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Emily Skeletons
Emily Skeletons
@syntheskeleton.neocities.org
Making things that I would be a fan of (she/her, 🏳️⚧️) https://syntheskeleton.neocities.org
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This should never have to be something that the creator of one of the single most popular and influential pieces of media in modern times even THINKS, let alone feels the need to say. It feels trite but think about the impact your words have when you’re part of a millions-strong chorus of fans.
I'm sorry everybody. I really wish I could have been better for all of you.
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I stayed in what remained of my room for a few weeks after watching my funeral. The thought of never playing my guitar again broke my heart - the closest thing I had to purpose ripped away from me so suddenly. Worse yet, I was forced to persist as the world continued without me.
This had to be a bad dream, right? I tried to delude myself and rationalize how unrecognizable my home had become, but I could never explain away the "phasing through walls" thing. There was no other explanation: My spirit was somehow trapped in the living world, unable to cross into the afterlife.
I stayed in what remained of my room for a few weeks after watching my funeral. The thought of never playing my guitar again broke my heart - the closest thing I had to purpose ripped away from me so suddenly. Worse yet, I was forced to persist as the world continued without me.
This had to be a bad dream, right? I tried to delude myself and rationalize how unrecognizable my home had become, but I could never explain away the "phasing through walls" thing. There was no other explanation: My spirit was somehow trapped in the living world, unable to cross into the afterlife.
I stayed in what remained of my room for a few weeks after watching my funeral. The thought of never playing my guitar again broke my heart - the closest thing I had to purpose ripped away from me so suddenly. Worse yet, I was forced to persist as the world continued without me.
This had to be a bad dream, right? I tried to delude myself and rationalize how unrecognizable my home had become, but I could never explain away the "phasing through walls" thing. There was no other explanation: My spirit was somehow trapped in the living world, unable to cross into the afterlife.
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