There's this really weird twitter account that seems like some kind of weird ARG about a girl who's in a relationship with her dad. This has definitely been talked about here before but I'm captivated for some reason by this.
There's this really weird twitter account that seems like some kind of weird ARG about a girl who's in a relationship...
Owen Cruz
Logan Nelson
then wtf are you waiting for, post it
Michael Jenkins
This isn't a cover for an actual book that appears to currently exist but I'll provide a comic anyway.
Logan Gomez
how do you know its an ARG and not an actual girl (unlikely i know)
Austin Russell
The associated AO3 account seems to out this as a work of fiction, but to be honest, I do have my doubts.
Bentley Richardson
Saw it on baraag. Couldn't tell if it was personal stories or not, but just seems like roleplaying.
Benjamin Bennett
why does her dad mirage from apex legends?
Hudson Brooks
Because they're on this board to shill it
Colton Jackson
>lolcow culture has gotten so bad that now we have fictional vtuber cows
you have a problem
Jackson Allen
i read the ao3 account of it. it seems to be just that, a sort of meta story. the ao3 document is structured like a journalistic post, complete with fake headlines, audio transcriptions, tumblr threads, and an entire invented fake webcomic. works/36003424
it seems to go a step further, as she seems to be roleplaying intensively at @deadspacedog. every facet of this twitter account, from the linktree to the tone of the posts to the art she posts, seems to be in service of the above narrative. it's actually pretty impressive, and really blurs the line between reality in fiction in a very internet specific way. i unironically think this is a uniquely modern work of fiction, with a commentary on fandom, fiction/reality relation, and the role of the mob in influencing one's psyche.
but then again this is all in service of the main character fucking her dad so unless there's some 4D extra long term narrative chess going on it's probably a testament to how far a person will go for their fetish, which is admirable in a different sort of way...i think.
Asher Anderson
or it could be a comic by some degenerate girl who fucks her dad. Many such cases.
William Anderson
They kissed and boned and it got me off. All else is just gravy.
Caleb Cooper
it's interesting when the author seems so invested in taboo shipping when the actual narrative of the piece is very anti-taboo. essentially, real people shippers strained the relationship between the main character and her father into entering an incestuous relationship. the text states that the acts of the fandom directly contributed to the formation of their relationship.
also it doesn't work too well when the author draws the dad like some sort of suave early-30s artschool type and not like. what dads look like.
Jaxson Scott
>also it doesn't work too well when the author draws the dad like some sort of suave early-30s artschool type and not like. what dads look like.
Maybe that's why she wants to fuck her dad
Connor James
This is just polyglotplatypus
Robert Wood
>also it doesn't work too well when the author draws the dad like some sort of suave early-30s artschool type and not like. what dads look like.
Eh I can see it, a 46 year old today isn't your stereotypical 46 year old. Everyone seems to think that they start turning into joe whitebread at 35, but I've seen plenty of art guys try to hold onto the youthful look. He's probably not as cute as he's drawn but she says she flatters both of them.
Isaiah Green
I want someone to psychoanalyze these characters, like what kind of mental issues they would have in medical terms if they were real people.
Jose Scott
Is there anything I can masturbate to?
Aaron Long
>can't
Fixed for u
Brody Reyes
These things are hard to understand.
Carter Collins
>all that “strong male interest” towards the bottom right