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There was this road safety advert going around when I was fairly young where a man goes through everyday life but there's this dead child he sees everywhere, and at the end he sees the child lying in bed next to him or something like that.
It really messed me up for a while, because I'd see the kid too whenever I tried to get to sleep.
And when I was even younger than that, I played The Sims and I set off a firework inside the house. I didn't think it'd actually kill anyone. Nightmares for several months.
I also had recurring nightmares (yeah this is a theme) about the Walkers, a race of thumb-headed people clad in Walkers' crisp packets, who would walk by the living room window and if I wasn't quiet and still, they'd jump in and grab me and take me away. I remember that especially vividly, because as long as I slept with my ear off the pillow I'd never dream about them: if I didn't, the sound of my heartbeat would make me imagine them marching, and then it'd start.
TL;DR - Young Me was incredibly impressionable and I would make an excellent poster child for not letting children play violent or scary video games.
It really messed me up for a while, because I'd see the kid too whenever I tried to get to sleep.
And when I was even younger than that, I played The Sims and I set off a firework inside the house. I didn't think it'd actually kill anyone. Nightmares for several months.
I also had recurring nightmares (yeah this is a theme) about the Walkers, a race of thumb-headed people clad in Walkers' crisp packets, who would walk by the living room window and if I wasn't quiet and still, they'd jump in and grab me and take me away. I remember that especially vividly, because as long as I slept with my ear off the pillow I'd never dream about them: if I didn't, the sound of my heartbeat would make me imagine them marching, and then it'd start.
TL;DR - Young Me was incredibly impressionable and I would make an excellent poster child for not letting children play violent or scary video games.