[ WP ] Each person is born with the ability to consciously *snap* their mind as many times as wanted . Each snap unlocks a superpower with a mental illness in tow . The stronger the power , the more severe case of mental illness you get .

Some say it was Satan's way of tempting us or the gods way of judging us. Some claimed it to be aliens. Plenty more considered it evolution. 
 
 Me? I'm going with the whole gist of'I do n't know how it started, that does n't matter, it's here now.' 
 
 15 Years ago, at the peak of the twenty first century, everyone gained the same ability - to'break' reality, to change themselves to'snap' their minds. You basically break a piece off, in return you unlock some form of power - be it near useless or something out of a comic book. 
 
 People had varying amounts of control, but one thing remained common... the larger the power, the greater the hole left behind - and that hole -always- filled itself with bad stuff. 
 
 Once people learned how to'snap' their minds, there were thousands of vegetables worldwide who ignored the warnings everyone gave them, the powers of gods locked in a empty husk in a mind. 
 
 So people began to try and find the'edge', where they keep their mind intact but still gained hefty powers. Chaos ensued shortly after. 
 
 Major city's burnt and rioted as violent powers were soon given to those were now insane psychopaths. People who chose to do good or to heal any disease soon found themselves suicidal and depressed, never able to live long enough to use their powers the way they'd truly wanted. 
 
 So the art of training ones mind to control exactly how much you snap and what powers you gain became the trend. I joined one of those once - they were very helpful in getting me where I am now. Of course plenty of people abused this and got subtle, weak powers while able to keep their mind more-or-less steady enough to use them correctly. 
 
 There's the unending war of'super heroes' who took their powers to defend the innocent who refused to risk their minds from the'super-villains' who'd taken more power they can control and had gone mad. 
 
 My father had been one of these super villains - he'd been away in middle east, fighting the latest conflict we'd decided to get involved with - and he wanted the power to end it without losing anymore lives. Word has it he's still rampaging through the desert, slaughtering indiscriminately. 
 
 My mother is still a Senior Doctor, she wanted the ability to close flesh and wounds the like with the touch of a finger - able to perform conflicted operations in seconds and save countless lives. Sadly this gave her late-stage Alzheimer's and the next day she gets into work she's forgotten the name of all the patients she has saved, and quite often mine too. 
 
 I however am the first in attempting a very particular type of snap - the reverse snap. Lose a power, regain a mental ability. I've suffered with both depression and autism my entire life until I tried this. I've lost the'power' to speak and move my legs. But personally, I think I've become the most powerful of them all - finally able to appreciate life for what it truly is.
