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1. Winning a Heart, Losing My Own by blxckscrxnn

   Fandoms: 今際の国のアリス | Imawa no Kuni no Alice | Alice in Borderland (TV), 今際の国のアリス | Imawa no Kuni no Alice | Alice in Borderland (Manga)  

   • Not Rated
   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
   • F/M
   • Work in Progress

   17 Sep 2025

   Tags

   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
   • Chishiya Shuntarou/Original Female Character(s)
   • Chishiya Shuntarou & Original Female Character(s)
   • Chishiya Shuntarou
   • Original Female Character(s)
   • Original Characters
   • Reader
   • Niragi Suguru
   • Kuina Hikari
   • Arisu Ryouhei
   • Usagi Yuzuha
   • Danma Takeru | Hatter
   • Aguni Morizono
   • Manipulation
   • Emotional Manipulation
   • no beta we die like tatta
   • rip tho
   • Complicated Relationships
   • Other Additional Tags to Be Added
   • Chishiya Shuntarou is a Little Shit
   • Angst
   • Fluff and Angst
   • Slow Burn
   • Enemies to Something
   • well see where this goes
   • Niragi Suguru is His Own Warning

   Summary

   The brain can literally switch off morality.

   Damage to the orbitofrontal cortex- a region just behind the eyes- has been linked to a loss of guilt, empathy and remorse.

   This area plays a critical role in processing social norms, emotional regulation and decision-making. When it’s impaired, individuals may still understand right from wrong intellectually, but they no longer feel it in the same way.

   In extreme cases, this disconnect can lead to cold, socially inappropriate or even dangerous behavior.

   People with orbitofrontal dysfunction may lie, manipulate or break rules without remorse- not because they’re evil, but because their brain has lost its internal moral compass.

    

   Dear reader, do you trust yourself?

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