The Midnight Carnival of Choices: Where the Rides Don't Follow Safety Regulations (Potter's WHIM Girls' Night In: Disruptor)

The Midnight Carnival of Choices: Where the Rides Don't Follow Safety Regulations (Potter's WHIM Girls' Night In: Disruptor)

What happens when you stop pretending your choices make sense? You walk into a carnival at midnight where the rides don't follow safety regulations and the games are rigged in favor of truth. You gather 3-8 brave souls. And together, you spend the next few hours interrogating the choices you make, the patterns you repeat, and the stories you tell yourself about why you do what you do. Welcome to the Midnight Carnival of Choices. This is not gentle self-discovery. This is permission-based disruption wrapped in carnival chaos. You'll meet eight carnival guides who each offer a different lens on your life: the Ringmaster who makes you perform your truth center ring, the Fortune Teller who names what you already know but won't say, the Funhouse Phantom who warps your certainties until you see clearly, and five others who show up when you need them most. Here's how it works: Most chapters, you choose your own guide from the voices who appear. It's individual. Personal. You pick the character who either calls to you or makes you nervous. Then, at certain fork moments, your whole group votes on which direction to take together. Do you want the Hall of Mirrors or the Carousel of Maybe? The Jester's Ultimatum or the Tightrope of Secrets? This Interactive Journey format means every group's experience is different. Your path through the carnival depends on what you're ready to face and what your people need to explore together. You'll discover: Which patterns you've been defending that no longer serve you - The gap between what you say you want and what your choices actually create - Where you've been choosing unconsciously and how to choose on purpose - What your decisions cost you, and whether you're willing to pay it This will take 2-3 hours. It requires witnesses. It invites honesty that might make you squirm. It creates space for laughter in the middle of hard truths. And when you leave, you'll have a different relationship to your choices. What you need: 3-8 people willing to get uncomfortable together. Snacks. Drinks. Maybe a journal, but don't get fancy about it. This is low-risk in terms of what you bring, high-reward in terms of what you'll discover. What you don't need: Therapy credentials, perfect insight, or the ability to fix each other. You're here to witness, choose, and practice. The carnival does the rest. The lights are on. The gates are open. Your people are waiting. And the choices you've been making without thinking are about to get interrogated by carnies who don't care about your explanations. Ready to see yourself with uncomfortable clarity? The carnival changes you. The question is: are you willing to be changed?