| fuzzy memories (n.) | |
|---|---|
| Applies to | sourced headmates, system functions |
| Coiner | The Old Blood Brotherhood |
Fuzzy memories are a form of pseudomemory or exomemory that seems vague, is hard to recall, or feels wrong or incomplete in some way.
Examples of fuzzy memories are:
- Being able to recall a memory only with some effort.
- Feeling like a memory is wrong or inaccurate but being unable to place why or how.
- A memory that is not fully detailed.
Fuzzy memories may or may not cause discomfort to those with them.
An individual may have one, several, or exclusively stable memories.
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Stable memories and unstable memories are other terms to describe the stability or clarity of pseudo- or exomemories.
