alexstinson

Anxiety, and perhaps my innocent sense of curiosity, will often question me about how things I do work, as though if I'm unable to answer, than it's like the looney tunes realizing there's no gravity, breaking the reality causing them to fall. I know to some degree, assessing senses or sentiments is important, in order to initiate sight, but the Anxiety takes it too far, indicating what I already sense is being CHALLENGED, unless I assess faster. It doesn't work that way though, humans are complicated, and if they think out the whys they'll discover them, but that doesn't mean that subconscious senses or ideas aren't registering; rather that part of the brain is so deep, it becomes difficult to scope it all and relay it to the more understanding part. Vague senses are a thing, and when you are talking about the ones I have, primarily the ones played with during subjective--how I interpret or partake--experiences, you are just trying to throw me off in a manipulative manner. Just