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Nicholas Howard
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Jason Barnes
Here comes the poltards to ruin the thread
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Isaac Walker
yeah,the notion of afterlife is wishful thinking at its finest,but it's quite comforting. I for example wish that all the good people are in a better place. Most recently I've been feeling a great deal of sorrow over that particular famous guy's death. He was taken from us a long time ago,the world was a different place back then. Not that much different as 100 years ago,of course,but it was still quite different. Sad to think about all the work he could have made if not for his tragic fate. That's why I do hope there's an afterlife in which his soul is in peace,he surely deserves it. On the matter,I don't know why his death fills me with sorrow,but it does. I never got to meet the guy in person,of course I didn't,I was still a child when he died also different countries,even so I do feel his death like he was a very close friend. Can't tell why so much sorrow,but there it is. So sad he was taken from us that long ago,what a waste of good talent and nice personality
Eli Baker
Hudson Brooks
Jackson Gonzalez
Ian Allen
Zachary Torres
Samuel Roberts
top kek
Aaron Jackson
Sebastian Ross
Logan Hernandez
Justin Rivera
Mason Watson
Zachary Reyes
Asher Lopez
Joseph Parker
Why do newfags come here and then bitch about Any Forums being Any Forums? I've started siding with the Any Forumstards out of pure spite of these fuckers.
Connor Howard
>don't like traps
>don't like furry
>don't even like cartoon porn
>DIAMOND FUCKING HARD when I see Bugs in drag
Why is this?
Brody Cox
Ryder Nelson
The father closes the door and then quietly wonders where he went wrong, what he could have done to make things right. Is it too late? Is his son really gone forever? He goes back to his bed and sees that, again, his wife isn't even facing him anymore. Her back is to him. It's been like that ever since "Amy" started. He knows she's not asleep and is trying not to cry, and she knows that he knows this, but it just easier for both of them to not address it. They don't know how to address it. Over years, minor annoyances - forgetting to lock a door, not making a reservation on time - begin to become the focus of bigger and bigger fights between the dad and mom. It's not the cause of the fight, it's just a vent for the anger and resentment they feel because of "Amy". It's just a way for them to finally voice their hurt and pain without directly calling it as it is. They divorce. Neither truly fights for custody and it's only for show that they attempt to claim custody of "Amy". Neither wants it. They both know that this thing that was their son is really to blame for the family falling apart.
Eventually "Amy" kills himself after failing to properly address his mental illness and instead allowing it to fester. (Rather, he embraced it, he promoted it.) As his dad looks at their old family photos, he feels a mixture of anger at "Amy" for destroying everything he loved for nothing and relief for finally being free of "Amy". And with that relief, is a tinge of guilt because he knows that deep down, that was his son.
Austin Harris
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