It’s wild to me seeing that someone suggested the OSGrid staff should’ve given warning before taking the servers down for, presumably, a month, and their response was something like “you should be backing up your inventory regularly” 🫪

The store I work at has a pride sign up in the backroom but I know for sure and personal experience if I decided to come out a 2nd time it’d probably be as violent or more-so than it was in 2012 when I worked for the same company in a different location

If all the entities in Kane’s Backrooms are some variation of the complex creating bad human copies, then does it stand to reason the “bacteria” is actually a killer human nervous system 🤔

I don’t understand how there are people who didn’t understand the end of Backrooms, it was pretty straightforward

Am I reading this wrong or are you being charged 2000 a week for housing? Do you want to sue your landlord?

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The world isn’t ready

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I think one of the major issues that persists in discourse, is you say something might be a privilege, something someone unconsciously enjoys or benefits from, and they take it as an attack on their person, as if they’re bad

Which isn’t it at all, but then the bad ppl respond to it, and it’s like

I wouldn’t survive the Backrooms, I’d hide in a corner, then I’d stumble over an infinite pit of darkness trying to find water

One of these people asked me like “if you have no support network, no tangible offline friends, what do you have to lose by being ‘out’ again”

Well, for one, my dreams, my goals, my aspirations. Or that if I die it wouldn’t even be a blip on anyone’s radar

The funny thing about people who try to be trolls in the mix of spitting their brand of discourse at me, is if they had to experience what I have over the past 2 decades they wouldn’t be talking at all