Daze
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WpMetadataReadComplete Sun, Dec 6, 2015<5 mins
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Fantasy
What if you started imagining things? You live like a cassette tape running on repeat? Then you realize you're not imagining anything. Your reality compresses into a single day. Your existence never matures to its golden years, leaving you in the dark days where more mistakes are made than could ever be fixed. Everyday you get to lead the person you love to a new death, vainly trying to save her. Ten years of being whispered to by shadow doppelganger, a taunting of being the only one to remember the previous today. Trying to rewrite the events all led to worse outcomes. So can Jason break the course set in time and live a tomorrow?
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"I've, uh, well, I've been pretty low sometimes in my life, and I know you probably don't want me to say this, but-" Jason sighed as if steeling himself to say what he needed to say next, "what I've learned is that you can't try to do it all on your own. You gotta let people help you. You gotta get help if you need it. No shame in it." Jason sighed again. "What I mean to say is, if you need help, I'm here for you, and I hope that's not weird-" Changes come to our life, and somehow we keep moving. Two-and-a-half couples (and one poor innocent bystander) deal with illness and its cure with varying degrees of success, but they all end up all right, I think. It was never going to be easy, though.

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