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Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well.

We have another spooky episode in store for you this week.

I hope you all can handle it.

Let's give it a try as we drift further into Mr. Creep's mind.

I can tell someone's past and future by looking at them.

I saw someone who had no history at all.

Written by Weird Bryce Guy.

Everyone is born with some sort of disability or handicap.

For many, these are genetic.

Poor eyesight, a predisposition towards some disease or psychological abnormality,

a malformation of the body. We all have an idea or prediction of what a normal life might be like,

and in every case, this concept of normalcy is virtually indistinguishable from perfection.

Someone who can walk, talk, see, and breathe normally, might have dyslexia, or suffer from, a phantasia, or

anodonia, or be entirely devoid of sexual attraction. Individually, our standards of normality can usually be recognized as a life in which

something we lack is present, or something that plagues us is absent.

This is a fair assessment, but if we were to gain that thing we lack, or lose the thing

with which we struggle, our idea of normal would expand

accordingly, and we would eventually be aspiring towards physical, intellectual, and emotional

perfection, an impossibility for humanity.

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