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I actually have stopped, after that *thing*.There are certain things on /b/ that I wouldn't mind forgetting..
Then stop going to that unfunny hole of filth.
If you're so keen on mentioning it then grab it together and man up!
Every single experience in your life contributes to who you are, especially experiences from childhood. Removing a memory will leave a void behind.Because every mistake and pain you or someone else cause you is %100 to shape who you are now?
Actually, it would have an impact... Believe it or not, a lot of things change you for life without you realising it, the brain isn't such an easy thing to manipulate, it's not like on a computer where all you need to do is find some files and erase them. Memories and personality are interwined, if you erase part of your memories, you'll erase part of who you are, especially the painful ones, there's a reason why you don't forget them, and it's a God damn good reason: they change you.Because every mistake and pain you or someone else cause you is %100 to shape who you are now?
Do you think erasing one mistake from like 10-15 years ago will have that much of a impact to change who you are?
I'd rather erase some of my shameful memories, like the birthday party of my cousin when I was 7 years old -.- ...
It's meant for people who have gone through extreme things, i.e [censored]. Having been raped is a terrible experience, you don't want to remember it, and people are haunted by it for years. It's going to make their life way better without that memory. It's not meant for when your cat dies or something and you're sad, don't be an idiot.