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Revision as of 06:13, 22 February 2022

"Liminal spaces" are an idea frequently featured in zoomer horror. They are an abstraction of the common zoomer's sense of emptiness because they're a beta faggot who doesn't have any friends and gets no pussy. Liminal spaces are transitory spaces, that are empty and nostalgic in one way or another. They are also frequently places visited during childhood and early adulthood.

The sad thing is, this pool is less empty than your existence


Places that are "Liminal"

  • Empty schools
  • Empty shopping centers
  • Empty parking lots
  • Empty playgrounds
  • Empty pools


Why do they exist?

They exist as somewhat of a symbol for a generation of young people, who are left feeling empty and purposeless on the inside due to their short lives being filled with the modern evils of consumerism, political correctness, social media and overblown medical scares. Its a way to be nostalgic about their childhood that happened to be five years ago when they were less sentient. This is why they tend to be places frequented as a child, because they seemed bigger to younger people.

Are empty spaces actually scary?

Since the target audience of liminal spaces are socially awkward zoomer faggots, the answer is yes. Wide open spaces are scary to them, even though they're too pussy to actually trespass and go into a mall at night when its closed. The arrival of The Backrooms into the internet consciousness created the idea of liminal spaces as a less horror themed version of infinite empty yellow corridors that smell of wet carpet.

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