Angielski
Daily life brings stress, burdens, and emotional overload to millions of people who are juggling life's responsibilities daily. Work, spouses, kids, bills, etc. can make anyone reach that breaking point where they want to give in and let their emotions take over, whether it's anxiety, fear, anger, or more anger--a homicidal anger.
Most internal emotions can be controlled, but what happens when they control you or part of you? Half of you is a hardworking family man with a loving wife and beautiful children, while the other half lives in a fantasy world created in your mind as a form of escape, one where it's acceptable for a demented, warped psychopathic murderer to slaughter those who cause you stress.
But what happens to the line separating the two when one becomes more powerful than the other? Do they mix? Does the line fade? Or was there ever a line to begin with, for that matter? Are they different people? Different lives? Different fantasies? In reality, does one of them even exist at all?
