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It's funny how well the song "Who are you really" by Mikky Ekko fits snapped!Canada
tfw mattie breaks your heart more than the amount of times he's killed a person
Another year. Another June. Another Father's Day. In my personal opinion this day means as much as Valentine's Day, but for some reason other fools think otherwise. One of the biggest of these idiots being my own father. He insisted that I at least write him a letter since I refuse to see him on this day. I had no plans of entertaining this moronic holiday, but if it will grant me the peace of not having the Frenchman constantly calling me to see why my letter had not arrived yet I will do as he requested. I cannot promise that this will be exactly what you hoped for though, Papa. I will use this time to explain exactly why I think as much of this day and of celebrating the man who's DNA helped to bring me into this world as I do any other pointless excuse that stores use to sell more things than they normally do. Father's Day is nothing more than a waste of time and money for me. The explanation is simple. I don't respect the man as my father. In actuality, this has nothing to do with being abandoned to life with Alfred and Arthur with no explanation, without any emotion, and without any care. I do realize that you did what you had to for my safety as well as your own when I was left without even a proper farewell. That sin was forgiven and put behind me a long time ago. The reason I despise the holiday that worships men that do not deserve it goes far beyond that. You weren't there when I needed you. Papa, I needed you. For the first few months of living with my new family I hardly slept. The only thing I could do was tell myself that you would be back. I had to promise myself daily that something had come up at work, and you would come back for me. I lied to myself by saying you still loved me, and still wanted to take me back with you. Sleeping would be a risk. If I slept I could miss your return. I was horrified that if I was not awake when you came back you would believe that I did not truly love you, and you would no longer want to take me. No matter how tired I was, I had to sit up until I passed out from exhaustion. I could not risk it. Every creak the house made had be out of bed, searching the house in hopes that it was your feet making those noises. It didn't matter how mad Arthur got that I was walking the house at five in the morning. He could lecture me, he could raise his voice, and he could discipline me for it; it didn't matter. I had to make sure that I was up when you came back. Arthur finally got tired of my behavior. If I refused to go to sleep, he would find a way. The result of that was wonderful sleeping pills. I hated them because it meant I wouldn't be awake when you came. It meant I would miss you and that I would never get to see you again. I don't know how many nights I cried myself to sleep, only wanting to hear your voice one more time telling me that it would be okay, that I was loved, that you cared. It never came. Maybe if it would have been you I would have actually believed it. I learned the alphabet without you, to read, to write, to tie my shoes. I went through that pointless ceremony that Kindergartners go through before moving to Grade 1 without you. I had a crush on a girl in Grade 3 for the very first time without you. I made her a Valentine's Day card without you. I dealt with bullies stealing my lunch and punching me without you around. I got A's on my report cards without you. I realized that I like boys as much as I like girls without your guidance. All of the times I needed my father, all of the times I wanted my father, you were never there for me. Every time I got picked on I begged for you to be the hero I knew you were and to step in and save me. You never came. You never chased the monsters out from underneath my bed when I could hear them moving around and waiting to devour me. You weren't there to prove that there were no monsters in my closet waiting to come out and hurt me. Alfred did that when it should have been you. You weren't present in my life when things started to slip, when I first started to notice that something was wrong with me. You weren't there when the voices appeared, when I spent hours staring at the ceiling and wondering why the world was such a cruel place. A real father would have had the answers I craved, or at least gotten me help before it was too late. You weren't even there when I had my fill of waiting for you. You missed your chance. If you wanted to be my father you should have been there when I was standing at the front door calling for you. If you wanted to be in my life you should have come when I screamed my throat raw, trying to get your attention from wherever you were. If you wanted to act like my parent you should have been there through the chicken pox, and the flu, allergies, nightmares, panic attacks. If you want the right to act like you care you should have been there when I broke my arm, when I was bitten by a dog, when I put my hand too close to the candle because it was pretty, when I nearly drowned in the creek because I wanted to touch the fishies. You can't come back now, now that I have learned my lessons, now that I am old enough to have children of my own, and try to be my father. You can't talk to me like your son when you never acted like much of a dad. You can't tell me what I can and can't do when all of my other life decisions have been made without you. It isn't fair to all of the fathers who were actually there and who actually tried. It isn't fair to me to try to force yourself into my life after I finally stopped waiting for you to come back. I no longer need you. I no longer want you. I no longer wonder what you think about me. For all I care you could hate what I have become. If you wanted a better son, a gentler son a nicer son, you should have been there to help mold me into what I became. You will always be my papa, but that doesn't mean I have to care.
One of my original APH's
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Messing around with art style, bleh
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Okay here it is under the cut
Sorry for all the run-ons, and i tried to fix all the typos
i used to be so obsessed with yanderes when i was 12
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Hear that, guys? He's okay.