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Yeah, I really think it has. My flashbacks haven't been as severe since I got my memory changed, so I'm sure that contributed.

Turns out, some memories are probably not worth hanging onto.

[ well she definitely doesn't want to argue that point because it's clear it helped him. but

she wonders if that's universally true for everyone. maybe, maybe not--depending on the severity of the memory.... Which is essentially what he just said, so.

--There's an initial, knee-jerk uncertainty (a defensive feeling along the lines of self-preservation?) quickly followed by a longer, deeper introspective feeling as she mulls these thoughts over leading to a gradual feeling of agreement and acceptance. ]

I see. That's good then, that it helped you.

[ her congratulations still feels rather empty, but--there is,,, a faint sensation, the tiniest sliver of sincerity like the edge of sunrise peeking over the dark earth. ]

[Hmm]

...You seem concerned.

A little, maybe.

[ missing the significance, though ]

You don't worry you might have forgotten something important? Something... you needed?

Specifically, I asked to forget what it felt like to have my body ripped apart.

So, no.

[ w h o a h ]

I... wasn't sure you remembered what you'd asked to be removed.

Before I asked for my memory to be changed, I wrote it down. Now I can compare what I remember to what I wrote. So I know what happened, but now I can't recall the specific sensory details that I kept having flashbacks about. And my panic attacks have been getting a lot less severe since then.

If I change my mind later, I can always ask for those memories back. I don't miss them, though.

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