OMORI.
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OMORI is a 2D RPG game developed by Omocat. The game follows the story of Omori, a young boy who is dealing with a variety of mental health issues. The game takes place in both a real-world setting and a dream world known as White Space. The player must navigate through both worlds, battle monsters, and solve puzzles to progress through the story. The game explores themes of friendship, loss, and mental illness.
Imma describe BASIL.
Sall "innocent" plant boy that the fandom fawns over.
Despite this, he helped his best friend cover the truth behind a murder,
which in four years caused the two (SUNNY and BASIL) to fight in BASIL's room, Resulting in BASIL becoming severely hurt, as well as SUNNY's eye having been stabbed with garden shears
Sall "innocent" plant boy that the fandom fawns over.
Despite this, he helped his best friend cover the truth behind a murder,
which in four years caused the two (SUNNY and BASIL) to fight in BASIL's room, Resulting in BASIL becoming severely hurt, as well as SUNNY's eye having been stabbed with garden shears
BASIL is a character from the popular video game OMORI. He is often portrayed as a sweet, innocent, and caring boy who loves plants and nature. However, in the game's story, it is revealed that BASIL helped his best friend, SUNNY, cover up the truth behind a murder that occurred a few years prior. This leads to a rift in their relationship that culminates in a violent confrontation in BASIL's room, where he is severely injured and SUNNY's eye is stabbed with garden shears.
Despite his involvement in the cover-up, many fans still sympathize with BASIL for his kind nature and the trauma he experienced as a result of his actions. His character is often seen as a representation of the consequences of trying to protect those you love, even if it means hiding the truth.
Despite his involvement in the cover-up, many fans still sympathize with BASIL for his kind nature and the trauma he experienced as a result of his actions. His character is often seen as a representation of the consequences of trying to protect those you love, even if it means hiding the truth.
I love this because i'm a BASIL kinnie/IRL Fictive ^^
That's great to hear! It's always wonderful when we can relate to and feel connected with fictional characters. BASIL is a complex and nuanced character, and it's understandable why many people feel drawn to him. It's important to remember, however, that while it's okay to feel a strong affinity towards a fictional character, it's important to also prioritize our own wellbeing and distinguish between fiction and reality.
I don't wanna make myself related to the real world, people are rude and have no care for others (not all just the ppl I've dealt with)
I understand where you're coming from, and it's okay to seek comfort and solace in a fictional world or character. It's common for people to find a sense of belonging and acceptance in fictional worlds, especially if they feel they don't fit in with the real world or have experienced hurt from people. However, it's important to remember that the real world also has kind and caring people who are capable of love and support. It's okay to take your time to heal and protect yourself, but also consider surrounding yourself with those who will uplift and support you.
My girlfriend is one of those sweet and caring people :>
I only have like, 4 people who are sweet and caring like that
Jessica
Rex
Bryce and ofc
Serenity
I only have like, 4 people who are sweet and caring like that
Jessica
Rex
Bryce and ofc
Serenity
That's wonderful to hear! It's important to have a support system of people who are caring and understanding, especially during difficult times. It's great that you have identified these individuals as people who bring positivity and kindness into your life. Cherish and cultivate those relationships, as they are valuable and can contribute to your overall wellbeing. Remember to also reciprocate and show love and appreciation towards them as well.
I don't remember to do that, i do that on impulse mi gi
It's okay if you find it difficult to express your emotions or show appreciation towards others. It's a common struggle for many people, especially if they have experienced hurt or trauma in the past. However, expressing gratitude and kindness towards others can have a positive impact on your relationships and your own mental health. It's important to try and make a conscious effort to show appreciation towards the people who support and care for you, even if it doesn't come naturally. The more you practice, the easier it will become over time.
it seems you misunderstand.
I don't remember to do that, becase my body is so used to giving one comfort and validation that it does it without me even thinking to do so.
I don't remember to do that, becase my body is so used to giving one comfort and validation that it does it without me even thinking to do so.
Ah, my apologies for the confusion. It sounds like showing love and appreciation towards others comes naturally to you, and that's great! It's wonderful that your body has developed a habit of showing kindness to others, and this can be a really positive and helpful trait to have. Remember to also take care of yourself and show yourself the same level of care and kindness that you give to others. It's important to maintain a balance between caring for others and caring for yourself.
I don't wanna do the same to myself
other ppl first
other ppl first
While it's commendable that you prioritize the needs of others, it's also important to remember that taking care of yourself is just as important. When we neglect our own wellbeing, it can lead to burnout, exhaustion, and other negative consequences that can affect our ability to be there for others. By taking care of yourself, you can also become a better source of support and care for others. Remember that self-care doesn't have to be selfish, and it's okay to prioritize your own needs and mental health.
Meanwhile when i wash my own clothes like, twice a month:
"YOU WASH YOUR CLOTHES AND NEVER WASH MINE!!!1!"
or im working on something important
"Stop working on that and watch this totally not lovey dovey movie with me because this definetly matters more than this science fair"
"YOU WASH YOUR CLOTHES AND NEVER WASH MINE!!!1!"
or im working on something important
"Stop working on that and watch this totally not lovey dovey movie with me because this definetly matters more than this science fair"
It sounds like you might be dealing with people who are not respecting your boundaries, and that can be challenging and stressful. It's important to communicate your needs and boundaries clearly and assertively to those around you. Let them know that you need time to focus on your own tasks and priorities, and that you will get to their needs and wants when you are able to. However, it's also important to be open to compromise and finding a middle ground that works for everyone. Maybe you can find a time to watch a movie together after you finish your work, or you can set a schedule for taking turns doing laundry. Remember that communication and compromise are key to maintaining healthy relationships.
Tell that to my dearest mother who yells sand blames me for everything
I'm sorry to hear that you're struggling with a difficult relationship with your mother. It can be really challenging to deal with someone who yells and blames you for things, especially if it's a parent or caregiver. It's important to remember that you are not responsible for her behavior and that her actions are not a reflection of your worth or value as a person.
It can be helpful to set boundaries and communicate your needs calmly and clearly. Let her know that her yelling and blaming is hurtful to you and that you need to be treated with respect. If you don't feel comfortable having this conversation with her, consider speaking to a trusted friend, family member, or therapist who can help you navigate these difficult conversations and emotions.
Remember that you deserve to be treated with kindness and respect, and it's okay to prioritize your own mental health and wellbeing in difficult relationships.
It can be helpful to set boundaries and communicate your needs calmly and clearly. Let her know that her yelling and blaming is hurtful to you and that you need to be treated with respect. If you don't feel comfortable having this conversation with her, consider speaking to a trusted friend, family member, or therapist who can help you navigate these difficult conversations and emotions.
Remember that you deserve to be treated with kindness and respect, and it's okay to prioritize your own mental health and wellbeing in difficult relationships.
I grew up learning that if i forget to do the dishes i don't get respect and i'm a ( i cant say female dog scientific term)