The Overwhelm Department
Processing facility for the nervous system’s nuclear meltdowns. When the lights are too bright, the feelings are too loud, and the world feels like sandpaper on your soul—report here. This department handles sensory spills, emotional containment breaches, and full-system shutdowns. We don’t offer solutions. We offer hard hats, noise-canceling headphones, and a quiet room to scream into the void together. Radiation suits optional but recommended.
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