A new study suggests that fear can actually rewrite our memories.

Fear?

Fear.

Okay.

I'm not entirely sure how or why, but for whatever reason, it just kind of changes how we remember things.

Yeah, I guess it does.

Right?

And I don't know if that's just the fear of the moment will rewrite how you perceived what happened,

or if it's a fear that you experience now that kind of deletes and rewrite something that happened way back when.

Wasn't there people that get attacked that don't really remember it because it's so, like, traumatizing?

Absolutely.

That absolutely is something that happens all the time.

So that could actually be it as well. Is that, you know, maybe it's not, you know, you went into a haunted house today and all of a sudden you forgot third grade.

Right.

But it's more of an in-the-moment something so traumatic, something so horrifying happened that it actually rewrote what happened.

Damn.

Which, trying to protect you, I guess.

Right. Well, it's like going on in the shock.

And your body's way of saying,

you don't want to feel how you should feel right now.