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https://www.furaffinity.net/view/31284546/
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My hobby: Reading the comments
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/31284546/
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/27861190/
Posted using PostyBirb
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
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Size 996 x 3698px
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Cursed to constantly look at things that upset you, trying to "Save" characters from situations that should "kill" them.
"No! Erakir! I will save you!" *Rewinds time and saves Erakir from the deadly situation he's in*
Erakir: ...Do you mind? I'm literally just having Ice cream with a friend!
"No! Erakir! I will save you!" *Rewinds time and saves Erakir from the deadly situation he's in*
Erakir: ...Do you mind? I'm literally just having Ice cream with a friend!
“One too many refrigerators dropped on his head?”
“Naaah! He's a toon. You can drop anything you want on his head, he'll shake it off.”
So to all the DumbFoxes out there: relaaaax~
(Also it’s great to see not only DumbFox again but BunnyVictim too~ [Bonus points for the taco callback lol~])
“Naaah! He's a toon. You can drop anything you want on his head, he'll shake it off.”
So to all the DumbFoxes out there: relaaaax~
(Also it’s great to see not only DumbFox again but BunnyVictim too~ [Bonus points for the taco callback lol~])
Pretty close, but not quite the right mockery.
They typically see out the same people in hopes they ‘rectify’ the mistake.
Think of it like an addiction, where it’s no fun, but you MUST do it to try to get the happy feeling.
Imagine the reader with DOZENS of ‘comforts’, eating, curled up in a corner and crying, staring obsessively at the screen, just being VERY VERY obsessed.
(Yes, I’m a bit of a drama writer, but it does go a little like that)
(To be honest, I’m kinda grateful they exist. They keep us from getting off-track and becoming too 13+ or even mature, and remind us that happy endings aren’t simply lazy copouts, only the execution is.)
They typically see out the same people in hopes they ‘rectify’ the mistake.
Think of it like an addiction, where it’s no fun, but you MUST do it to try to get the happy feeling.
Imagine the reader with DOZENS of ‘comforts’, eating, curled up in a corner and crying, staring obsessively at the screen, just being VERY VERY obsessed.
(Yes, I’m a bit of a drama writer, but it does go a little like that)
(To be honest, I’m kinda grateful they exist. They keep us from getting off-track and becoming too 13+ or even mature, and remind us that happy endings aren’t simply lazy copouts, only the execution is.)
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