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[halfface]

i don't think it's worth it to discuss how or why we all ended up here or how long it'll be. the pamphlet was pretty informative. i thought it was a joke someone slipped through my windowsill but everyone else is talking about it seriously. in the context of everything, i'm just going to believe this one hundred percent, bad news or not.

anyway.

i do have a basic question for everyone. where did you come from before this? some of the things i'm seeing definitely lead me to believe you're not other zone-goers. it's hard to get a good read on people and who you might be when your codenames are about licking dicks and the like.

not that i'm taking all that seriously, by the way !

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[halfface]

yeah, earth. but the concept of ' earth ' seems to be different depending on who you are. basically just ' a livable planet with some land and water someplace '.

not that i have a big interest in the science of it all, but it's kind of mindblowing to think i can talk about earth and you can talk about earth and it's two totally different things.

but i also never thought about life outside of a post apocalypse so a lot of my personal concepts are being hit with a baseball bat today.

[arecompatible]

It does seem to be the case. Like different timelines and universes, but all for the same planet.

The idea of an apocalypse is only in movies or literature where I'm from. I'm sorry things are like that where you're from. It must be difficult.

[halfface]

honestly i don't think of it that way? mostly because it's so normal by now. everything about it.

❰ he paused halfway through typing that, thinking how it was once difficult, being dead. wight slipped back into thinking about just the concept of the apocalypse in general, but...it's true now, being a zombie. it's basically old hat at this point. it's been years. ❱

i guess after enough time and normalizing, you can acclimate yourself to anything.