“Can You Emotionally Gaslight an Interdimensional Being?”

 Broadcast live from Studio Q’s psychic echo chamber, located somewhere between a lava lamp and your third eye.

This week on WTTQ’s late-night speculative psychodrama hour, we dive into the ethically murky marsh of emotional manipulation across dimensions. Can you gaslight a being that exists across space, time, and metaphysical probability fields? Should you?

Have you been gaslit before?

We brought in the experts. And by experts, we mean:

Dr. Parallax, Reality Therapist and former jellyfish
Shallan, who once dated a pocket universe
⁂¤π∴, the interdimensional being in question (but who, conveniently, doesn’t remember you)

According to Dr. Parallax:
“Interdimensional beings are especially vulnerable to gaslighting, because they’re often unsure which timeline they’re in or what memories belong to them versus a parallel self. It’s not uncommon for them to say, ‘I’m sorry I missed our date... in this layer of reality.’”

Raine, who once loved a chrono-shifter named Vic, says:
“He kept saying he had already apologized, but I hadn’t even gotten mad yet!”

“Love, like gravity, is non-consensual
across most dimensions.” Unknown

Casey adds:
“They said I never told them my name. I said ‘Casey’ every single time. Turns out in their species, names are tasted, not spoken. I was feeding them peanut butter the whole time.”

“Just because you can gaslight a being who transcends causality doesn’t mean you should. That’s how you get soul-echoes... or worse, fall into a recursive breakup loop.”

You can emotionally gaslight an interdimensional being.
But should you? Only if you're prepared to:
Receive passive-aggressive star formations in your honor.
Wake up to find your dreams edited by someone else.
Be blocked across the astral plane.