𝕡𝕚𝕩𝕖𝕝 𝕓𝕦𝕓𝕓𝕝𝕖

i feel like we don't take seriously enough how little comments on a post can change someone's entire day. of course we don't have to comment on everything everytime but if we all did it a little more i'm sure the community would be waaay more fun and enjoyable. the amount of incredible posts i see that have literally no comments is just baffling me. i consider myself really lucky to have that kind of interactions on my blogs, and i try my best to pass it on, but my efforts are some tiny drops in this ocean of countless lonesome posts and i feel genuinely sad about it. if anyone comments something i've made from now on i've decided to do the same for them! it's just common online courtesy and i think that everyone here deserves a great deal of warmth and appreciation ♡

i personally follow so many blogs that my dash is completely clogged up, so when anyone comes at me and shows interest istg it's the best way to have lots of interactions from me afterwards. i'm on this platform to share with lovely people thus when i see one i feel the urge to give love back and take interest in what they are doing! imo that is what community is about. this is how bonding works

Vander: I've always liked the name Violet. Silco: *snorts a line* Hey, you know what I like?

hearing the sims being called a "cozy game" is so ??? because i grew up playing the sims 1 and thats one of the most evil games ever created. and no, not intentionally evil, this is beyond will wright's hands. what i'm saying is that a foul fae spirit invaded the sims files and has permeated every sims 1 installation since. there is a malicious, foreboding presence in that game hiding behind the quirky, comic-sans labelled veneer, and if you meditate quietly for too long in its presence something tragic will happen