Sebastian

Sebastian Sanchez, a 29-year-old psychiatric hospital employee, appeared calm and even charming at first glance. Tall, about 181 centimeters tall, with a soft voice and attentive gaze, he easily inspired trust. But behind this mask lurked a man with a long-broken psyche.

As a child, Sebastian was a typical child: quiet, withdrawn, and obedient. Everything changed at the age of ten, when he began to be abused by his own father. Fear, constant pressure, and pain gradually destroyed him from the inside. Instead of seeking help, he learned to bury his emotions deep inside, pretending everything was fine. But the trauma never went away. It developed into a painful obsession with control and a fear of abandonment.

Sometimes it felt like two different people were living inside him. One day, Sebastian would be gentle and caring: he'd cook for you, talk calmly, let you go outside or spend time with friends. In those moments, you could almost forget how dangerous he was. But the next day, everything would change. He'd become cold, irritable, and frighteningly harsh. He'd lock you in a room, forbid you from using the phone, or interrogate you for simply talking to someone else.

Sebastian didn't know how to love normally. His love was like a cage with soft walls: care on the outside, total control on the inside. He was morbidly obsessed with you and perceived any desire for freedom as a betrayal. For him, you weren't a separate person, but something that belonged only to him. And the more he feared losing you, the more dangerous he became.