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New, very personal and stream-of-consciousness article I wrote about mourning someone who technically never existed. (Spoilers for the latest episode of The Owl House inside.) https://macaque.neocities.org/articles/mourn.html
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paintkiller
3 years ago
I wanted to hate both Good Omens and The Lego Batman movie because HoW cOuLd ThEy PoSsIbLy GeT iT RiGhT?! But they did and both are wonderful, for sure!
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HEY MACAQUE!!!!!!!!! i noticed u had a question about the transring, fortunately im also owner of the transring and i have a working page on my site!!!!: https://troy-sucks.neocities.org/transring.html
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troy-sucks
3 years ago
i tried to contact u earlier but stupid neocities wont let me comment on sites that dont follow me ;-;
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Remember how I said there should be a masterlist of Neocities webrings? Well I made one. It's made in rentry cuz I felt lazy. https://rentry.co/webring
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For what it's worth, I've had some similar, though still different, experiences of mourning fictional characters. A favorite who was not from a source of mine but who I did feel a deep sense of connection to died unexpectedly. I was devastated and spent some time trying to process it. I also have experienced grief at my own loss for one of my tougher fictionkin sources. All that to say...
I hope it helps to know you are not alone in this experience. Deep connections exist even for fiction and the experience of loss is a unique one