When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks into you because you’re giving time to despair and weakness. This bottomless pit, or a defined chasm, is set aside to house people with dissociative behavior patterns. As you pull away from what’s considered normal, what becomes abnormal is the belief in what you’re doing. This abyss to be considered a drop into hell can be a horrifying experience, an experience that could never leave you while dwelling within your subconscious. This engagement into this abyss gains entry into your subconscious and remains until your initial line of thinking changes. This change in thinking can reframe what you believe based on conditions and circumstances.
This Article was Last Updated On: September 12, 2025