There are so many things I have wanted to get rid of for a long time. They stood sentinel to the worst periods of my life yet ill fit my current objectives. I am glad to remember that they are simply things and not Things, and would do better having served their purpose and then discarded than to be preserved as a chain binding my present self from moving beyond them. Of course this cycle will repeat many times in my life, as the brain seeks its pleasant things and creature comforts, but this will help me enjoy trimming the fat from my world so that life is a finer cut worth cooking.
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This is a really good representation of chronic illness. The breadth of experience covered in only five characters is incredible, and each of them shows a unique side of disability that people don't mention. How they, as individuals, get dismissed and shifted aside. Elderly that aren't given proper care, the social stigma that disabled people operating in an abled society face. The struggles of daily life managing pain, and how controlled and expensive medication is. The stigma that healthy people have against "unusual" symptoms. Also, all the art is incredible. I love the raw emotion in the close up of Sloane. I've definitely felt that way quite a few times about quite a few facts of my life.
Really good and impressive game! I love the designs sooo much, especially how you leant into the monstrous aspects. Also "proud?" to report I got the "good" ending first try!!! (mostly because I didn't realize you could walk behind the book to speak with her/offer the gift but shhh) and I will say, as cliche as it sounds, I think its my favorite ending!!! They shared about themselves, it was so cute!!! Also, as someone who is seixure-prone TYSM for including a flashing lights toggle TuT
possibly the BEST game ever made!!!! ive always thought the mimics were SO cute!!! so far my only issue is I cant seem to find that last book for the kasma frame T_T ive read the three little mimics, reployer, medical, meuromorphism note, moonbase, and project terrarium, but I cant seem to.find the last book.

