[ SECRET POST #6009 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6009 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I started playing video games with a girl in my fandom and she would randomly yell that out that she was gonna KHS over something in the game so I said, you know, "Well, I really hope you don't" and now she tries to catch herself when she kneejerk says it. I wish she wouldn't say it at all, but I guess small steps? I don't think there's much you can do unless you're actively friends with the people unfortunately.

[(Anonymous)]

IKR? My mother started playing an open world video game while convalescing after a serious foot injury, and now she's mutuals with several teenagers trying to survive high school. It's been funny to see the effect she has on their speech patterns? Because their general level of level of comfort with casually talking about suicidal ideation is completely foreign to her. And at the same time, they seem to really appreciate being friends with someone who treats them like they're worth taking seriously and their feelings matter.

I have a good mom. I'm sure a lot of other people are benefiting from being able to talk to her. But sometimes I also just find it really cute how they meet each other partway across generation gaps.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but this is so very wholesome, thank you for sharing it.