The Writings of Spite

Danganronpa hyperfixation come back to me,,, come back go me Danganronpa hyperfixation,,,

I might be back. Not sure yet.

When I made this account nearly two years ago, I thought it was the lowest point my life would ever hit. I had just entered a massive relapse (that I still haven't left.) And everything felt meaningless. I made the account because "everything is pointless anyway. Might as well indulge on what most people think is stupid."
          
          Well get ready for round two, that was child's play. Its so much worse this time around.

The cover art for Wait Mastermind is so old, I desperately need to remake it.

Looking back on old comments I made is honestly so fucking funny. I never had an ounce of shame or forethought about what I said oh my fucking god.

A hurt/comfort fic where one character has bulimia. But instead of healing and recovering like it was nothing, the bulimic character shows the actual symptoms of bulimia and dies from it.
          (Swollen cheeks, bloating, brittle teeth, inability to keep any food down even when not trying to purge, swollen and potentially even ripped organs, the potential for broken ribs, or purging outright stopping their heart.)
          
          I wish people actually portrayed these symptoms instead of acting like all it is, is discarding half ingested food.

I was planning to write this week, but I ended up overdosing on tylenol and aspirin.
          
          Oops.

Does anyone have any tips on how to get your entity to stop talking about "Fetus Hinata"?
          
          It won't stop.
          
          Send help.

You're trimonthly reminder that I have not abandonned "Wait Mastermind."
          
          My excuse?
          
          I'm insecure. That's all. I worry about possible mischaracterization. Or otherwise writing in an amateur style. So I've been avoiding it. 
          
          Apologies.

I wouldn't say accidentally severing the tip of my finger shallow enough not to draw blood, but wide enough to scar is exactly a noteworthy injury. But it's odd that it happened twice within a year.