for you to visit your GP / local doctor and to explain to them what’s been going on. They can refer you to a mental health professional, with whom you can figure out what’s been going on and what’s been causing this. By figuring that out, you’ll know how to more accurately deal with this, whether that is through therapy, medication, or a combination of both. You can read more about getting help here.

I hope that you will be able to find out what’s been going on and that you’ll find ways to either reduce it or completely stop it, with a preference for the latter one of course. I wish you all the luck in dealing with this!

Sometimes what seems impossible, is just hard.