#cringe post

It’s Monday morning.

You blink a few times, wondering why your phone alarm didn’t go off.

One moment your life is normal (but boring) and overnight that changes. He is in your bed. His arms wrapped around your waist as he spoons you from behind. You can feel his warm breath tickle the nape of your neck, offering you consolation that this is not a dream.

You remember going to bed playing your game, obsessing over this man. Now he is behind you, grinding himself against your soft cheeks. His scent was comforting. His voice settled your soul.

“Sylus? Is that really you?” You can see his silver hair from the corner of your eye.

“Have your doubts? Having trouble remembering our conversation from last night?”

You press your lips together and try to dig through your groggy memories. Ah yes. He did say he would find a way for us to be together. But you just brushed it off as an in game prompt.

“I thought you were programmed to say that to everyone”, you explain your hesitation.

“Who’s everyone? You’re the only one I ever talked to, sweetie”, he whispers into your ear while pressing himself firmly against your back.

“Still think you are dreaming? Why don’t we test that. I heard wet dreams can be an excellent way to start your day”.

Past Oliva, present Oliva

I've always wanted to post his backstory, but I was too lazy to do it

there is this one motherfucking troll in that app that keeps saying nasty words on toshiya's posts. no wonder tocchi is not active on his personal account lately. obviously, toshiya is not that dumb to translate non-japanese tweets. we already reported her 2 accounts but she has other several backup accounts that needs to be reported as well *sigh*

censoring yourself is redacting topics, changing themes, being as advertiser friendly as possible if we're talking about online content.

working around censors means you're still getting a banned point across, but doing so in a way that doesn't immediately get you or who you're talking about caught.

if information is accurate and if that information gets shared, it sucessfully avoided the censors.

also, newspeak is. Not any of that. Newspeak is a set of language guidelines imposed on citizens, NOT the words they used to avoid getting in trouble. SESTA FOSTA and KOSA are "newspeak."

not words like "unalive." 1984 is, at best, a surface level comparison. Newspeak is what's happening when the word transgender gets semantically shifted by a governing body to "mean" terrorism. Newspeak is NOT calling a protest a "pr0t3st."

yes, the words you use matter, but if you're posting a link to someone's life-or-death campaign, and you call it a "collections event" instead, zero meaning is lost, but your post also doesn't get taken down as quickly. That's very different than nbc news using applause sounds when they show video of trump, or someone censoring a genocide by calling it a "war."

cool? i promise, no one gives a shit if reading the word suicide triggers you or a hypothetical audience member, that has nothing to do with why it's spelled "sewerslide" in youtube videos.