There are many strange things in the world.
I've always thought I was an ordinary person.
Until I fell in love with a man who believed he was already dead.
This is the story of a patient with depression and a patient with split-personality Walking Corpse Syndrome.
I still don't feel that I can portray this condition well, so I wrote him as having a split personality. His condition has three stages: relatively normal, confused, and in the throes of an episode.
PS: A somewhat dark short story.
I first got the idea after seeing a friend's list of unusual illnesses. The moment I came across this condition, I wanted to write a story using it.
Some features of Walking Corpse Syndrome are borrowed, with changes.
-Walking Corpse Syndrome-
Walking Corpse Syndrome is a very mysterious condition. Patients believe that they are dead or have lost an important part of their bodies, yet they remain conscious and alive. Its official name is Cotard's syndrome, a psychiatric disorder caused by brain damage. Very few people suffer from Walking Corpse Syndrome, but its consequences are serious. Most patients believe they are immortal and try to test whether they can live forever. In the end, they choose suicide.
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The author tells you that depression can not only smash things, but also cause self-harm.
I finished reading it very quickly. It only took a few dozen minutes. But after watching it, I felt strangely impressed. Probably it's the power of the author's words There is a faint cold feeling lingering in the throat (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻very excited Please forgive my perverted thoughts. I really like BE. I will not be happy if I leave HE Life with flaws and cracks is the most precious, isn't it?
I like it... But it's too unreliable::>_
I like this article very much. Can you please switch to Fu Novels? All rights reserved.
I skipped from the last article to the last chapter where I was tortured to tears. The author's writing style is not so good. [Smash] has vague suspicion of changing from HE to BE star. I really like the author's writing style. It is rare to read a first-person article that is so emotional www. That's right! Author, you are about to face a crazy man who is ready to chase you~! [Enough] I really love it, but it would be great if there is an afterlife setting to compensate for my HE symptoms. QUQ I am still a little afraid to face BE... But I really like the author's writing. Anyway, thank you for your hard work www
In the end, it was "still" him who picked me up and took me home. It should be "allowed" here "However, what I always remember is" should be "{However, what I always remember is" I really want someone to raise me~~o(>_<)o ~~
I originally thought it was HE, so I downloaded it and took a look, but I didn't expect it to be a tragedy. QAQ The author could have written a story like Amin said in the extra story about how we will meet again in the next life, and I will raise him instead.
Why don't you write a novel instead of a long novel? I've watched both of your movies and I love them!! Come on
"He was like a transparent spirit body, floating and wandering beside the bed." This should be said "by the window".
Mustard, the writing style is great, and the emotions hidden between the lines can directly touch the depths of the heart. I feel that it is more mature than the writing style of some great writers. Mustard's writing always has a depth that transcends years, and the waves contained in the simplicity can only be understood by reading it carefully. This article is okay, not too bad. After all, it is a short story, but I still feel that Prison Crossing is a bit unfinished and it ended in a hurry. Looking forward to the multiple endings requested by Tangtang, although this ending is not bad, no matter who he meets, no matter what the process is, for Lu Min, the ending is already doomed. Mustard, thank you for your hard work. It's a first-person novel. It's very difficult to say what the next chapter will be, whether it's a brother novel or a robot novel or something else. I remember you said there are six pitfalls, pfft.