This piece is an attempt at narrating what happens in the subconscious mind and body when the involuntary receiver/host tries to bury experienced day-to-day micro-aggressions coming from digital spaces. One micro-aggression may feel easy to brush off but if not dispelled or cured, the continuous exposure becomes highly toxic for mind and body. Without quality support and care, these suppressions seep into the body and can lead to health decline. The body ends up hosting these toxins and may even start to feel that they have become a part of the body, and may be passed on genetically to future generations.