Definition: A state where reality loses its coherence, becoming a soggy, indistinct mess of sensory input and fractured thoughts. Like noodles boiled too long, everything blurs together—faces melt into smears, sounds distort into muffled echoes, and time stretches or snaps unpredictably. You’re trapped in a pot of simmering confusion.
Nothing holds its shape: minutes feel like months, walls whisper threats, and mundane objects warp into cosmic threats. Paranoia sticks like starch, gluing delusions to your brain until even your own reflection seems alien. The world isn’t just broken—it’s dissolved into existential soup.
Example:
Staring at the crowded street, faces blurred into smears, muffled shouts became meaningless noise, and minutes stretched into agonizing hours of fractured thoughts.
The whispering walls and the lamp’s distorted shadow filled him with paranoia, dissolving his apartment into a terrifying existential soup where nothing felt solid or real.