I still have need of you.
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I still have need of you.
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glup … broken spawn ….,
it was originally a dumb doodle thats why its low quality 💔💔💔 MYYY bad gang
anyqays . ueag
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Please scroll if it’s not to ur taste ty <3
Asking why I'm doing this to you is missing the point. I don't need a reason to do it.
I'm doing it. That's all that should matter.
But if you need me to assign a crime, if you really feel like you need to deserve it, then let's just say I'm doing it to you because you were too pretty in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Now if that's your only question, be a dear and put your head down on the block for me.
Good, good.
Hold still.
so i watched ride the cyclone and half the songs are rolling around in my head and bumping into each other and giving me dopamine. the ballad of jane doe is my fav.
One by one every trait
Since brains are pretty complicated do you think it's more likely for the body to make a new head or for the head to make a new body? (I might have asked this before)
Usual warnings for body horror: Not gonna lie, the complexity of the brain is a good angle that I missed out on. My headcanon is to go with physical mass, if that makes sense? Whichever Regenerates the Meatsuit in the Shortest Time Possible. So for the helltalia nations, if it’s just their head missing, then the body regenerates it. But I guess your question definitely raises the possibility of how returning to life and healing can be a lot more disorientating and unpleasant depending on how they receive their fatal injury. I do have a rough idea that they often end up in a sort of limbo before they awake again, and the mechanics of returning to life and regaining all your senses must be quite an experience (regrowing all your neurons???). Their flesh and blood body is to an extent just a container and their souls are sustained by their people’s beliefs. But all the same they’re very much used to this physical body which is subject to a lot of the same sensations that we are: simultaneously inhuman and incredibly human.