Shower Room Extended preview

This reminds me of the time I was taking a fat dump in a BurgerKing bathroom. I was sitting in the small stall when I saw someone though the crack. I suppose that they were checking to see if anyone was in there, but the fact of the matter is, our eyes met. We stared at each other for what seemed like eternity, the world crumbling all around us. We saw our sun implode, and destroy all the earthly things we held dear. We saw many more stars die, brilliant flashes of light and destruction, going on as a part of nature until the end of time. The end of time, it was glorious and horrible, everything dying a cruel and abrupt death, all being razed into to total nothingness, indescribable, an dark void more endless than infinity. We saw a spark, a spark that turned into great light from which the building blocks of creation flew. We saw the first star, the first glorious ball of gas and super heated plasma, the life giver. We saw particles become rocks, rocks become asteroids, asteroids become planets, planets become solar systems, solar systems become galaxies, galaxies become the universe. We saw one planet among many, young, but a ball of molten rock, and an atmosphere of gas. We saw the magma cool, and oceans form. We saw the first microscopic vestiges of life in that ocean. We saw that life evolve time and time again. We saw that life form die, eliminated by a great cataclysm that razed the planet. We saw new life arise, evolve, from societies, form civilizations. We saw these civilizations fall, and we saw them rise, each new one furthering the race. We saw ships land on green lands, we saw the people on those ships build yet another civilization, this one built upon human suffering. We saw those who suffered rise up and put and end to their pain. We saw a woman, in intense agony, create a new life, a bawling child, innocent to the world. I knew that I was this child. Our conciseness are separated, and I saw myself grow up and mature in both mind and spirit, I witnessed that bittersweet graduation from infant to adult. I saw myself walk into a bathroom, walking past one of the stalls, looking through the crack to see if anyone was occupying it. I met eyes with the man on the toilet. And suddenly we're back in our own bodies again, still knowing that we experienced each others life up until this moment. The man walks past my stall and goes into the one next to mine. We don't say a word to each other. We don't need to. I will always remember the moment we shared.

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