I Spent Too Much Time On This

I spent too much time on this

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For real this makes me so happy thank you!!

Hulloooo! I hope you are having a lovely day/night... I was wondering if I could possibly request a doodle of Techno and Ranboo hanging out doing main character things! Remember to drink lots of water and get plenty of food and rest!!

thank you, make sure you get plenty of rest too! they are off to do main character things!

YO! THIS IS SICK!

dear Nintendo, a) thank you so so much vol 2, b) I still wish a playable Zelda pls

I am crying and that is okay 

Despite all of the war, murder, torture, and various supernatural horrors the Dream SMP has explored, I can specifically recall what exact theme makes me most uncomfortable. It was Puffy who said it initially: this server changes people. She's right, she brought up the concept that perfectly good people could join the SMP and have their moralities and lives warped to the point where they could not recognize them anymore.

She isn't wrong. Awesamdude went from the fatherly man who distributed pie to a murderer and feared prison warden. Quackity went from a lighthearted, comedic guy to a vengeful and manipulative torturer. Foolish was a peaceful builder god who now knows what death feels like and is being drawn back into his old destructive ways. Philza was hailed as a comforting father figure and now is an anarchist who destroyed a country and killed his son.

The idea that it is their society itself that changes them, that even good people can become bad in a world that encourages that development, is one of the hardest things for me to stomach about the Dream SMP. Many of the other issues it explores are either ones that many of us personally have not experienced, or ones that are presented in a deeply personal context and have characters actively struggling against them.

In our day and age, however, many of us are all too aware of the selfishness inherent in the capitalistic and consumerist world we live in, and the way it is very hard to trust any figure in power, because the way to gain power in our society is rarely through moral means. The Dream SMP also exhibiting a society where anyone can be corrupted and no one remains trustworthy is a little bit too real for me.

It's a deeper underlying issue that I myself did not realize until Puffy brought it up, but it's framed a great deal through the stories of the characters we've followed over the months. No one gets better, people only get worse, because the place they live in only rewards those who are worse.

"Be worse," Jack Manifold said, because he could see no other way to succeed.

In that light, the SMP is far easier viewed as a dystopia where even the most innocent are corrupted and none remain completely whole. "Good" isn't an undebatable word that can be used to describe a single character anymore. Niki decided to try to solve her issues by murdering a child, Ponk routinely traps and kills the people he's interested in, Ghostbur is dead. The only person who has never done anything wrong is Sam Nook, and he is a non autonomous robot who is under the control of his creator, a corrupt prison warden.

In a world like this, hope is hard to find. It parallels ours in a way that is far-too-real. And, unlike the many other more character-focused issues within the story, I doubt there is anything that will be done to fix it.

Babe wake up new sona just dropped

can you do 'sounds of crying' 6e tommy? :D

whys he cryin