It’s chaotic yet strangely comforting, built on the shared experience of wandering through mental fog, loud colors, and shifting reality. Conversations rise like steam from sidewalk grates, creative, unfiltered, sometimes bizarre, but always alive. In Psychosis City, people don’t have to mask the strange or unexplained corners of their mind; instead, they’re free to speak openly, explore the surreal, and connect with others who understand the hum of static behind their thoughts. It’s a place where confusion can coexist with clarity — and where even the wildest ideas can find a home under flickering neon lights.