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ive never been able to take "climb him like a tree" as a sexual innuendo seriously because i picture climbing a tree in my mind and then i picture a tall man in my mind and when i put those two things together im not seeing anything sexual. im seeing like. circus tricks.
People can say what they want about SL (Best game, can't believe people hate it??) but Circus Baby's probably the best written character Scott's made and you will not sway me on that. I'm so sorry you got mauled and then lobotomized by the FNAF communities rampant misogyny girl. You were the best reasonably decipherable character.
tw Body Horror(?) and Mild Gore
As much as I appreciate zombie Michael. There's a special place in my heart for him being in the realm of the uncanny valley. The imagery of dolls, mannequins, robots and taxidermy haunts him. Just the pinnacle of automatonophobia. The consequences are still there, and it feels a lot more horrific on a psychological level. You're SO close to being human, but it's never quite there. Now you're just stuck pretending. There's not a chance in hell after going through everything he did with Ennard, and now being a ghost he's perfectly the same as he was alive. FNAF ghosts are notoriously unstable and have a scale of awareness. Ghosts like Charolette seem to be on the more aware side, but none of them are the same as their alive counterparts. They're the after-images of what used to be people. Michael would not be an exception, he would be a bit different, being the only one who somehow is not conducting his soul through a metal body. But his difference would not change what the process of hauntings are. Like what if he literally turns into a sort of fake version of himself. Like how Baby is commonly thought to be kind of a different thing to Elizabeth, just an extension. Post death he haunts his hollowed body. A body without the biological circuits and wiring inside. Remnant cannot replace what is gone. It can only conduct (and sorta heal) through what is there. Would that still really be you? What if the mask he gets stuck behind was his workplace persona? The identity he kept reusing to do his father's dirty work, and to be a corporate slave for Fazbear Entertainment for years. Mike Schmidt being sorta like this almost human. He's like a fictional character of a real person. He does not have the depth of a genuine human. He's skin-deep, literally. Michael Afton resides on the cold floors of the scooping room. Ghosts have to recognize what happened to them to become aware that they're dead. What if that never happens, if he's too decomposed to even recognize his face as his. Or his face changes too much. Mike knows something missing and can't ever find it. He goes back to Circus Baby's and keeps the mangled remains of what's been lost. What he's lost. He will keep trying over and over to the same ends that the Funtimes did. The cycle keeps going. He's in the same limbo the children were, all the ghosts were. Mikes not on some grandiose missing of redemption in Pizza Sim, he's repeating the only thing he knows how to do. Because the rest of him that knew anything else is rotted organs now. Is any of this lore accurate? probably not. But I think it's neat. Do I know how it would work? Absolutely not. But I think that's the point, if you took all the ambiguity out of fnaf it stops having its unique brand of horror. While it could do with a bit more clarification so the lore isn't straight up lost media, I would never trade fnaf's brand of horror for anything. And I think the main character of the franchise should reflect that.
think this fits LMAO. Seriously though FNAF's a horror game, I need more Michael Afton centric horror
tw Body Horror(?) and Mild Gore
As much as I appreciate zombie Michael. There's a special place in my heart for him being in the realm of the uncanny valley. The imagery of dolls, mannequins, robots and taxidermy haunts him. Just the pinnacle of automatonophobia. The consequences are still there, and it feels a lot more horrific on a psychological level. You're SO close to being human, but it's never quite there. Now you're just stuck pretending. There's not a chance in hell after going through everything he did with Ennard, and now being a ghost he's perfectly the same as he was alive. FNAF ghosts are notoriously unstable and have a scale of awareness. Ghosts like Charlotte seem to be on the more aware side, but none of them are the same as their alive counterparts. They're the after-images of what used to be people. Michael would not be an exception, he would be a bit different, being the only one who somehow is not conducting his soul through a metal body. But his difference would not change what the process of hauntings are. Like what if he literally turns into a sort of fake version of himself. Like how Baby is commonly thought to be kind of a different thing to Elizabeth, just an extension. Post death he haunts his hollowed body. A body without the biological circuits and wiring inside. Remnant cannot replace what is gone. It can only conduct (and sorta heal) through what is there. Would that still really be you? What if the mask he gets stuck behind was his workplace persona? The identity he kept reusing to do his father's dirty work, and to be a corporate slave for Fazbear Entertainment for years. Mike Schmidt being sorta like this almost human. He's like a fictional character of a real person. He does not have the depth of a genuine human. He's skin-deep, literally. Michael Afton resides on the cold floors of the scooping room. Ghosts have to recognize what happened to them to become aware that they're dead. What if that never happens, if he's too decomposed to even recognize his face as his. Or his face changes too much. Or hell, what if he looks completely normal? He doesn't realize he's dead because he doesn't look dead. He'll never find out. Mike knows something missing and can't ever find it. He goes back to Circus Baby's and keeps the mangled remains of what's been lost. What he's lost. He will keep trying over and over to the same ends that the Funtimes did. The cycle keeps going. He's in the same limbo the children were, all the ghosts were. Mikes not on some grandiose mission of redemption in Pizza Sim, he's repeating the only thing he knows how to do. Because the rest of him that knew anything else is rotted organs now. Is any of this lore accurate? probably not. But I think it's neat. Do I know how it would work? Absolutely not. But I think that's the point, if you took all the ambiguity out of fnaf it stops having its unique brand of horror. While it could do with a bit more clarification so the lore isn't straight up lost media, I would never trade fnaf's brand of horror for anything. And I think the main character of the franchise should reflect that.
People can say what they want about SL (Best game, can't believe people hate it??) but Circus Baby's probably the best written character Scott's made and you will not sway me on that. I'm so sorry you get mauled and then lobotomized by the FNAF communities rampant misogyny girl. You were the best reasonably decipherable character.
Every turn whenever I look at Mimic content it feels uncannily similar to Michael Afton. I think Michael Afton's just turning me insane, i'm seeing him in the goddamn walls now.
William and Michael's relationship but instead of them being sworn enemies or always having hated eachother they're so irrevocably close. It's so dysfunctional but what's new. They're opposites, but mainly in choice. But they're cut from the same cloth, they're still two hemispheres of a brain, with that nerve highway cut. there's no-one in the world who'd understand it like you, for better or so much worse. And they both don't know what to think. it hurts in spot that they don't know how to deal with, like getting your heart squeezed when it's been buried in your body for your whole life. ESPECIALLY for William. William Afton is still a human being, and that makes his actions all the more fucked. He's not incapable of loving anyone, he's smart, he knows what he's doing. And does it anyway. He loves Michael, he sees himself in Michael, and he hurts him. Whatever's left of William, after 30 years stuck in perpetual agony and embracing being a monster to bury his endless fear of mortality, everything that made him a person. Because under all that power he wants is a man who is terrified. He's unmovable, brilliant, a man who could put his money where his mouth is, and ultimately a coward. Because when faced with fear, he instantly shoots to regain his footing. When faced with the faces of his victims he darts to the one thing that gives him back the control and power he sits on like a throne in the sky. He cannot be anything but unmovable, and neither can his family. They are extensions, and by god they are his. And the one person in the whole world who sees it, sees him as both the unmovable man and the terrified coward is Michael, he knows it like it's his. And Mike resigns himself to it, he did a long time ago, rot knows rot. A part of him can never stop looking at his father as his father. As the man who could do anything, fix anything, who'd always knew what to do, and who'd always come back and fix him. He'd never rescue him, but he'd fix him. And that was love to Michael. That was what he sees as love, what all the Afton children see as love. They'll never rescue you, but they'll fix you. He's the only one in the world who could see everything and would still love him. He was the only would who could count and place where every artery in Michael's heart was, because he made it himself. But after so long Michael could vice versa, he was made to. Every ounce of Michael was branded with William's signature. And it's funny how his fate was to be hollowed out and filled with what Henry dubbed "Afton's Amalgamation". William drilled it into his head. There's no world he can exist outside of William, and he doesn't think he wants to. it's his birthright. Michael, after 30 years, could still see the human behind everything in William. After years of being his "Partner in crime" he knew him better than Henry ever had. Than anyone had. They both don't know how to feel about it. They don't hate it, they don't know if they can. But they don't like it either. Do you think Springtrap was the one who dragged Michael out of the FNAF 3 fire? Michael would've absolutely stayed, especially since he had no reason to believe there'd be anything else left for him to do. He said it himself, there was only one thing left for him to do and it was to find William. And judging from how quickly he passes out due to heat in Pizza Sim, there's no goddamn way he wouldn't pass the fuck out in FNAF 3. "Bittersweet but fitting" said with zero smile in his voice, he genuinely doesn't know how to feel. Every other voice line of his you can hear the grin, his mocking tone. Except that one. It's been years stuck in that suit as a ghost, there's no doubt his mental state has deteriorated beyond repair, but he still doesn't know how to feel. And he sees him, his own face burning away in a fire. His visage melting away and in panic, he pulls him out. Drags him away like he did in '83. Pulling his face to his shirt trying to ignore the stench of iron and cerebrospinal fluid. He knows why he did, he always does. It's the same fear that stuck him here.
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"get him pregnant" well thats not my thing but to each their own
"get her pregnant" *takes up my sword and shield* i wont let you do that to her. ......................
Why are you more protective of a hypothetical cis woman than a hypothetical trans man?
Or assuming that either needs your protection?
Coming back to this, I decided to browse tags, and, well...
Over 50% of trans men and nonbinary people assigned female have experienced sexual assault.
Trans people in the USA are about 3 times more likely than cis women to struggle accessing abortion related healthcare following abortion bans.
Trans and intersex people are at least twice as likely to attempt a self managed abortion than cis women.
And, I don't have a link at hand, but pregnancy has been used as a tool of forced detransition.
Y'all shut the fuck up.
Every turn whenever I look at Mimic content it feels uncannily similar to Michael Afton. I think Michael Afton's just turning me insane, i'm seeing him in the goddamn walls now.
Hare William I guess
Imagine a small hare Michael with a foxy mask, awww disgusting❤️❤️
This is different from my usual posts but shh
William and Michael's relationship but instead of them being sworn enemies or always having hated eachother they're so irrevocably close. It's so dysfunctional but what's new. They're opposites, but mainly in choice. But they're cut from the same cloth, they're still two hemispheres of a brain, with that nerve highway cut. there's no-one in the world who'd understand it like you, for better or so much worse. And they both don't know what to think. it hurts in spot that they don't know how to deal with, like getting your heart squeezed when it's been buried in your body for your whole life. ESPECIALLY for William. William Afton is still a human being, and that makes his actions all the more fucked. He's not incapable of loving anyone, he's smart, he knows what he's doing. And does it anyway. He loves Michael, he sees himself in Michael, and he hurts him. Whatever's left of William, after 30 years stuck in perpetual agony and embracing being a monster to bury his endless fear of mortality, everything that made him a person. Because under all that power he wants is a man who is terrified. He's unmovable, brilliant, a man who could put his money where his mouth is, and ultimately a coward. Because when faced with fear, he instantly shoots to regain his footing. When faced with the faces of his victims he darts to the one thing that gives him back the control and power he sits on like a throne in the sky. He cannot be anything but unmovable, and neither can his family. They are extensions, and by god they are his. And the one person in the whole world who sees it, sees him as both the unmovable man and the terrified coward is Michael, he knows it like it's his. And Mike resigns himself to it, he did a long time ago, rot knows rot. A part of him can never stop looking at his father as his father. As the man who could do anything, fix anything, who'd always knew what to do, and who'd always come back and fix him. He'd never rescue him, but he'd fix him. And that was love to Michael. That was what he sees as love, what all the Afton children see as love. They'll never rescue you, but they'll fix you. He's the only one in the world who could see everything and would still love him. He was the only would who could count and place where every artery in Michael's heart was, because he made it himself. But after so long Michael could too, he was made to. Every ounce of Michael was branded with William's signature. And it's funny how his fate was to be hollowed out and filled with what Henry dubbed "Afton's Amalgamation". William drilled it into his head. There's no world he can exist outside of William, and he doesn't think he wants to. it's his birthright. Michael, after 30 years, could still see the human behind everything in William. After years of being his "Partner in crime" he knew him better than Henry ever had. Than anyone had. They both don't know how to feel about it. They don't hate it, they don't know if they can. But they don't like it either. Do you think Springtrap was the one who dragged Michael out of the FNAF 3 fire? Michael would've absolutely stayed, especially since he had no reason to believe there'd be anything else left for him to do. He said it himself, there was only one thing left for him to do and it was to find William. And judging from how quickly he passes out due to heat in Pizza Sim, there's no goddamn way he wouldn't pass the fuck out in FNAF 3. "Bittersweet but fitting" said with zero smile in his voice, he genuinely doesn't know how to feel. Every other voice line of his you can hear the grin, his mocking tone. Except that one. It's been years stuck in that suit as a ghost, there's no doubt his mental state has deteriorated beyond repair, and he still doesn't know how to feel. And he sees him, his own face burning away in a fire. His visage melting away and in panic, he pulls him out. Drags him away like he did in '83. Pulling his face to his shirt trying to ignore the stench of iron and cerebrospinal fluid. He knows why he did, he always does. It's the same fear that stuck him here.
All of this is pieces of what's been floating in my head mashed together incoherently. I have many ideas I want to write. and they mostly are all William and Michael. I am not doing them justice but they endlessly fascinate me and are probably one of the most compelling father-son dynamics i've seen if you twist the pieces to make sense. I love William being portrayed as unsettlingly human. He's still human, he wants to be unmoveable, higher than god. Buts he's still a man.
William and Michael's relationship but instead of them being sworn enemies or always having hated eachother they're so irrevocably close. It's so dysfunctional but what's new. They're opposites, but mainly in choice. But they're cut from the same cloth, they're still two hemispheres of a brain, with that nerve highway cut. there's no-one in the world who'd understand it like you, for better or so much worse. And they both don't know what to think. it hurts in spot that they don't know how to deal with, like getting your heart squeezed when it's been buried in your body for your whole life. ESPECIALLY for William. William Afton is still a human being, and that makes his actions all the more fucked. He's not incapable of loving anyone, he's smart, he knows what he's doing. And does it anyway. He loves Michael, he sees himself in Michael, and he hurts him. Whatever's left of William, after 30 years stuck in perpetual agony and embracing being a monster to bury his endless fear of mortality, everything that made him a person. Because under all that power he wants is a man who is terrified. He's unmovable, brilliant, a man who could put his money where his mouth is, and ultimately a coward. Because when faced with fear, he instantly shoots to regain his footing. When faced with the faces of his victims he darts to the one thing that gives him back the control and power he sits on like a throne in the sky. He cannot be anything but unmovable, and neither can his family. They are extensions, and by god they are his. And the one person in the whole world who sees it, sees him as both the unmovable man and the terrified coward is Michael, he knows it like it's his. And Mike resigns himself to it, he did a long time ago, rot knows rot. A part of him can never stop looking at his father as his father. As the man who could do anything, fix anything, who'd always knew what to do, and who'd always come back and fix him. He'd never rescue him, but he'd fix him. And that was love to Michael. That was what he sees as love, what all the Afton children see as love. They'll never rescue you, but they'll fix you. He's the only one in the world who could see everything and would still love him. He was the only would who could count and place where every artery in Michael's heart was, because he made it himself. But after so long Michael could vice versa, he was made to. Every ounce of Michael was branded with William's signature. And it's funny how his fate was to be hollowed out and filled with what Henry dubbed "Afton's Amalgamation". William drilled it into his head. There's no world he can exist outside of William, and he doesn't think he wants to. it's his birthright. Michael, after 30 years, could still see the human behind everything in William. After years of being his "Partner in crime" he knew him better than Henry ever had. Than anyone had. They both don't know how to feel about it. They don't hate it, they don't know if they can. But they don't like it either. Do you think Springtrap was the one who dragged Michael out of the FNAF 3 fire? Michael would've absolutely stayed, especially since he had no reason to believe there'd be anything else left for him to do. He said it himself, there was only one thing left for him to do and it was to find William. And judging from how quickly he passes out due to heat in Pizza Sim, there's no goddamn way he wouldn't pass the fuck out in FNAF 3. "Bittersweet but fitting" said with zero smile in his voice, he genuinely doesn't know how to feel. Every other voice line of his you can hear the grin, his mocking tone. Except that one. It's been years stuck in that suit as a ghost, there's no doubt his mental state has deteriorated beyond repair, but he still doesn't know how to feel. And he sees him, his own face burning away in a fire. His visage melting away and in panic, he pulls him out. Drags him away like he did in '83. Pulling his face to his shirt trying to ignore the stench of iron and cerebrospinal fluid. He knows why he did, he always does. It's the same fear that stuck him here.
Oh god
Everytime I hear that someone has an "Outdoor" cat our relationship stats drops like in the sims. Every single time I hear the "They're animals it's natural" excuse from full grown adults it makes me want to shake their head to see if there's anything rattling about in there. I should kick you outside and let you duke it out with the coyotes and bears. Cmon it's only natural. You're an animal it's where you're SUPPOSED to be. You'd be miserable inside, it's not natural for you. Who cares what you do to all the plants and animals. Who cares if you end up coyote food.
If your cat truly wants to go outside it's. Now hear me out. Possible to Harness train it. You can walk your cat, yes yes I know it's revolutionary. But truly. You can actually, y'know, watch your pet.
Everytime I hear that someone has an "Outdoor" cat our relationship stats drops like in the sims. Every single time I hear the "They're animals it's natural" excuse from full grown adults it makes me want to shake their head to see if there's anything rattling about in there. I should kick you outside and let you duke it out with the coyotes and bears. Cmon it's only natural. You're an animal it's where you're SUPPOSED to be. You'd be miserable inside, it's not natural for you. Who cares what you do to all the plants and animals. Who cares if you end up coyote food.
I think Michael's death deserves to have a devastating impact on the story of fnaf. And his loved ones. I think it's a little weird how often Michael's death is seen as redemption or the only thing that could've happened to redeem him when I feel it's the opposite. Mike's death is nothing but that, a death that didn't need to happen. Something that permanently scars Vanessa (if you believe in Mikedad Vanessa version), or Jeremy if you believe they were friends/he was Bonnie Bully and VR Jeremy. I firmly believe most of SB wouldn't have happened if Mike made it out of SL alive, his redemption would've still happened. He did not need to die, and that's what makes me so sad. He died because he trusted too much in the wrong people and that hurts me everytime I think about it. if Vanessa didn't get her father ripped away from her, she would've been better off. Mikes death deserves to treated as unnecessary and tragic as the rest of FNAF's deaths. It had to permanently scar anyone who was close to him. He deserves to be mourned.
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