I don't know what I'm doing

I think the biggest thing mascot horror things need to get a grip on is the reasonable balance of cute/creepy. The mascot in question needs to be cute enough to realistically be for children but scary enough to actually make for effective horror. Most games always lean too far in either direction and idk maybe it's just me but immersion with these kinds of games are important for me to actually find enjoyment in them.

This has been sent to me four times today, so I'm condemning OP to be judged by the 42 and fall into Nuun.

It's funny how you can write a story where the characters are only men, and no one bats an eye, but as soon as you write a story where the characters are only women, and all of a sudden it's unrealistic and "obviously catering." Really not living up to the "men are seen as the default while women are the other" allegations.

i fucking hated your shoelaces this entire time

the thing about art is that sometimes you'll be moved to tears by stuff that is not very good

My favourite thing about that show is how he treats servers. It was also the source of some very intense fantasies when I was a barista of him busting into my cafe, calling my boss a fucking idiot, then taking me against the broken dishwasher.