ITT: Cause massive Depression
#41
Mute Wrote:Yes I wrote it myself.
No one actually. If it works in getting someone depressed it meets the aim of this thread, no?

Hmm, well it doesn't really seem too effective. I can give you some reading material that kinda goes into that territory though, if you wanna think more about it.

Actually, I'm in the middle of reading something as I type this. Oyasumi Punpun kinda starts out lighthearted and funny but in the later chapters it does get rather serious about issues with human nature that you've pointed out, though a bit more realistic. I'd imagine it's something you could possibly relate to, specifically at about the chapter 30 mark.

Your pasta is weak because it's trying to target an extreme. A person that purposely manipulates others and doesn't give a damn. A person that doesn't feel guilty at all for toying with others, and I honestly doubt there are many people on these forums that can relate to it at all.
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#42
Kunagisa Wrote:Hmm, well it doesn't really seem too effective. I can give you some reading material that kinda goes into that territory though, if you wanna think more about it.

Actually, I'm in the middle of reading something as I type this. Oyasumi Punpun kinda starts out lighthearted and funny but in the later chapters it does get rather serious about issues with human nature that you've pointed out, though a bit more realistic. I'd imagine it's something you could possibly relate to, specifically at about the chapter 30 mark.

Your pasta is weak because it's trying to target an extreme. A person that purposely manipulates others and doesn't give a damn. A person that doesn't feel guilty at all for toying with others, and I honestly doubt there are many people on these forums that can relate to it at all.

Do tell.
I've a love for dystopic and depressing settings/stories, so i'll consider looking this up at another time.

And if it fails then oh well. The target I tried to paint for it would be a girl going through emotional stress, conflicted with clashing emotions and thoughts/rationale. someone who's made some poor choices in life and that would come back to haunt them later. Maybe I shouldn't have made such a specific target for that, but I'm too lazy to think up something more vague/open to interpretation at present.
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#43
Double post!
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#44
Mute Wrote:Do tell.
I've a love for dystopic and depressing settings/stories, so i'll consider looking this up at another time.

You could always try Welcome To The NHK as well. There's the novel (source material) that you can find online, but there's also the manga and anime adaptations. The anime is a bit lighter on the themes than the manga and novel though.

I have other stuff in mind if you're not quite looking for something that has comic relief every now and then in the middle of the depressing moments, but Welcome to the NHK is something a bit realistic for people to relate to, minus the girl.
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#45
I lost this game for myself.
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#46
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:[Image: 50f3d9d1.jpg].

John, I LOL'd for about a minute straight. GG.
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#47
Zelkova Wrote:Music usually reverses the effects of depression for me.
Hooray.

I finds this today. Skip to 55 seconds.

*Donkey Kong Country 2*

Childhood motherfucker.

Gah, this game. It's a great part of my childhood. I feel sad that I was never able to get through all of the levels needed to enter the special world, that one level with the timed/controlled barrels I could never pass.
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#48
Doctor Omega Wrote:John, I LOL'd for about a minute straight. GG.

Your welcome.
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#49
Go read Deadman's wonderland.

That's depressing.

Ever had heartbreak? LET ME REMIND YOU OF IT.
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#50
madanthony Wrote:I lost this game for myself.
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Sad
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#51
madanthony Wrote:I lost this game for myself.
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this did tug at my heartstrings.
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#52
madanthony Wrote:I lost this game for myself.
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I never understand the last panel.
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#53
Locked Wrote:I never understand the last panel.

I've never seen you joke before but I have to imagine you are so I don't know what to think about this post???
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#54
Sarah Wrote:I've never seen you joke before but I have to imagine you are so I don't know what to think about this post???

The single hardest post to read in this thread. LERN 2 PUNCTUATE!
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#55
Sarah Wrote:I've never seen you joke before but I have to imagine you are so I don't know what to think about this post???

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
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#56
Mute Wrote:Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

Except my post makes perfect sense if you don't like it you should probably just go jump in a lake or something like that you jackwagon
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#57
therehasneverbeenatimewhereifeltaneedtosaythistoyoubutquitefranklyidontgiveadamnmydear
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#58
Shidoshi Wrote:Gah, this game. It's a great part of my childhood. I feel sad that I was never able to get through all of the levels needed to enter the special world, that one level with the timed/controlled barrels I could never pass.

I beat all the donkey kongs probably iono

DKC - 15 times or so
DKC2 - probably 8
DKC3 - around 5

Super Mario World... probably 20
Yoshis Island - 10

Im pro with a SNES.

I played the Gameboy "TLOZ A link to the past" probably 35 times or so. I got really fast at it.
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#59
Zelkova Wrote:Music usually reverses the effects of depression for me.

Childhood motherpineappleer.

[video=youtube;73n7HTcmb5g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73n7HTcmb5g&feature=related[/video]

[video=youtube;B2D8OpcEey4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2D8OpcEey4[/video] Frown

What about dkc returns :3
I love that game, just started mirror moding.
And man, dkc 3 sucked. >.>
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#60
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I'm contributing?
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