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The same kind of phenomena as the hate engine and materia. Each are from a group of psychosis resulting in physical manifestation (techinically referred to as a "physical exaggeration") of extreme emotions, drives, and states of consciousness. These vary from simple fluid, semi-solid, and crystalline exudes (materia) to creature-like mobile complexes (both with embedded individuals, as here, or independently acting entities).

Secretive inner turmoil can be well studied through these psychological creations that would otherwise go unnoticed because both biological tendencies and symbolism find their way in to the psychological matter. For instance, this accute example depicts a girl who exaggerated her desire to flee, run, or otherwise escape some objective or subjective aspect of her life. Having excreted the materia used to make up the exaggeration, her desires can now be carried out, releasing the internal tension built up by her inability to flee. It has been released in the form of a creature which can, unlike her, run away. Also of note is its armor-like plating, a common feature of defensive exaggerations, pointing out that her need to run derives from a need to save herself from something unpleasant or potentially damaging.

With the amount of physical exaggerations on the rise, neopsychologists are hurrying to understand the underlying causes and similarities between cases in order to predict and treat their victims. While severity is most obviously a key factor, along with passive-aggressive tendencies and intense internal discrepency between the need to share and the need to hide, experts hypothesis that this phenomena may not be entirely new. Some daring scientists note that blushing may be the simplest form of exaggeration, and tears may be the earliest kind of materia.
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Welcome to the EmiNation.

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Pretty(really!) happy with this, even with the quick background. That pale encrusted exoskeleton is my freaking fave. Plus my affinity for embedded-in-monster-people and encrusted emotions has, like, conjoined and explained itself. What the eff is going on-

(Those lumps next to her head are *shoulders* folks, so don't ask).

Photoshop.

Description
[full view]

The same kind of phenomena as the hate engine and materia. Each are from a group of psychosis resulting in physical manifestation (techinically referred to as a "physical exaggeration") of extreme emotions, drives, and states of consciousness. These vary from simple fluid, semi-solid, and crystalline exudes (materia) to creature-like mobile complexes (both with embedded individuals, as here, or independently acting entities).

Secretive inner turmoil can be well studied through these psychological creations that would otherwise go unnoticed because both biological tendencies and symbolism find their way in to the psychological matter. For instance, this accute example depicts a girl who exaggerated her desire to flee, run, or otherwise escape some objective or subjective aspect of her life. Having excreted the materia used to make up the exaggeration, her desires can now be carried out, releasing the internal tension built up by her inability to flee. It has been released in the form of a creature which can, unlike her, run away. Also of note is its armor-like plating, a common feature of defensive exaggerations, pointing out that her need to run derives from a need to save herself from something unpleasant or potentially damaging.

With the amount of physical exaggerations on the rise, neopsychologists are hurrying to understand the underlying causes and similarities between cases in order to predict and treat their victims. While severity is most obviously a key factor, along with passive-aggressive tendencies and intense internal discrepency between the need to share and the need to hide, experts hypothesis that this phenomena may not be entirely new. Some daring scientists note that blushing may be the simplest form of exaggeration, and tears may be the earliest kind of materia.
.

Welcome to the EmiNation.

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Pretty(really!) happy with this, even with the quick background. That pale encrusted exoskeleton is my freaking fave. Plus my affinity for embedded-in-monster-people and encrusted emotions has, like, conjoined and explained itself. What the eff is going on-

(Those lumps next to her head are *shoulders* folks, so don't ask).

Photoshop.