
Welcome to hell #2! BSD analysis and theories, made by someone with no life
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MY FRIEND
MY FRIEND
Me: *begins to laugh*
Friend: should I be scared?
Me: yes, *continues to laugh*
Friend: oh god
Me: what if Asriel was a Justin Bieber fan....
Friend: oh no..... *laughs*
Me: and *laughs* he changes his name to Asriel Beliber?
I am undertale trash.
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Ignore the other message- not letting you hide this (shh I didn’t use the wrong blog)
I love codependent freakish iwaoi so much… give me the toxic!! give me the insane!! give me the relationship that ruins the life of everybody else around them and ultimately may get them killed!! please!!!
Time to post weird shit cause that’s what tumblr’s all about babyyyy
bring back tumblr ask culture let me. bother you with questions and statements
Anything aged before this post, do not look at, please :) I was able to get back into my account however any post before this I made when I was 13, I am now 20, it’s super cringe

I’m not letting this hide. Y’all are wild.
I think one of the saddest things people tend to overlook (at least in what content I’ve seen) about Yosano’s past is what happens after the war.
Yosano says that the war was one of the worst parts, she was actively traumatized by Mori, and exposed to things no child should see. She was attacks, hated, used and manipulated emotionally. Not only is that horrible and horrific and she lost her only friend in the military to suicide, and that’s a huge amount of trauma for an eleven year old to go through.
To me the saddest part of when she says; “Even after the war they kept me in isolation in a mental facility. I don’t imagine I would have left, even if the door was left open.”
It really shows that Yosano didn’t just leap over her trauma, the war started when she was 11 and the show and manga starts when she’s 24, it’s been years of living with Fukuzawa and Ranpo learning to deal with her trauma in a healthy way. A lot of situations, even if not as severe as Yosano’s deal with the victims feeling the same way!
As if they wouldn’t be able to leave, even if the door was wide open and freedom was right there staring them in the face. The emotional and mental manipulation can even make freedom be scary, it’s new and not routine and not, sad as it is, comforting or familiar.