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【Game Introduction】

Important Note

The story contains extensive depictions of mental illness and the realities faced by individuals with mental health conditions. These portrayals are not merely background elements, but are integral to the game's narrative and may be unsettling for players who lack personal experience with these issues.

If you have had similar experiences or are currently experiencing psychological distress, please pay attention to your own state during the process. Any content within the process that may affect you will have clear warnings, and you can pause at any time.

Introduction

"A person with a mental illness should focus on getting their condition treated before discussing romantic relationships."

I can't say that's wrong, but when you're having a seizure, you're unintentionally harming others. Why do you feel justified in doing that?

However, I feel this is unfair.

Growing up in a loving environment fosters good mental health, emotional stability, and a greater sense of self-worth, ultimately reducing the need for external validation.

Growing up in an environment lacking love can lead to mental health issues, emotional instability, and a further lack of love.

I used to believe that inequality stemmed solely from wealth. Rich people got richer, and poor people got poorer.

Why is love also like this?

Surprisingly, these declarations of love came from Benjamin's mouth.

Can mental illnesses actually fundamentally alter a person's personality?

Ben is an unusual person, in every way.

He quit a well-paying job, working only a few days a month, just enough to cover his living expenses.

He lives alone and doesn't interact with others, but he has maintained a lively and engaging personality for many years.

I asked him why, and he said:

"What do you think is the most unfair thing in the world?"

I think it's about time.

I don't care about their fancy cars and yachts; it's not something that interests me.

But they can think about what they want to do, whether it's enjoying something, overcoming a challenge, or anything else.

I feel a profound sense of injustice, a feeling of being forced to live each second for myself.

Aren't we all just living once?

Isn't life supposed to be more than just this?

So, why do we spend so much of our lives enduring, and why does such a large part of our lives involve living for others?

I always look forward to the workday ending.

One day, I suddenly realized that I was desperately hoping for something vital and irreversible – the hope that my life, and yours, would soon come to an end.

I felt afraid, so I quit my job.

I want to live my own life.

Even if we only eat salty pickles every day.

Even if it means sacrificing all the experiences I've gained through spending money.

Even if I only live to be 50 years old

I've also lived longer than 90 years.

To live a longer life.

That

That's just how I am, so for a long time, I couldn't believe she actually liked me.

What makes Stella unique?

1. A close relationship built on underlying psychological issues.

2. Two individuals who have been disqualified from the race of life.

3. A serious discussion about love.

4. Emotions based on "resonance" rather than "love."

5. The film features only two main characters, yet there is a significant amount of dialogue. The conflict arises entirely from the internal struggles of the two protagonists.

6. They aren't trying to outdo each other; they're simply enjoying each other's company.

7. The entire story lacks secondary characters, as Ben's life is solely focused on the female protagonist, Stella.

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【Configuration Requirements】

OS *: Windows XP
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Storage: Need 1 GB Available space