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I need to add more comments so it isn't at the bottom so I can get help-
What would be the aesthetic of the movie Coraline (not the book because it's a lot more horror-ish than the movie)
https://www.pinterest.com/sicaclarck/coraline-aesthetic/
https://www.pinterest.com/kunttttt/coraline-aesthetic/
https://www.pinterest.com.au/cowgirl6392/coraline/
https://www.pinterest.es/giselaarranz/coraline/
It has a very whimsical but dark feeling to it. Is that even a real thing? Not sure, but thanks in advance.
Hypnocore is a subgenre of Dreamy that relates to surreality and a sense of being controlled, hypnotized, or otherwise losing one's self-control. In terms of visuals, hypno-core often has spirals, moving patterns, eyes, optical illusions, unreality, deja vu, and an undeniable sense of things being wrong.
Hypno-core can often relate to neurodivergencies and mental illnesses such as DID, OSDD, BPD, and anything that causes dissociation and intrusive thoughts.
There are several ways to experience hypnocore, just as there are several different views of hypnosis. Hypnocore can be experienced in everyday happenings where one is in a trance of sort, such as when reading, driving, or when half-asleep. A darker version of hypnocore can also be experienced in dreams or nightmares that involve doing out-of-character actions, and dreams where one knows they are dreaming but is unable to wake up.
But the hypnocore on the dreamy page doesn't match the hypno-core one.
I saw hypno-core and it seemed interesting but there was nothing but a single picture, so I edited it. What do you guys think?
WARNING: Maybe don't check it out if your sensitive to optical illusions, black and white hypno wheels or trippy imagery.
Actually it's back but:
"Hello. We have decided to remove many of the comments here that were venting about personal problems in people's personal lives. Please do not include more. This is a wiki page, and it is extremely triggering for people to see vents in a place that is supposed to be about a visual. The wiki community is not a place to receive support in your personal life. Support groups, crisis hotlines, and therapists are a better place to vent, as they are a private place that would be moderated safely as to not encourage harmful ideas. Thank you." -Graviphantalia
@Buzzibuzz I think that was because they didn't want people to use the comments as a place to be asking for mental health help...I think it was to encourage people to see a real therapist instead of being mislead by people on the internet. If you are going through trauma i'd advise you speak to a professional, instead of turning to the traumacore page.
