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It had been several trips and it was kind of just a thing we needed to deal with still.

Sticking it in the trunk and taking it to Goodwill is a goofy solution is how it kind of felt.

It felt like passing up the problem for sure.

But we also like, we have no idea how to deal with this.

For me, it was a very weird feeling.

I didn't really think, like, the doll was where this came from.

Like, I didn't think, like, oh, this is the doll.

Like, I kind of thought something was, like, attached to the doll, maybe, or maybe using the doll.

But then I was like, I don't...

I can't even begin to understand how any of this, the mechanisms of any of this work.

I thought it was a real possibility that us giving the doll away would do nothing.

I kind of thought like the problem could very likely exist, but I was really hopeful that it would stop it.

Because I felt absolutely powerless to do anything about any of this.

So we gave the doll away, and I mean, coincidentally, I was moved out of that house within the same week, and the issues stopped.

We didn't have any more issues.

I wish I could say for sure that it was us giving the doll away, but it was all one thing, and I'm just glad that it stopped more than anything, I guess.

Because it kind of felt like it was attached to me or after me, and it was like, no, it's not after me anymore.

It's not on me anymore.

So that was a big, like, I guess just chink in the armor of, like, where I was at with, quote-unquote, cringed, dreaded atheism.

But I, like, yeah.