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@the-memory-eater
"how do you know how much memory you've lost if you've lost it?" - Gabe Goodman
Everyone watch Next to Normal now. Everyone in it mega talented and the storyline is so good. I swear I've listened to it like 1000 times.
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please stop tying memory to care. it can be very true for you that you remember things that are important, but that's just not true for everyone. and by "not true for everyone" i don't just mean there's some outlier out there you'll never meet. i mean your loved ones. i mean your roommates. i mean your coworkers. i mean the people who serve you coffee. you will encounter many people in your life who do not remember things like you do. you cannot assume it's because they don't care. in order to account for anything you must first assume nothing.
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chronic stress + memory issues
Not gonna speak on traumatic memory loss/memory repression because I don't have that, but here's some fun things that could happen to your whumpee's memory if they're just really fucking stressed:
Everything feels years ago. Yesterday? Would not be able to tell you that happened 24 hours ago. I thought it was last year.
In a similar vein, I thought that happened yesterday but no it happened in 2023.
Mixing up the order of events. You remember it all, it's just scrambled.
Coming up with nothing unless someone prompts a memory.
Thinking things that happened this morning happened yesterday or some other time in the past because anything more than 5 minutes ago gets lost in time.
Having to piece your week together like a puzzle. "I did A and Z, so at some point I must have done L, wait no I did D first, then I did... hang on that isn't right". It's not easy and takes way too much thinking. You will likely just give up.
The classics: walking into a room and forgetting why, picking up your phone to check the time and doing everything but that, starting a sentence and going off on a tangent only to never return to your original point.
No sense of time.
Trying to recall things for a class or exam won't happen. It goes in your head once, leaves, and never returns.
You'll know half-facts and out-of-context pieces of information with no surrounding context to help you know why you know this or figure out if you've just made it up.
It becomes very easy to convince yourself that people you see regularly (your neighbour, a shopkeeper etc) have had involvement in your life or personality traits you may have just made up because you can't remember why you think that about them, or vice versa- they do have these traits or shared history with you and you've convinced yourself it's not real because you don't remember where it originated.
Old memories you do have are more likely to be memories of recently looking at a photograph of the event rather than the event itself.
Old memories are hazy and few enough it's easy to convince yourself they may never have happened.
Old memories do not feel like they belong to you. They don't belong to anyone else, either. They're just images and facts in your head.
Whole years will feel like they're missing. Major friendship changes, periods of work or school. You won't realise they're gone until you try to look for them and come up empty handed.
they thought it was trauma but it was me. i ate them
The most terrifying part of having memory issues is when you can feel something from 5 seconds ago be thrown out the window and there's an empty hole where it once was. You remember that you forgot something.
but you can’t remember meeee
having memory issues sucks cause it's like yeah I dont remember anything past 10 pm last night but is it cause I was tired or were my memories eaten
…we’ll never know
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