Well written and designed to instill anxiety in the situations it puts you in. (That scenario when someone from your childhood instantly recognises you while you're left squinting at them awkwardly trying to be sure who they might be.) The ending kind of seemed to jump out suddenly until I figured perhaps it was never a real  haunted house after all and a lot of this was in the reader's mind as the way they were perceiving things as they try to navigate the stressful situations they need to go through to their appointment?

While there was a bit of dark humour, the ending was pretty poignant. Interesting choice that you can never actually logic your way out of a particular anxiety. To me, it felt ambiguous whether the various unfortunate coincidences and locations I wound up in were the result of a malevolent outside force, or just inside my head, which I guess is a pretty good simulation of social anxiety! 

Short anecdote: I realized quite late in life that the discomfort I felt regularly was in fact a simple manifestation of a social phobia that I never fully resolved, but which is much easier to manage now that it's been identified, and I've found the words to verbalize it. 

While playing, I totally recognized myself in the stupidity of not asking for help, even if it means making the situation worse. I found the narration realistic and well-written, so thank you for that! 

I'm wondering if there's a bug in this game; it ended very abruptly both times I played (but at different times--in my second playthrough, I was able to progress past where it ended the first time) in ways that didn't seem intentional. Wanted to let you know in case!