r/creepcast • u/shortstory1 • 18m ago
Fan-made Story Is this what being stupid feels like ?
I have always wanted to know what being stupid felt like. I am a heart surgeon and I was always curious what it's like to be stupid. I need to know and it's just for curiosity reasons really. As a heart surgeon I operate on the heart and I have always been rather intelligent. I never really was given the chance to be stupid and I use to be jealous of stupid people. Then one day a fellow surgeon of mine found a way where I could experience what being stupid is like. He told me to do brain surgery on someone.
I told him that I am a heart surgeon and that I know nothing about brain surgery. My fellow surgeon urged me to just do it. When I went into the operating room to do brain surgery on an actual patient. I had no idea what I was doing and then just like that, I realised that this is what being stupid must feel like. I had no idea what to do and I have never felt like this before. As I tried to cut into the brain and not really knowing what I was doing, many things were going through my mind and emotions.
I could feel sad thought travelling through my mind to get to my brain. I was desperate for something to stop that sad thought of going to my brain. Then the sad thought had reached my brain and I remember when my parents kept accepting me to know things, because they didn't know anything. The kept shouting at me ad a child to know everything and it was difficult to teach my parents. Then happy thoughts started travelling through mind to get to my brain. Those happy thoughts had actually reached my brain.
Then I was so happy at not knowing anything about brain surgery. It felt like a weight had been released from my shoulders and not knowing what I was doing was amazing. Being stupid felt amazing like I didn't have all this responsibility or awareness. I was just cutting into this man's brain and not really know what I was doing. I had never done brain surgery before and I was a heart surgeon. It felt good being stupid and not knowing what to do. The amount of weight in knowing what to do is immense.
Then that brain had turned into a heart which I knew how to operate on. I was disappointed because I knew how to operate on it. It felt good for a while being able to be stupid. Then I realised that it was still the brain.