u/Far-Yak7420

I'll start first.

I go chronologically so that it is easily understandable.

SOO to make it quick, humanity spread interplanetary in solar system, discover that non-supersymmetric GUT combined with asymptotic safety describes the universe and is in line with their recent observational evidence (like the discovery of a stable micro black hole and magnetic monopoles! although some speculate one of the discovered micro black holes might be made by an alien civilisation...)

ANYWAYS they mastered the mass production technology for each of these elements (the tech for it is HUGE! Interplanetary scale minimum). Then made detailed simulations that can house quadrillions of minds and virtual worlds into a single micro black hole while running at fast speeds. badam bi badam boo. also made probes that automatically create them and now almost the entirety of humanity are uploaded into these virtual worlds (lots of them chose destructive scanning for consistent continuity.)

The main digital world my story focuses on is a fantasy type world that follows Buddhist cosmology closely. Except humanity is replaced by two seperate species, elves and daemons.

To make it short, daemons mainly use physical prowess and the occasional destructive magic, elves use mainly repulsive and attractive magic. Daemons dominate and enslave elves, you get the gist.

Our main FMC, Claire, is an elven! Shes 23 years old, takes care of her old folk and has a bit of a crush on her childhood friend. Then the nearby daemon empire decided its time to enslave the local elf village and she got taken in as a good....

She then got sold into the main noble family that runs the kingdom after she survived the yearly arena battles, the Corsons. One of the noble children is our MMC, Kindred, who got absolutely enamoured by Claire's strength showcase a few months ago. When Claire got taken in by the noble family, she instantly gets to be under the care of Kindred.

Just to briefly summarise this, Kindred interacts with Claire alot, gets interested in her having the audacity to fight back, and her fighting spirit. He valued those alot in a woman, so he started to become mkre and more attracted to her to the point of obssesiveness. Now the father of Kindred noticed this and starts to rally the noble family to kick her out of the mansjona nd sell her to someone else (Shes just supposed to be a breeder meant to be used by the descendants, but Kindred got possessive and never let anyone touch her except him, atleast its vaguely consensual?)

Kindred got sick of this so he SLAUGHTERS the whole family and escapes while carrying Claire.

Make it short again, the next few centuries are them fighting literal gods, watching their children die (one by suicide due claire and kindred's homophobia, this one hit the most and is the one that changed the direction of Kindred and Claire's path immensely), and building a civilisation together.

Now at this point common people already know Heavens and the Hells exist, so now theres alot more people that reach Nirvana than the early days. Claire wants to do so, but Kindred dont want her nor allow her to do so cuz he doesnt want her to go away. Its a long disagreement between the two, but neither really took action. For one, Claire doesnt know if Nirvana is worth it, cuz shes afraid she wont even be herself. (njrvana in this digital world is basically to be unaffected by the conflict of the main world by ascending yourself into nirvana to gain immense power, then have your digital neurons be essentially arranged and modified to guve you eternal oeace and happiness (theyre disembodied digital neurons btw, the nerves connect to the digital body via a core at the middle of the chest.) For two, Kindred doesnt wanna go back to his possessive ways, but he cant help it. So he simply just goes inactive. Which kinda strained the relationship, but their passion for eachother is still there, especially Kindred.

But then, one day, all beings that achieved nirvana, and the ones that have potential to achieve nirvana like Claire and Kindred, are teleported into a white blank room. Then what seems to be an ancient cosmic humanoid being floating in the air. She calls herself 'the Outsider', and proposes a deal to all of the beings.

She will grant you immensel power and strength and full control of magic and karma, in exchange she will do an experiment on your mind. If you come out the experiment with a somewhat intact mind, you are free to exisy and do as yoh please. If not, too bad! Instant erasure. Also long exposition about how their world is actually a simulation, yada yada, making all of them have existential crisis, which seems to be intentional.

One of em accepts the deal and guess what? Their mind went insane! Turns out the experiment is only lasting minutes. Second one comes in, then starts crying uncontrollably after the experiment... but he managed to be sane enough and fast enough to tell the others that she will use some mechanism thay changes how you think and feel and process so that she can feed you the frontier of knowledge from the countless discoveries of science and math of 'the real universe', as well as knowledge of the digital world they live in.

Third one, who will it be? Claire decided it will be her next. Shes sick of seeing people die when shes not fast enough. Kindred tried to pull her by the arm and successfully so, but the Outsider easily pushes him away.

Then, with a hesistant last breath, she lets herself be modified. When the experiment began, she can feel her mind being restructured. New ways of thinking she hasnt known before, new ways of processing, new stimuli, never before seen or felt or heard. Then she felt her mind is split and copied into a thousand bodies, as she examines complex mathematical and physical structures flowing into her mind and eyes like a rollercoaster. It felt like hours of consecutive headaches that resolve itself 30 minutes later when finally understanding a fleeting concept, only to comeback when the next fleeting object is even mkre complex and esoteric and abstract. Her mind figuratively constantly reconstructuring to still maintain her personality and memories atleast somewhat, while trying to fully integrate complete comprehension of these foreign concepts.

Her eyes for the people outside her mind starts shedding tears. Its been minutes. Kindred gets intensely worried. Cradling her body, kissing her, do whatever. Begging the Outsider to stop. But she didnt. 10 minutes later, she blinked, tears still rolling down her cheek. She breathed normally again. Kindred relay a heavy sigh from his lungs. But then Claire floats up in midair and just looks around the room, her face unchanging and her eyes widen like an owl's. Then she drifts across the room slowly, almost looking dazed and amazed at the white space around her. And the people. And Kindred.

The Outsider announces the deal has been done. Claire survived and her mind is somewhat intact. To her, someone that doesnt scream and cry uncontrollably after the experiment is an accomplishment. So she left, never to be seen again.

The next few decades was saddening fir Kindred. He sees the love of his life literally become an impersonal, cosmic god trapped in a body. She still recognises him, yes. But its clear she doesnt feel the same passion as him, which made him sad. He even one time went back to his old ways, tried tying her up when she left home, but she pushed him away easily with just her magicks alone. Of cojrse he quickly apologised, but he wants things to gk back to where it was. With her under his fingers, not out of it. She couldnt care less. As long as she feels some love anf care to him she thinks the relationship is good and stable. Because she has other matters.

She wants to lead all of the beings in this world to escape it, escape the supercomputer matrix, to perceive the real world. And hopefully study it with their own accord and understanding. And livs in it peacefully.

THATS ALL FROM ME, HOW YALL RATE IT? WHATCHA ALL THINK? leave comment below :3 Now its your turn!!

I'm very interested in the world you lads would usually set your yandere stories in? And the wackiest of it all?

For me, my yandere stories usually are set in magical fantasy stories with alot of fighting and gods.

I think the wackiest would arguably be the settings about the yandere and their darling actually living in a simulation, usually made by humans or robots like Von Neumann probes created by the humans. When they realise their world is a simulation the stories usually transition from yandere focused to entirely science focused.

What are yall thoughts?

Hello, new member here. Been a fan of yanderes recently these last few years.

Although it is undeniable that I have a certain kink for these goobers, there are other reasons for that, particularly in the storytelling department.

Its just a gut feeling of mine, but I feel like these stories could potentially explore alot about the human condition, specifically in responsibility and the lines between love and obssession, if there are any.

Alot of the stories about yanderes I came up with always slowly end up with them controlling their obssession and possessiveness, and start taking responsibilities, either as a partner or as a husband (takin care of da kids, letting their love interest actually be independent, etc). Im very interested to see something similar to that actually executed well in a story.

Bonus points if its sci-fi (though that might be a reach.)

Of course, if there aren't any stories of this caliber, I won't mind...

any age rating is okay, just not too smutty.

Where do I even begin with this..

Alright, so, I remember in my childhood years being dedicated to God alot. Even had a period of time where I read the Quran all day everyday.

Even during high school, atleast at the early years, I still have belief in him, though it kinda weakens a bit. I.E, I lost a bit of enthusiasm in doing the daily prayers compared to before.

Its during the middle years of high school, i think somewhere from Grade 9 (my country has a different high school grade system, but this is the closest I can find that corresponds to the grade at that time), that I started to become a bit more adventurous so to say..

and the cause of that feeling was, uh, powerscaling..

YEAH SO at grade 9 I got interested into powerscaling. Ya know, typical stuff like DBZ to SCP and whatnot. Then I got a bit curious about how God would powerscale, so I looked it up Of course, he's a higher level, but one thing stuck with me.

In that wiki page, dunno what it is, it mentions the omnipotence paradox. A simple analogy would be "can God create a stone so massive he cant lift it? If he can, that means there is something that can overpower Him, thus not making him not omnipotent. If he cannot, then theres something he cannot make, therefore making him not omnipotent as well." The paradox got me genuinely thinking for a while...

... until I chalked it up as "God is beyond the rules of logic, so this paradox wint apply to him" and moved on. Hell even the powerscaling wiki counts my reasoning as his powers too, lmao.

But that spark I felt, of curiousity and questioning, will eventually lead me to a personal rabbit hole.

So during the middle of grade 9, I decided "hey, ya know what, I'm gonna go ahead and learn about evolution!". Im not sure what caused this mindset, but this event, this single event could be the main cause behind the phase of me slowly deconverting.

Mind you, my Muslim parents and even my Islam programme in school taught that evolution is false.

But the more I learnt about it the more I got convinced with it. The evidence was just too much. The human anatomy, the similar features we sometimes share with other animals, cells.. evolution explained them in a way i find sufficient. Not to mention the experiments about it.

This might be too quick, but I already began abadoning the traditional notion of Islam's God. Infact, from this point onwards I completely disregard it. I went for deism instead, though.

Then, in a phase where i somewhat arbitrary transition to deism , began to look into religious history.

I began to deduce, from what I read about the history of religions, that Islam is as man made as other religions that my parents would HATE for me to learn about. But, I still entertain the deistic notion of God, because for me at that time, the universe seems so fine tuned for life.

And, hey, theres no direct attack on deism anyway. God made the universe, then he left it as is. Perfectly aligns with scientific observations, while still leaving a God behind to "perfectly explain the nature of how life even existed in this universe."

Right after that, during early Grade 10, I discovered online atheism.

Granted, I already knew about it. But I never interacted with it directly. I only ever watched videos from Muslim apologists debunking atheists... weird how I never even try to consider their arguments, I just accepted them and move on.

But what I learned afterwards on reading about atheism, and their arguments, got me thinking... ALOT.

One of the more convincing ones is that a god that creates the universe and leaves it as is is as similar as the universe existing by itself. Another is that the universe needing an eternal creator is just an assumption, you could easily make the argument that the Universe is eternal too.

These arguments got me shaking to the grounds, and left me a bit confused. Not distraughtly, mind you. No sadness, as weird as it sounds. Just, "damn, which one's true then?"

I was still clinging on to that God belief, because i found it to be a "perfect explanation" to everything. But at the same time I know just shoving God in isnt really an answer to anything at the same time.

Thats when I discovered agnosticism, then I just rolled with that too.

During early grade 10, i considered myself an agnostic. Not an agnostic theist, nor agnostic atheist. Just, agnostic. 50/50 type shit. Fence sitter type shit.

However I was still chill with Islam (and most Abrahamic religions really), even though I read up on their volatile histories, because I thought "oh normal religious people wont be like that".

Then homosexuality came in. Even when I was a wee young lad during grade 8, I already become a bit sympathetic towards the LGBTQ+. However durin my Muslim days (pre-grade 9) I would always think they will go to hell no matter what, and made me feel sad. But hey, Lord's order.

Ever since I went on this journey though, I become tolerant of LGBTQ+, but I never really cared to be their support. Wee young lad me always watches those 2016 "FUCK SJWs" vids so not really a surprise that I only give a bit of sympathy to them, since them being "annoying" or "whiny" are still ingrained into my mind.

Yet again, because of science, I changed my mind. I got increasingly interested in the neuroscience behind sexuality and attraction. Wow did it change my mind. alot. Made me realise "hot damn if Allah exists why tf did he create their brains like that??"

Then all that ignorance, of this.. shitty ass god, started to crack, and I began to realise how fucked up Islam can be. I began to slowly develop a bit of a distaste towards the religion since my current morals are not compatible with it and I hated that.

I hated that I have these morals. Why do I give a fuck about these people? Why did their stories of parents abandoning them, stories of isolation, stories of oppresion, made me cry? Why do I sympathise with them SJWs so much? My country says it so, theyre immoral, and selfish, and materialistic. Do i really belong here, then?

I think these newly developed morals of mine were the breaking point of my tolerance towards homophobia. And thus towards the common form of Islan. I began to swerve away from it, trying to isolate myself from it. But I didnt realise I still do partake in homophobia, "casual" homophobia if you will, but I quickly depart from that too during my late 17s.

And reading all those debates from the debate an atheist subreddit, learning more and more about mathematics, some surface level philosophy and the sciences, it got me to where I am today. An agnostic atheist.

Welp, that was my personal story. No family drama because I couldnt care less to reveal them (especially during later when I found out how oppresive my country is towards people who were born Muslim but chose to leave it.) Only guy I revealed it to was to my first brother. Via online text. Could tell he was devastated but his girlfriend assured him to accept me. That hug from him during thag day was the best hug I ever had. Still shed tears about that to this dsy :*).

Sorry for the long storytelling, this is actually my first time ever posting something this personal to an online forum. Usually I only tell this to my online friends and online groups, lol.

Apologies if this is bothering you. But for those who arent bothered, thanks for reading it. Makes me feel appreciated in such dire times like these 😊.

For now, thats all from me. Bye bye!!!

Hello all, new member here.

I found this subreddit by searching around on reddit. I am an ex-Muslim as well. Left the religion personally 4 years ago and never regretted it. Only my first brother knows im agnostic atheist.

I hope I am welcomed here. Sorry for bothering!