VampireMeerkat

Pebbly fool, don't read any pages with the funny banner. Based on what I think to know about Digital Circus, I honestly wouldn't know where to start. The idea of people waking up in a Windows 95 installation disc demo game is an overdone genre in anime, and making the big end reveal that everyone's just a 3D character programmed to act like a real person equally disappointing, because it's hard to care about the emotional struggles of a robot/piece of software who acts "as intended". It's why the little girl's story in Detroit Become Human fell flat too. Maybe I'd rewrite it as a messed up parody of baby entertainment, like Happy Tree Friends, but humorous, self-aware, and with a bunch of misplaced psychological horror as part of the comedy.

Not necessarily.

Edd: "Y-Yes, my dearest. It won't happen again. Now, lie down, you need your rest." He tucks his delirious wife back in bed and sits himself down on the stool next to her. Things have not been the same after the incident, but Edd is a loyal husband. He promised to stay by her side, until death.. ..undoubtedly does them part..

Chapter 2 is the last installment I checked out.

I just won't die.

Have not, rarely watch movies.

Y-Yes, it was intentional, I am very intelligent and creative and attractive, after all.

No concept art, you missed nothing.

"Particularly" is a particular word. I've probably said it before that I gravitate towards fanart that mimics the/my art style and accurately portrays the featured character's appearance, personality, etc.

It's something I do routinely, Australian friend. Not every question is born equal. I only keep up the ones that have more than 2 hearts (suggesting every one of my fans loved it for some reason), I personally find interesting, or discuss a topic that may interest outsiders. Joke questions and stuff that should've been sent to me through private messaging I tend to delete.

The Netherlands was the first country to legalize same sex marriage, goed werk, makkers, but when talking about numbers, I don't know. Whether the Dutch are truly that special is hard to confirm, because there're a few social issues plaguing humanity that make it hard to accurately count how many non-straight people are walking the planet. Those who live in a country or community where a different sexual preference or identity leads to persecution won't let themselves known, meanwhile, other countries and communities celebrate different preferences and identities to the point it's considered "cool", or whatever word you want to use. If the Dutch are claimed to have a large homosexual population, I think that's only because they feel comfortable to be themselves here, compared to other countries. Over 50% of Dutch residents do not have a (definable/strong) religion; no god or priest to tell them that loving the same gender is bad conduct. Long story short, numbers like these will always be skewed by people still exploring themselves and people scared to explore themselves.

I don't know what to say. It's a tiny spoiler showing big chest.

..Come on. People who drop their pants for any random pretty face are losers, objectively. Bless those who respect their body and personal space. Some men are too hyperfocused on what it means to be a man, and somehow, having access to a woman's crotch keeps getting sold as the number 1 answer to that question. Dating someone just because they're pretty and eager is a recipe for disaster. Seek love that lasts, not lust that lasts maybe a week.

It's not a good idea to stick around in an area where droves of less accepting ex-girlfriends live. Bubba wasn't truly in love with anyone -if that wasn't obvious- so why would he stay for this one self-loathingly desperate person. Besides that, desperate people aren't attractive.

I can't, but I'll do a quick browse and attempt it. 1. "Using today's politics.." / "..counter-politics to win yourself a date" 2. "The Kanker brothers having a nice family breakfast" 3. "It'll never be over, you coward" 4. "MAY THE FIRST" 5. "Today is the day for a crazy bitch"

That's a dual-genre I've not kept myself busy with. Officially, RPGs are games wherein the player character grows stronger over time and you can customize in what sense, and I don't think I've ever had a game like that in my possession. Horror interests me little and I like classic RPGs. I have two Vampire: The Masquerade games, Google claims those count, but they don't make me think of "horror" and I never finished them. If with RPG you just mean games wherein you grow stronger and there's somewhat of a story, I liked Carrion. Too short, though.

None of them are a match, but perhaps Rowlet. Soulless eyes, kickable shape, is awake at night, and the Wiki claims it likes small and dark spaces.