Stop using AI, that won't make you shift. Ë àŒ âïœĄË
đow to stop using AI for shifting, loa, etc
â Ik there is some post like this SOMEWHERE but I couldn't find it anymore and it honestly had things I wouldn't do so welcome to thisâ long list to help u out! Because no...asking chatgpt to write the life of ur dreams won't help....ALSO this post isn't just for shifting but it's also for everyone that wants to not use AI ! (Ill be updating it, add ideas if u want)
â„ïž đącripting
hand writing
app called Ellipsus (cute themes & no ai)
actually think and write down all ur ideas for affirmations, then decide ur fav
not getting inspo from anyone and let it be ur own journey
â„ïž đor đlaims
pinterest or any social media
just visualizing/describing
edit ur own photo
play dress up / doll making games
SIMS 4 and mods
â„ïž đharacter ai
write stories
read fanfics
watch movies/series that u think they might like
script / write how they make u feel
write in their perspective
SHIFT
đĄemember that using AI won't rlly solve any problem u have in manifestation because it's not YOU, an AI doesn't make the shift, it doesn't change their assumptions, and it's not good for the environment so...
Autism is some monkey's paw sort of shit, you've got the power to give people the most devastating rip-your-scalp-off level insults that will haunt them for life, with a completely straight face, but the catch is that you don't do it on purpose and also have no idea that you're doing it at all before people get mad at you for no apparent reason again.
We all gonna forget that Gary got kidnapped, knocked out and got permanent brain damage from Operation Blackout after the EPF used Herbertâs biological instincts to hibernate against him?
So the thing is boobs really do be jiggling. If having breasts has taught me anything it is that the ladies frolic. I don't even have that large of boobs but every time I go down some stairs all I can think about is that stupid quote about boobing breastily down the stairs or whatever it is because God Damn.
But anime and video game boob jiggling is like. The most uncanny valley shit I've ever seen nine times out of ten. You would think people this horny about tits would have actually looked at some but I guess not.
What we really need is some pervert to compile the ultimate visual guide to boob bouncing physics that's just like 500 hours of meticulously organized videos of breasts of different size and shape and under different fabrics bouncing around from a wide variety of physical movements so horny game devs can finally get it right and I don't have to be creeped out by women who appear to have surgically implanted softballs in their chest under skin made of rubber bands.
My Interpretation of Mike in FNAF 2 (Based more on the Novel)
OrâŠ
Mike Schmidt's Problem âšïž
While reading the FNAF 2 novel, I realized that Mike is a much deeper character than he appears to be in the movie. Iâve seen a lot of people commenting that he was misrepresented in this second movie or that âheâs not the Mike from FNAF 1,â but if you really think about it, heâs still exactly the same person. The difference is that we saw his less friendly side this time around.
We know heâs a guy whoâs traumatized by the loss of his brother, and, in a way, his parents. So from the very beginning, he shows a tendency to blame himself for things that are beyond his control. And this becomes very evident when he tells Vanessa that he needed to âfix the fact that Abby misses her friends,â âfix his family,â and âfix her.â But Iâll come back to that point later.
Consequently, just as he blames himself for things beyond his control, he also shows a constant need to solve the problems of those around him, and guess what? Those arenât within his control either. And that creates a vicious cycle.
The fact that Vanessa doesnât talk about her past only makes the situation worse. Because every time he discovers something she hasnât told him, he feels even more out of control.
Iâd say thereâs a certain âsavior complexâ in him, and that brings me to my next point:
I believe part of the problem with him thinking he has to handle everything on his own is that he doesnât open up enough to anyone. (And ironically, he doesnât like it when Vanessa does the same, but anywayâŠ). And when I say he doesnât open up to anyone, Iâm referring more to the second movie than the first.
In the novel, two moments caught my attention regarding this. The first is in the date scene, when Vanessa tells him to be honest with Abby:
âI know you're trying to protect her, Mike," Vanessa said. "But this story that they're broken, that you're going to fix those animatronics somehow? It's only giving her false hope. I think you should just be honest with her."
Mike instantly went from awkward to angry. "Honest?" he snapped.
Vanessa dropped her arms and leaned back. "What?â
Mike got upset when the topic of honesty came up. And a little while later, when he tries to convince her to test the dream theory, to help her to move past her trauma with her father, thereâs a brief moment of vulnerability on his part, which only reinforces the idea that he represses his feelings and problems. And Vanessa herself draws an excellent conclusion about their relationship:
Vanessa thought Mike would push her to explain what she meant, but instead, he sounded gentle when he said, "You and I have come a long way, since what happened. But we'll never..."
Mike raised his gaze, and Vanessa had the courage to look directly into his eyes.
There, she saw more emotion than she'd ever seen in him before. What emotion, exactly? Vanessa leaned in, trying to decipher the intense focus of his gaze.
Mike blinked, and his eyes moistened.
Vanessa understood then. She was seeing desperation, plus both grief and anguish - feelings Mike clearly kept buried deep beneath his usual nonchalance. Vanessa wasnât sure what to say to him. She wasn't sure she was ready for such ... transparent connection.
Mike spoke before she had time to respond. "I just... want us to be able to move past this." Mike looked down. "All of us."
Vanessa thought about Abby. She was sure that's who Mike was talking about. And she had to admit that if she wanted to be in Mike's and Abby's lives, which she did, she was going to have to deal with some of her... neuroses.
In other words, Mike clearly hasnât gotten over what happened, and he knows that, in a way, even if they try, theyâll never fully forget it. He pretends to be indifferent, avoids talking about it, avoids thinking about it, because he wants to protect Abby and himself.
Thatâs why heâs torn between not wanting to bring up the subject and, at the same time, holding Vanessa accountable for not telling him things.
And in the end, theyâll only fully resolve things if theyâre transparent with each other. Both Mike with Abby, Mike with Vanessa, and both of them with Abby.
Now I need to go back to the âIâm trying to fix youâ scene, because I need to point out a few more things.
When he did finally say something, he struggled to get his words out. "No ... matter... what... we do..." Mike drew in a loud and uneven breath. "We're... never... getting ... free of him.â
Then Vanessa tries to warn him that Abby might have gone to the pizzeria, and Mike explodes. Just more evidence of someone whoâs emotionally repressed đ bro isnât okay
Mikeâs face bunched up again. His face went purple and red. âAbbyâs just a kid!â Mike yelled.
Vanessa recoiled. She knew Mike was upset, but this ⊠She was too shocked to even think up a response.
Mike looked away from Vanessa and then turned back. His gaze met hers, and his eyes were wet with tears. His Adamâs apple bobbed as he swiped the back of his hand across his eyes.
When he spoke, his voice cracked. âAnd right now, sheâs hurting, and alone, and she misses her friends.â He threw up his hands. âAnd thereâs absolutely nothing I can do to help her. Nothing. Like there was nothing I could do to help Garret. Or those kids at Freddyâs.â
Mike stopped. His eyes narrowed and he leaned, just a bit, toward Vanessa. âKids like Charlotte.â
And then he confronted her about not having mentioned Charlotte before.
âIâve been reminding myself that youâre a victim in all of this, too,â Mike said. âYou were just a kid. So, what choice did you have?â
Mikeâs question was rhetorical. Still, this was a question Vanessa had asked herself over and over and over again.
âBut,â Mike went on, âVanessa, this is one more thing you chose not to tell me about. I had to learn about it from a flyer.â
And finally, the mask of indifference that had been there since the first movie.
He felt so much when he looked at Vanessa that the only way he could manage to talk to her was to wear a mask of aloofness.
His repression of emotions and feelings isnât limited to trauma, it extends to the romantic side as well. He denied that the dinner with Vanessa had been a date in the first place. And he denied that there was anything more than friendship between them, even though that was clearly a lie. Because admitting that there was something more serious would take him out of the control he tries to maintain.
In the next excerpt, he goes so far as to partially acknowledge his feelings, but that part isnât developed as much.
Mike felt the heat instantly. A palpable tingle. He lifted his gaze and found himself looking directly into Vanessaâs mesmerizing green eyes. A visceral current of energy seemed to pass between them. And Mike had to face it. Heâd felt it at the restaurant, too, but heâd put it down to how great sheâd looked. Now, given that she was dressed in faded jeans and a baggy T-shirt, her face was devoid of makeup, and her hair was stringy, he couldnât use the male reaction to a hot-looking woman as an excuse. He would react to Vanessa the same way no matter how she looked. He just had to accept it. He had to admit how much this woman meant to him, even with everything that had happened.
So, in the end, Mike asking her to stay away from them (as unbelievable and tragic as it may seem) is entirely consistent with his character.
He had absolutely no control over the situation at the end of the movie. He felt guilty for having neglected Abbyâs safety, and for her suffering from the loss of her friends. And he was upset with Vanessa for not telling him about her brother, even though she didnât know what Michael was plotting.
And in the novel, I get the impression that Michael managed to manipulate the situation very well, compared to the movie, to give the impression that Vanessa was also to blame.
âYes, Vanessa,â Michael said. âYou know the truth. Youâre just trying to pretend something else.â
Vanessa flicked a look at Mike. Even though he was focused on the animatronics, part of his attention was on her. Judging from the curl of his upper lip, he wasnât liking what he was seeing or hearing. Without needing him to say it, Vanessa knew that all his doubts about her were resurfacing (if in fact, theyâd ever been fully submerged). Whatever goodwill theyâd been building was going up in flames.
And that's what leads to the worst part:
The skin at the corners of his eyes was bunched up. He might have sounded mean and unfeeling, but he seemed hurt. âI canât trust you, Vanessa,â Mike said. âYouâre just like your father.â
Side note: I think itâs about time Vanessa taught this guy a good lesson in the third movie.
Mike in the second movie (and novel) wasn't out of character. The novel suggests the opposite: it reveals a side of him that already existed but was previously hidden beneath his âmask of indifference.â
Although I really like Mike, I'm not trying to excuse his behavior. I just wanted to explore what led him to act the way he did. In other words, yes, heâs always been a bit of an asshole, but heâs not a bad person, he just needs therapy (and a beating from Vanessa /jjjjjjj)
I'd really love to hear your opinions and interpretations!! I love analyzing characters and kind of do it all the time without even realizing it, even though this was my first time writing something like this, so leave a comment below, let's chat!! Yippee
teachers now lament that students can't read anymore, not even short articles, and how the judge and jury of the future are nonexistent. which means us spite-driven writers and insatiable fic readers both tackling 300k stories (instead of using bot summaries) will save the world. which also means extremely horny fandoms will take over entire legal systems and journalism #getready
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