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I'm a sucker for backstories but I can understand why people are tired and bored of this.

Me: It'll end at chapter 227!

Yana: *introduces a new character*

Me:

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Thought I should post again since I keep forgetting to! Here is one of my alien OCs, Weather!

I love her so much she is my little baby I want to hold her forever

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Day 2 of Destroy Dex December

Wikihow To Die

Wikihow is a website which hosts numerous instructions and tutorials for a variety of subjects, from cooking, to adulting, to pretending to be possessed. It is notorious for the images accompanying the instructions, which are often unintentionally comedic and have leant themselves to become the subject or source of memes.

While the instructions can seldom be used to craft one's own death, or another person's, some of them are definitely questionable enough to potentially lead to unintended -or, perhaps, entirely intended- consequences. In some occasions, the instructions on the site are related to employing violence against others. Under this interpretation, the prompt is related to any use of the site to cause one's own death or that of another.

In 2014, the accompanying images of a tutorial called "How to die peacefully" became a relatively famous meme. The images in question feature a woman on her deathbed in the signature wikihow illustration style. While this meme is commonly known as "Accepting your death," it has also been dubbed "Wikihow to die." The article has since been removed, but others have taken its place. If interpreted to its most literal, this prompt refers to the original article about accpetance of death. Alternatively, it could also be related to the memes spanning from the viral image.