Pink Eye
Monk
Backed it out of a moral obligation:
I hope things get better for you, sincerely. I know what's like to be homeless. To be thrown into that abyss of darkness. It sucks. Several years back, I had to battle leukemia. Damned accursed disease decided to appear during my senior year in High School. Couldn't even finish school because of it. The cancer treatment and bone marrow transplant thereafter. Left me and my family destitute. We were homeless for several or so years; it feels so long ago, looking back at it now. It was, truly, a horrid experience. On many occasions, I nearly came close to taking my life. I felt useless and hopeless. The experience of it all still gnaws at my heart from time to time. But we - my family and I - endured through it. For better or worse, things are much better now. We're not homeless for starters. I suppose you count the blessings you're given. Of course, things aren't all that peachy, still suffer from serious fatigue issues every now and then.
Things may look bleak now, but they *will* improve. The future isn't a fixed path. Things are constantly changing. In other words, you have no idea what's in store! So hang in there. Things *will* get better. If this stupid life taught me anything worth importing unto others. It's that patience is a fucking virtue. Good luck with your game. God bless.
Here's a nice song from one of the best Silent Hill games to listen to:
Things may look bleak now, but they *will* improve. The future isn't a fixed path. Things are constantly changing. In other words, you have no idea what's in store! So hang in there. Things *will* get better. If this stupid life taught me anything worth importing unto others. It's that patience is a fucking virtue. Good luck with your game. God bless.
Here's a nice song from one of the best Silent Hill games to listen to: