i rlly wanna play this but my windows computer keeps rejecting it for some reason!

Hello! Any updates on the Mac version of your game? I'm working with a group of young people on autobiographical video games and I'd love to share your project with them. We only have Macs, though.

thank you for the experience that is this game. its a wonderful reminder that, while you can't change the past, you can work and try to heal in the present. and that you don't have to be perfect in it because tomorrow is another day. i hope you are closer to where you want to be than ever before.

I made an account just comment on this. Currently dealing with my own ed and this helped a lot, thank you so much

I adore the aesthetic style of this game! Are the backgrounds gifs that you imported in and then overlaid UI elements over? I want to try and make something this beautiful.

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thank you for sharing this piece of yourself with us. i felt so incredibly seen in a way i don't think i have before. it's not your obligation to share your trauma with the sake of others, but i do appreciate what you've chosen to share, and i hope it brought you some relief as well <3

This is so beautifully done and unfortunately relatable. It also could help people who don't have mental illnesses to understand what it is like in a more concrete manner.

Also, as a PhD student who is too afraid to ask for accommodations, I 100% agree with you concerning your points about academia.

Thank you for such wonderful work!

this was really nice to play, especially as someone who has a tendency to blame themselves for everything. the part about academia being awful for mentally ill people really hit, too. it's like a perpetual game of catch-up.

thank you for making this game, and for being so honest in it. i adore your art style, too, it's very unique and endearing. i hope you're doing well. <3

"I hate that I feel like I have to earn the right to take care of myself."

wow. now i finally have the right words for that feeling. thank you for the game and for reminding me that recovery is an ongoing process. i'm feeling so hopeful for the you who made this game and especially the you now.

Thanks for making this!

Best wishes to you. Thank you for creating this game, it's really helped me help myself when facing similar triggering events. I hope you are truly happy now. <333

Thank you.

Thank you for this.

I gotta say this resonated with me so heckin bad, and I love you for it! It's so nice to read another person put my feelings into words, if that makes sense. Especially the whole impostor thing and whether or not to write your trauma online. I don't understand the draw towards publishing one's past, but it has such an incredible pull - like you said, maybe the ability to own our memories. I really hope you're in a good place, and can listen to your own words. As in this hard time, you helped me, I hope you have someone helping you too. You do good for the world in writing about your emotions. Beyond self-doubt, do not doubt that your words won't reach us - because they do. Thank you so much for this. 

I don't really have a lot to say besides thanks for making this as an experience other people can have to an extent. My heart is with you in your future endeavors! This is a touching experience to have, especially for me, a college student with OCD among other things thats entering my second year of college AND working AND trying to navigate physical disabilities... It's comforting to know that even if it's not a personal connection, someone out there feels similarly to me and is comfortable with sharing that. So thanks, again. <3

Thank you for creating this game, and thank you for sharing it. I too live with the echoes of trauma that I experienced at around age 12, and playing it gave me a space to reflect on my ongoing(probably life long) recovery and growth into a version of myself that I love.

thank you so much for making this game <333

This game helped me realize that my thinking patterns were not bizarre, or unnatural, but a product of my trauma and triggers. It really helped me feel less alone in the mess that is my brain. Thank you for this. This is really special.

I'm glad I was able to be audience to this.

I recognize a few of these thoughts in myself, too.

This game is precise and cordial to explaining mental illnesses such as OCD, eating disorders, misophonia, and other conditions. It made relate in how stressful and distressing of going through college and the importance of taking care of yourself. I know how stressed I was to keep up with numerous assignments in many different classes  while dealing anxiety and stress at the same time. I hope you feel well soon and congratulations on your graduation!