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Overwhelming night

The other night, my sister and I agreed to riding electric scooters downtown. At first it was us and our friends. Then a whole group began to form as we found other people who were riding. Long story very short, my sister ended up having a horrific fall. She was knocked unconscious, and I was terrified bc I didn’t know the extent of the damage and it frightened me. She was on the ground and unresponsive for a while. I began sobbing hysterically, as she could not move on her own. Idk if I was in shock but, I didn’t really know what to do. But some people were making me feel like I was being really dramatic, but idk I don’t think I was I was literally just crying. We were drunk, I couldn’t really control it. It was to the point where one guy began screaming at me on the way to the hospital, and calling me a bitch and ended up spitting on me (he spit after we exchanged words). But it’s not like I was falling out and screaming or anything like that, I was just crying mostly bc I had never seen anything like that in real life before. And I had a bad feeling leading up to that night about riding them but I didn’t tell anybody. It felt like nobody understood the absolute dread I felt. Idk, I just want someone’s opinion. Was I being dramatic?


Tbh I was sobbing so hard, I wasn’t really helping too much, I wasn’t sure what to do when I seen her laying there like that. I was terrified. I was trying not to panic before I noticed she was totally unresponsive. No movement at all. I was trying to stay near her, I wanted to pick her head up off the ground but I was scared to move her too much. but people kept dragging me away and saying they would handle it. I wasn’t really sure what to do and it made me feel like I really was being to dramatic. Can I please have some opinions?
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Edashh2399 · 26-30, F
Yes it’s very concerning, I’ve been saying the same thing... I was even watching a video the other day where they interviewed a psychologist and they were shocked to see how many people within my generation were narcissists and simply only simulated feeling, but couldn’t actually feel. @curiosi