↓ I was obsessed with this song for a while! I generally love Undertale and especially Sans Au songs!

And be sure to check out the other videos on this channel! They're all great and they're all my favorites!

↓ This playlist is SO GOOD! I've been listening to it constantly since I came across it. It's perfect for getting me in the right mood since I'm writing a story about Vox.

↓ This band's songs are seriously crazy. And I don't think they'll appeal to everyone. But I LOVE IT!

↓ Gekiyaku is my favorite UTAU :3

↓ I really love the songs on this channel too; in fact, if they do a Turkish cover of a song, I'd rather listen to the Turkish version than the original. And I generally don't like the versions of songs in other languages! This channel is my biggest exception.

↓ No words needed, just listen.

↓ For Epic The Musical, I'm sharing a video compiling the animations! All of these songs are great, but these aren't my favorites.

My favorites is this: "In Vain" Cut Song.

↓ As someone who really loved the movie The Nightmare Before Christmas, I was so happy to find this while listening to some random music!

↓ The original is already incredible, but this cover is amazing too!

↓ J U S T L İ S T E N ! Trust Me!

During this period, I’ve mostly been focusing on my Wattpad stories. My coding lessons are on hold, and I have no desire to keep attending school. I’ve been seeing a psychologist for my sound sensitivity and had started seeing a new psychiatrist, but right now, I don’t want to go at all; even leaving the house feels like a struggle...

That’s why I’ve come back! This place is my sanctuary; here—both on my own site and across the independent web in general—I feel safe and happy. I missed my kingdom.

Kamos: Why do you keep living?

Afton: There isn't a sufficiently sharp knife.

• An earlier version of the game *Inscryption* is actually a game titled "Sacrifices Must Be Made," originally released on itch.io. This game features only Leshy and his cabin.
  When the player loses, Leshy eats them.
• The groups represented by the symbols on playing cards are also linked to their shapes.
  Spades (♠️): This suit represents a spearhead or a type of shovel/spade used by soldiers of that era. Its name originates from the Italian word "spada", meaning sword. In terms of social hierarchy, it symbolizes the military class and knights.
  Clubs (♣️): Visually designed based on a three-leaf clover (also referred to as a "trefoil"). In the social structure of the period, it represents peasants, agriculture, and the lower class.
  Hearts (♥️): Shaped as a heart, this design has been a symbol of love and loyalty since antiquity (and is also associated with protective shield symbolism). In the social order, it symbolizes the church and the clergy.
  Diamonds (♦️): Designed precisely based on a diamond (lozenge) shape. Since it evokes the weights used in commercial shipping or general wealth, it represents the bourgeoisie and the merchant class in the social hierarchy.
• I learned that there is something called Social Pragmatic Communication Disorder (SPCD). SPCD is a communication disorder characterized by difficulties in the social and functional use of language (pragmatic skills). Individuals diagnosed with SPCD do not exhibit the restricted, repetitive behaviors and sensory sensitivities associated with autism.
• In the past, women with limited rights to divorce would slowly poison their husbands by adding arsenic to their food in order to escape mistreatment.
  The most famous instance of this is Aqua Tofana—history's deadliest and most notorious arsenic concoction. Developed in 17th-century Italy by a woman named Giulia Tofana, it became the ultimate secret weapon for women seeking to rid themselves of their husbands. The mixture was composed of substances such as arsenic, lead, and belladonna. The liquid was completely clear, odorless, and tasteless; when a few drops were added to a glass of wine or a bowl of soup, it went entirely undetected.
• There are products made in Japan that make your sweat smell like roses when consumed. They really seem to work
• In horse breeding—particularly for racehorses subject to very high stress levels—goats, sheep, donkeys, or miniature ponies have long been used as "barn buddies" or emotional support animals.
• Hypoxyphilia is the fantasy or behavior of achieving sexual arousal and pleasure by temporarily reducing the flow of oxygen to the brain. This condition is also known as erotic asphyxia.
• The "uncanny valley" is a phenomenon in which human-like objects, robots, or digital characters evoke a sudden sense of unease, fear, or revulsion in humans.
• "Momo" means peach in Japanese.
• Swarms of blue butterflies can often be spotted over mass graves. When numerous bodies are buried deep underground, the decomposition process releases immense amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, and amino acids into the earth. This creates a sudden and intense fertilizing effect in soil that is normally nutrient-poor or balanced. Additionally, the aeration of the soil during excavation, along with substances like lime poured to prevent odor, prepares an ideal ground for plants that thrive in lime-rich soils.This sudden chemical shift and mineral explosion cause Artemisia vulgaris, a wild plant normally rare in the area, to sprout in dense and lush clusters at those specific spots. Certain local blue butterfly species in the region (such as Maculinea rebeli) depend solely on the pollen, nectar, and scent of this specific plant family to survive and maintain their life cycles. Once the Artemisia plant suddenly transforms into a massive field at the exact coordinates of a mass grave, all surrounding blue butterflies flock to this narrow area from miles away to feed and lay their eggs.
• Juxera is an independent feminine identity that resembles the female gender but exists entirely outside of womanhood and the state of being a woman; it is a distinct state in its own right.
• STEM is an interdisciplinary educational model formed by the initial letters of the words science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

BONUS: "I Like Bananas (Because They Have No Bones)" is a song written and recorded in 1935. If you haven't heard this song you definitely should.