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wiredphantom
4 months ago
This is just my advice to you......if someone has truly changed, forgive them. And if you want to move forward, try to forget too, because holding on will only keep you stuck. Forgiveness brings peace ......I say this from my own experience. Nothing good ever comes from clinging to bad memories or thoughts of revenge. By the way, what’s your MBTI?
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velvetblue
3 months ago
thank you for the advice, the understanding, and the support. it really does mean a lot to me. <3 my MBTI is apparently INFP, i never did the test until now, so im not quite sure what it means, but i hope its good lol
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xxlost-in-translationxx
3 months ago
thank you for sharing. ive been handling similar feelings of grief lately, and writing about what happened has been really validating when the people involved decide to ignore their uncomfortable history. ive been trying and failing to come to terms with my reality as it is now, knowing that i want to make space for the repressed past and for a future only limited by my abilities. havent figured it out yet
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tysm for following my site (although it is still the biggest wip I keep). Found your site by searching "persona" tag, wish I could be productive like you. Btw, how I create indie works on my site is experiencing foolycooly during making process
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to me blue feels like such an underrated, maybe commonly misutilized color, this site helps give it life. browsing it made me think of the obscure space solitude sim crystal pixels for a bunch of reasons, are you familiar with it?
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velvetblue
4 months ago
i wasnt familiar with it, but i played crystal pixels this morning out of curiosity and honestly it was a really good experience ^^ definitely matches my aesthetics well, thank you for the support and the recommendation <3
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For some reason smile reminded me of the book house of leaves.
my favorite for this update has gotta be embrace. despite the explicit disgust, frustration, and hesitance, the writer still honors the sense of obligation to something ugly, wet, dying and yet not dead. bridging the physical gap invites the question of when it will be our turn as the animal. it's comforting to me that there is somebody compassionate to witness the undoing