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surprised youre not stealing my memeflag
wyd you fucking mayhem poster?
The restaurant buzzed with low jazz, candles flickering on the table. I was edgy, on a first date with Sarah, a woman I’d met through a friend. She had a sharp tongue and eyes that screamed trouble. My anxiety was an uninvited guest, so I clutched the pill bottle in my pocket—new psych meds for my racing thoughts. The label warned of side effects, but I needed to stay steady.As Sarah rambled about her cat destroying her couch, I popped a pill, hoping she wouldn’t notice. Then, a jolt hit. My vision smeared, edges dissolving into black. Panic clawed at me. “Sarah, something’s wrong,” I muttered, but everything went dark. I was blind.A voice, slick and taunting, cut through—my meds, not Sarah. The pill bottle itself was talking, calling itself Princess Dipshit. “You’re the chosen one,” it sneered. “I’m your fairytale queen. Wake me up.” My head spun. The restaurant vanished, replaced by a twisted forest. There, on a pedestal, stood my pill bottle, now a shimmering figure—Princess Dipshit, all smug and glowing, not a woman but the meds personified.I froze. The meds hissed, “Do something, hero.” But I wasn’t buying their fairytale crap. No way was I getting cozy with a talking pill bottle. Princess Dipshit smirked, then said, “Fine, I’m bored. Need a nap.” She faded into the trees. I staggered after, blind and pissed, the meds’ voice cackling in my skull. Soon, I heard her mocking laugh and another voice—some dude. Princess Dipshit was off with someone else, probably another delusion. The meds whispered, “You’re nothing to her.”Pain sliced my eyes. Light crept back, jagged and harsh. My vision was returning. The forest melted; I was back in the restaurant, alone, Sarah gone. The waiter hovered. “She ditched an hour ago.” My phone lit up—Sarah’s text: You zoned out. Weird. Bye. The pill bottle sat on the table, half-spilled.