Short Storydeconstruction Syndrome

Deconstruction is a phenomenon that affects each other among certain groups of people. It is classified here as a social disease based on its etiology. This disease may occur when all a person's social identities are completely denied and a new social identity is not acquired in time. Patients will experience mild sensory dullness in the early stage, such as symptoms such as being unable to hear voices or seeing faces clearly, lack of timely feedback on other people's emotions, unconscious omissions, forgetfulness, etc. At this time, patients can strengthen their social identity by writing diaries and handwritten letters, or copy some words that do not require deep thinking, such as recipes and lists based on what they see, to relieve mental stress. In the mid-term, patients will have obvious symptoms such as visual hallucinations, auditory hallucinations, and tactile hallucinations; the patient's memory will decline significantly; and the behavior will become anxious and obsessive, such as asking the same questions repeatedly, going back and forth to the same place multiple times, etc. At this time, patients need to establish a new social identity as soon as possible to ensure their mental health and life safety. If the patient's social identity is denied again at this time, he will enter the late stage of deconstruction. Patients in the late stages of deconstruction will fall into a state similar to suspended animation, unable to respond to any stimulus and deprived of physiological responses. Without appropriate external stimulation, this state will last for three to six years, after which the patient will wake up on his own. After waking up, patients will be assimilated like a herd, with a thin sense of existence. I have no interest in anything around me. I have no hobbies or goals. I say and do nothing. It's like my personality has been dissolved and disappeared. Hence the name deconstruction disorder. If a terminally ill patient wakes up after receiving appropriate stimulation, he or she may lose the memory of the previous illness in order to protect his or her identity from being destroyed. If it is denied again, the entire pathological cycle will be repeated until waking up again. ============================================== The main purpose is to broaden the writing style of stream-of-consciousness bunting. If there are any logical loopholes that have not been discovered, please point them out. The protagonist and supporting characters are not perfect, both physically and mentally. The attributes of the two characters can be seen when you click on them in the first chapter, and they are not included in the introduction. The relationship between the two protagonists has been more than friends since they first met, and their emotional type is closer to that of the same kind/blood relatives. (Stacked Armor): I don't think there is such a thing as attack and reception/TP between the two protagonists, but the system insists on my choice, which does not represent the real plot. The social background is fictional, and the prototype corresponds to the reality of the 1990s. The things that appear in it are all fictitious, and there are no corresponding prototypes shown. The drugs appearing in the article do exist in reality, but the symptoms are fictional illnesses designed by the plot, and their symptoms and therapeutic effects are all mixed up and artistically processed. Please do not believe it. If you have any or similar symptoms, please consult a professional medical institution as soon as possible. Points that need to be noted: There are vicious and ugly male beasts, and the scenes are not small. Intention: to listen, to see, to feel, to understand, and then to describe.