game design accelerationism. cramming as many dark patterns as you can into one game. gacha game where you have to pay weekly fees to keep the characters you've unlocked. they guilt you more and more the closer you get to the payment deadline. "did I mean nothing to you? after all the gems you spent to find me. I'll return to the nothingness if you don't pay the $24.99 you know. it's so dark and cold there. you really are a bad person…" the other characters start judging you too. you open the game and interrupt a cutscene between 2 characters talking behind your back. "I can't believe he's doing that to Princess Tits"
draw that girl dying tuesday
i think the greatest blessing in my life is sharing my birthday with my grandma 💜
ooooh mcsm witherstorm arc hits me so hard bc my grandma died of a muscle degenerative disease and petra gets wither sickness and also theres a pig dies and turns into a porkchop like dippity OKAY well that answers that. OKAY!!!!!
i got binta and olivia under a microscope rn figuring their characters out. black girls need more love!
"the masculine urge to" and whatever follows is one of the most irritating phrases ever conceived
the masculine urge to die in a last stand with the boys against overwhelming odds and take as many of the enemy with us as possible - guy who lives in the suburban united states
when i was a kid, my uncle got a few pigs and had all the family meet them! we loved them, there was one named dippity, i barely remember anything but loving dippity! the following christmas, each part of the family got large boxes full of pork products and my uncle said “you guys got dippity”. my mom burnt the bacon, we still ate dippity. we didnt need to do that. it was a gift. we got to meet dippity. at least we had that. theres no real moral here, im not mad at my uncle, it was formative for how i view death and life. i barely remember that pig as much as i barely remember my grandma. i love them both very very much. i love a lot of dead things very very much, and i think death actually amplifies love.