I think I'd say to keep the memories. While everyone else is talking about how it doesn't have as much of a negative impact, I can see not having it as being a problem. For example, if a relationship is broken over a bad memory, what happens when the memory is lost? The injured party will come back to the person who hurt them emotionally, only to get hurt again.
Keeping the memory is the best case scenario. You are who you are because of your past, every choice, every moment, has lead up to who you are today. Instead of trying to change who you are, you need to be true to yourself, accept yourself, love yourself. It'd be great if there was a quick fix to everything, and no matter how appealing getting rid of painful memories might be, you also lose the lessons that come along with it. It'd be nice if everyone was accepting, but you have to focus on those who currently accept you, otherwise your heart will be filled with hate, anger, and sadness. Don't get me wrong, self reflection isn't easy, and actually improving from that self reflection is a monstrous task, but in the end you'll be better for it. Everything in life takes work and time, so put in the effort.
Was the argument started because of the lycanthropy or something else? I don't know if the memory change would help if the problem wasn't about lycanthropy to begin with. I'd personally choose the keep the memory, because it seems like Josh has already found another family to get all the love and affection from. Josh essentially has good REAL memories he can use to "replace" the bad ones. Great audio, overall. Really enjoyed the listen 😊
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i think josh would keep the memories like they are because he's have someone who accept him as a hole (his roomate)
I think I'd say to keep the memories. While everyone else is talking about how it doesn't have as much of a negative impact, I can see not having it as being a problem. For example, if a relationship is broken over a bad memory, what happens when the memory is lost? The injured party will come back to the person who hurt them emotionally, only to get hurt again.
I like the idea of a werewolf having therapy sessions as an asmr rp. I kinda hope you follow up on this theme at some point.
Keeping the memory is the best case scenario. You are who you are because of your past, every choice, every moment, has lead up to who you are today. Instead of trying to change who you are, you need to be true to yourself, accept yourself, love yourself. It'd be great if there was a quick fix to everything, and no matter how appealing getting rid of painful memories might be, you also lose the lessons that come along with it. It'd be nice if everyone was accepting, but you have to focus on those who currently accept you, otherwise your heart will be filled with hate, anger, and sadness. Don't get me wrong, self reflection isn't easy, and actually improving from that self reflection is a monstrous task, but in the end you'll be better for it. Everything in life takes work and time, so put in the effort.
Do you mind if I do a little script of some of the characters from the series responding to this comment?
@@GrungePanzerASMR I don't mind at all, feel free to
not being VA asmr therapy but SPECIALLY this one
keep the memories
Was the argument started because of the lycanthropy or something else? I don't know if the memory change would help if the problem wasn't about lycanthropy to begin with. I'd personally choose the keep the memory, because it seems like Josh has already found another family to get all the love and affection from. Josh essentially has good REAL memories he can use to "replace" the bad ones. Great audio, overall. Really enjoyed the listen 😊
im not Josh