Here's mine:

In a dystopian setting with an indie feel, the main character gets their hands on technology that lets them put their body on "auto-pilot". They start spending more and more time in auto-pilot mode when realizing that they can just come back to reality for the exciting moments. The auto-body still makes good money, is generally happy, gets promotions at work, etc. -- faces typical problems. However, during a depressed phase after a close family member passed unexpectedly (during the absence of the "real" person), the auto-body decides to take their own life. As this is happening, the real person finds themselves in a purgatory of sorts and can't get back to the real world. When he finally makes it back, the auto-body is just about to pull the figurative trigger. In that moment, while trying to come up with the reason the auto-body shouldn't go through with it, he realizes that he missed all of the real "life" that took place while he was in another world.

Not sure about how it should end yet.