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I just finished Everywhere at the End of Time and................
I'll put it this way, it's an incredible experience, but due to how emotionally heavy and realistic it is, I don't think I'll ever put myself through that again. Memory loss in any form is a very scary thing that has affected, and continues to affect, a lot of my family. (cont)
I often find myself wondering what it's like to be in their shoes and how one just loses memory like that. This was a very real demonstration of that, and honestly, it's fucking horrifying. Dementia does get to a point where all your memories are distorted to a point where (cont)
You experience them as random sporadic long lasting terrors all jumbled together, with moments of ambient bliss of just not thinking. I definitely am glad I went through this to understand a bit more how it works, though I won't know until I actually experience it, hopefullynever
