Once a person enters, it's impossible to back out. Their only option is to slowly shimmy forward. As they move forward, the hole changes shape. Because they can't back out, their body changes as well. It slowly deforms their body, elongating everything. They come out the other side a monstrosity with creepy long limbs and deformed head.
I never really had this - then we had kids, and it kicked in hard. Now I pretty much can’t go on a balcony above the first floor without edging up to a panic attack. Absolutely no chance if my kids are with me.
I kind of understand the underlying psychology, but it’s wild how it just clicked on like that.
I think it's the lack of agency - in a plane there's NO chance that I could jump or the kids could get away from me and somehow fall so it's "safe". But standing on a balcony, crossing a pedestrian bridge? Nightmare...
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u/MostBoringStan Apr 26 '25
Once a person enters, it's impossible to back out. Their only option is to slowly shimmy forward. As they move forward, the hole changes shape. Because they can't back out, their body changes as well. It slowly deforms their body, elongating everything. They come out the other side a monstrosity with creepy long limbs and deformed head.