Quite a risky scroll. Well played OP, well played.

I must be permanently stuck in the muck, since all I see is NSFW. What saves it from being such?

I had to scroll this full image into view and let me tell you. I was expecting something else.

Yeah, the internet has ruined me.

Imagine, if you will, a corridor: long, beige, and utterly unremarkable. Now imagine that same corridor as part of a person, breathing, blinking, and regarding you with quiet indignation. For Martin Hale, these two visions are one and the same.

Mr. Hale is a reasonable man in an unreasonable predicament. He opens a door and finds not a passageway, but a person. He averts his eyes out of courtesy only to walk headlong into a wall that insists it was never flesh at all. Doctors tell him his vision is perfect. Friends tell him to relax. Architects, however, have begun filing complaints.

Tonight’s story is not about desire, nor about indecency. It is about perception and what happens when the human mind, in a final act of rebellion, refuses to label the world correctly. For Mr. Hale, every hallway is exposed, every person an empty space to be passed through.

You are about to enter a place where context collapses, where the ordinary becomes profoundly inappropriate, and where the most dangerous thing is not what you see but what you think you’re seeing.

You’ve just stepped into…The Twilight Zone.

Looks more like a hallway than a Swedish car to me, but to each their own. Maybe it's like that dress that was either white and gold or black and blue.

Leading to a place that as Lemmy users, we may never see.

You might not need to squint. That looks like it could be real mahogany flooring.

Nice. That's at least a triple entendre, by my count.

That would be a good SCP: something that looks like a sexy human, but it's really just the backrooms' lure in the form of a hole in spacetime.

It's in the ceiling at the end of the hallway.

It's not bad, but I could do without it. Personally, I think a dark fabric covering on the ceiling would look better.