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Is it normal to not remember things from 8+ years ago

>> No.10272186

>>10272120
No. I think you have dementia.

>> No.10272196

reminds me of the time my uncle apologized for molesting me, then I told him I didn't remember anything like that, and he realized it was the other nephew

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>>10272196

>> No.10272204

>>10272120
yeah.

can you remember what you had for dinner exactly one week ago?

human memory evolved to remember *important* things, anon, things typically tied to strong emotions (especially extreme pain or fear) -- if you're like most people, including myself, the quotidian life is fairly dull and not memorable.

i will not remember today eight years from now.

>> No.10272223

>>10272204
yeah i had mcdonalds

>> No.10272246

>>10272120
I remember too much. It causes me to have an ending desire for revenge against the people who have wronged me.

>> No.10272274

>>10272223
you have mcdonalds every day though

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>>10272246
>t.

>> No.10272413

>>10272196
kek
savage

>> No.10272571

>>10272120

No.

Are you depressed?

>> No.10272590

>>10272571
I am and I have a similar problem to OP. Will some memories come back when I'm not depressed?

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>>10272246
same

>> No.10272611

>>10272590
No, depression actively damages the brain/memory, it’s a depressing thought

>> No.10272618

>>10272246
tfw unironically dealing with this right now

the old me vowed that i would get revenge on her for what she did
then i turned my life around, got fit and made a fuck ton of money and started feeling really good

but some days i think back to what happened, and the promise i made myself
i remember it all so fucking vividly.

>> No.10272622

>>10272246
>>10272600
This might be sociopathy

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>>10272196

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>>10272196
>yfw this poster was the only nephew

>> No.10272764

>>10272590

With the right retrieval cues and triggers you might. Depression is toxic to your episodic memory, and ability to form new memories.

>> No.10272851

>>10272618

w-what happened anon?

>> No.10272930

>>10272120
Maybe this is why people in the olden days kept journals. I recently tried to piece together all the memories I had since starting college in 2007. My memory is very sporadic, but I was lucky enough to have been befriended by a bunch of normies. Otherwise, I would've spent 8 years of my life sitting in the library.

>> No.10273244

>>10272120
why do you have a random screencap of that quentin video

>> No.10273265

>>10272851
>something something chad
>something something jamal

>> No.10273299

>>10272120
I can tell you that you were also a huge faggot 8+ years ago.

>> No.10273487

*SPOILER ALERT*
turns out OP was 7 the whole time

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Someone give this boomer a monster can