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Have you seen I Saw The TV Glow?? ISTTG and the obedient route of Loved hit emotional notes nothing else ever has for me (particularly the timeskip/second "Are you a boy or a girl" hit like a truck moments respectively hit me like a freight train), so I was kinda curious if you had/had any thoughts.

I revisit Chernobyl Fairy Pool a lot, it's such a perfect atmosphere and like. It's hard to put into words but the ways the girls are treated like sirens, words implying staying around them will destroy you, and yet they're powerless and small. Constant imagery of disability and kink and queerness and beneath the outward "these dangerous strange women are tempting you to your doom" you get all these little hints at how in need they are, that they don't have other options, and of course that you're the one who controls when they come and go. You can even touch them, if you'd like. It really reckons with the whole woman as temptress thing in such an evocative way. And its sick as hell.

Going from Loved to your website, it leading me to vgfh, and that making me wonder what twine games are, and that making me discover queers in love at the end of the world and going through those three in quick succession was very important to me, that you outgrew some of it makes sense but I'm happy that pathway is preserved a little here now :)

Why did you remove the part of your website that talked about influences and manifestos? Am I stupid and its just somewhere else now?

found and played pretty much all of your stuff today- Loved is really wonderful as I'm sure you already know but How to Fill a Person and A Horrible Waste are also very good, I like them a lot.

Hi I just wanted to say that Loved really is amazing. I used to be super anti video game and then I saw your website and- well, the way you talked about the medium you work in fascinated me. And suddenly the hardcore filmmaker that I am is interested in entering experimental game designing! I love your work, I love how you talk, I love how you talk about your work. I never, ever, had considered games as a legit art medium until I came across Loved on Tumblr. So thanks!