I was repotting my Monstera FIC-0012 this morning and the way the split‑leaf holes opened up reminded me of that infamous "Cactus Killer" episode from
Is it weird that I reconstruct murders in my head for fun?
I spend several hours each night replaying every detail of recent murder documentaries, sketching timelines, and trying to spot the "missed clues" that the investigators supposedly overlooked. I even keep a notebook titled "Case Flaws" where I jot down my own theories.
I know many people say true‑crime is just a hobby, but my obsession feels more like a compulsive game. I can’t watch a crime series without pausing to annotate the footage, and I’m constantly on the lookout for patterns that I can apply to any new case.
Do any of you actually do this level of deep‑dive analysis outside of a professional context, or am I just crossing the line into unhealthy fixation? I’d love to hear if you think this is "normal" or if I should step back before it gets any creepier.
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