

I had the exact same experience. It just felt so… eerie, you know? As you said, like I was in her skin involuntarily.
It really is eerie. I guess it comes from the fact that we are basically observers that can’t do anything to her. I don’t know maybe the lack of a face to accociate the life that is laid before us is what causes this.
I heard lots of worse stories that happened to people that I at least know what they look like. The posts on r/alone are just text. You don’t know for sure if the post is someone’s real life or not. Uncertainty. Combine that with a depressing story and BOOM! Eerie feeling.
I’m just speculating though all of this might very well be bullshit.
Oh, my bad. I’m so sorry. I’m not an expert on these things (obviously) I apologize if my comment is somehow offensive. I’m aware that autism is not an mental disorder. I thought it was like the way one’s brain is wired that causes them to have slightly different perception than the rest.
I just decided to group it and other mental illnesses together because I… don’t know dude I was just lazy I guess.
I am so sorry again. I meant no harm.