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⌈ Secret Post #5392 ⌋

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Re: Immortal romances

[(Anonymous)]

see, i don't follow that line of thought, this idea that if a human(-ish being) kept aging that they would exponentially get more mature, more knowledgable, more sophisticated - because they won't retain literally everything that has happened in those 100+ years. unless you go by the "frozen in time" angle, in which case the objection also doesn't apply

Re: Immortal romances

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I feel like a being that did remember every little detail since they became immortal, assuming they were human before, would eventually go insane or at the very least develop a very alien mindset from the average human.

Maybe especially if their memories of their human life were still like most people's memories, where they mostly remembered stuff tied to strong emotions, big milestones, and habits, in a kind of imprecise and hazy way.

Imagine that once their experiences divulged from that they started to lose them, but everything since they, idk, punched their way out of their coffin or woke up on a morgue slab was crystal clear and never faded. Yikes.