#mr. carrotfoot and the fox sounds like some twee illustrated children's book from the 90s

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do you need it to be completely dark to sleep? top 3 media that have changed your brain chemistry? what was ur fav stuffed animal as a kid (or favorite toy if you didn’t have a plushie)

aw man I must have crashed before I saw this one. Which dovetails nicely into the first question lmao I don't need total pitch black darkness but I definitely need it to be more dark than not. I also can't stand little points of light in an otherwise dark room so I have to make sure there are no LEDs in sight from my bed and I have to cover the crack under my door so the hallway light outside doesn't distract me =__=

Hm...... it's gonna be all games gfdsgsd even if I'm not in the fandom anymore I really can't deny that Fallen Hero was a paradigm shifter for me. Shadowrun: Hong Kong speaks for itself considering I won't fuckin shut up about it. And then conversely even though I don't really talk about it much, Subnautica really stuck with me in a way that's hard to characterize... it's probably the only game I've never been able to finish NOT because it's hard but because it genuinely scares me too much 😭

Fave childhood stuffed animal is a tie between Mr. Carrotfoot, who I've literally had since I was an infant (used to have a photo of me in my crib with him, but it's sadly lost now :( ) and this fox that has no special name but it used to belong to my grandmother and lived in her second house and I would make a beeline for it every time we visited and just Have it the whole time we were there. It's the one and only thing I asked to inherit when she sold that house.