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Just a random doodle of the two in black and white, they're both cute!
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How very true. And, *Snugs*, I have you to thank for being able to see them. :)
Asriel reminds me a lot of what it is like to be a shy kid around a lot of outgoing people. He wants to be an active part of what his mom, dad, and Chara do. However he just can't bring himself to not think of all the possible 'consequences'. As a result, he hesistates, worries, and is labelled 'crybaby'.
I think, as I write as if I'm talking, my Peep is very much like Asriel. Peep worries about more things than I ever worried about at his age. This says a lot given my ongoing doctor appointments, being teased, not being able to play school sports, etc. Peep likes to do things, but worries so much about outcomes that he has this unneeded guard up as he just worries he is going to be afflicted by a terrible disease, fatal brain and/or heart problem, etc. It holds him back from being happy and, truly, he just wants to be 'okay'. I imagine this is Asriel, too. Capable of a lot while worrying about everything.
It's not easy to 'throw caution to the wind'. I used to be far more guarded before I lost my eyesight for the last time. Now I just do things and don't think much of doing them. There are things, like social settings, which make me uncomfortable. However I have lost a lot of fear and self-loathing with time.
I wonder, if Asriel did not perish and become Flowey, if he would have eventually grown out of being a 'crybaby' and became a super-caring leader like his mom?
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Alphys fits well with Asriel as, despite her smarts, she is extremely worried about how she is seen, definitely lacks in self-confidence, and has taken on a lot of blame for trying to help monsters through her science.
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Maybe the two could be a part of a therapy group for moving past their fears and shame towards embracing life and knowing that bad things happen, but those bad things do not mean the end of who and what you are?
Asriel reminds me a lot of what it is like to be a shy kid around a lot of outgoing people. He wants to be an active part of what his mom, dad, and Chara do. However he just can't bring himself to not think of all the possible 'consequences'. As a result, he hesistates, worries, and is labelled 'crybaby'.
I think, as I write as if I'm talking, my Peep is very much like Asriel. Peep worries about more things than I ever worried about at his age. This says a lot given my ongoing doctor appointments, being teased, not being able to play school sports, etc. Peep likes to do things, but worries so much about outcomes that he has this unneeded guard up as he just worries he is going to be afflicted by a terrible disease, fatal brain and/or heart problem, etc. It holds him back from being happy and, truly, he just wants to be 'okay'. I imagine this is Asriel, too. Capable of a lot while worrying about everything.
It's not easy to 'throw caution to the wind'. I used to be far more guarded before I lost my eyesight for the last time. Now I just do things and don't think much of doing them. There are things, like social settings, which make me uncomfortable. However I have lost a lot of fear and self-loathing with time.
I wonder, if Asriel did not perish and become Flowey, if he would have eventually grown out of being a 'crybaby' and became a super-caring leader like his mom?
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Alphys fits well with Asriel as, despite her smarts, she is extremely worried about how she is seen, definitely lacks in self-confidence, and has taken on a lot of blame for trying to help monsters through her science.
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Maybe the two could be a part of a therapy group for moving past their fears and shame towards embracing life and knowing that bad things happen, but those bad things do not mean the end of who and what you are?
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