Game #6: A Date With Death
A Date With Death by @twoandahalfstudios is a chat sim in which you are a human who was tracked down by a grim reaper for avoiding death too many times. Get to know your reaper over the course of 7 days and help him figure out why you've avoided death for so long
Game Tags: Chatsim, Visual novel
TW's: Major character death (bad ending)
Platforms: MacOS, Windows, Linux, Steam
Notes: full character and room customisation including pronouns and name, choose a pet that you can interact with between chatting segments, 3 endings bad good and special, 1 existing dlc and 1 upcoming dlc that's live on kickstarter, 1 babygirl reaper
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The Silent Tragedy of a Woman’s Alone Life
Life, in its essence, is meant to be shared. Yet, for some women, the journey becomes one of solitude—a path walked alone, often not by choice, but by circumstance. The tragedy of an alone life for a woman is a quiet one, marked by the absence of companionship and the echo of dreams unfulfilled.
In the beginning, the solitude might seem like independence. A woman might relish the freedom to make her own decisions, to carve out a life on her own terms. She may pursue a career, travel the world, or engage in passions that don’t require the presence of another. The world sees her as strong, capable, and self-sufficient—a role model for those who value independence.
But as time goes on, the solitude can turn from freedom to isolation. The quiet of an empty home becomes deafening, the nights stretch longer, and the once-welcomed independence starts to feel like a burden. The woman begins to long for the simple things—sharing a meal with someone who cares, hearing the sound of another voice in the morning, or simply having someone to confide in after a tough day.
Society often overlooks the emotional needs of women who live alone. The world applauds their achievements but fails to acknowledge the loneliness that can accompany their success. Friends and family, caught up in their own lives, may not notice the growing sadness behind her smile. The phone calls become less frequent, invitations to social events wane, and slowly, she retreats into herself.
The tragedy is not just in the loneliness, but in the missed connections and lost opportunities for love and companionship. Perhaps there was a time when she dreamed of a family, of children who would bring laughter to her home, of a partner to share life’s ups and downs. But those dreams faded as years went by, replaced by a stoic acceptance of her reality.
As she grows older, the weight of solitude becomes heavier. The milestones that others celebrate—marriages, births, anniversaries—become painful reminders of what she never had. The world around her continues to move forward, while she feels stuck in a life that has become smaller and more confined. Even the simplest of joys—like a holiday gathering—can become a source of pain, as she watches others surrounded by loved ones while she remains alone.
Yet, despite the sorrow, she carries on. The strength she has cultivated over the years becomes her shield against the world’s indifference. She fills her days with work, hobbies, and anything that can occupy her mind. But at night, when the world is quiet, the sadness seeps in. She wonders if anyone notices her absence, if anyone truly cares about the life she leads.
The tragedy of an alone life for a woman is not in her strength or independence, but in the loneliness that accompanies it. It’s the quiet sorrow of dreams that never came true, of a life that was lived, but not shared. It’s a story of resilience in the face of isolation, of finding ways to carry on even when the world doesn’t seem to care.
In the end, what she seeks is not pity, but understanding. An acknowledgment that her life, though alone, has value. That her story, though marked by solitude, is one of quiet courage. She may be alone, but she is not invisible. Her life, with all its trials and triumphs, matters. And that is the true tragedy—that too often, the world fails to see it.
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✨Friends/RP Buddies Wanted✨
Hey you, yes you there!
Do you find yourself bored? Stuck with crippling creative block (or worse- inspiration without anyone to get excited with you)?
Well you’re in luck, this habitual lurker is coming out of her well to befriend(?) mankind 💖
I’m Allie and I’d love to find some likeminded friends to go feral chat and/or RP with :)
As for fandoms, video games (especially otome games) take up the biggest spot in my heart, but I’m still a total geek/weeb from way back (as for how far back, my age is on my blog, so no need for any guesswork :) ) if it’s fantasy, sci-fi or anime, I’m guaranteed to be interested in/know about/be obsessed with it- just ask! I’m also an OC addict and I like to come up with some original stories too!
If you’ve stuck with me for this long- thank you! I’ll list all the stuff I can talk or write about under the cut, so I hope you’ll take a look ☺️
❤️Fandoms❤️
(💖 - will RP)
Otome games
ask me about my husbandos
Code:Realize 💖
Piofiore (I love it, but I’m not confident in my knowledge of the 20’s)
Cafe Enchante 💖 (we can fix it, I promise)
Dairoku Agents of Sakuratani 💖 (I haven’t finished it, but the setting is awesome)
CollarxMalice
Radiant Tale 💖
Cupid Parasite 💖
There will be more (that’s both a threat and a promise😘)
Other games
Harvestella 💖 (it’s such an underrated gem!)
Rune Factory 💖 (I’ve played 4 and 5)
Monster Hunter Stories (I’ve played 1 and 2)
Pokemon (I play it A Lot)
My few no-go’s/things I personally don’t vibe with
Furry-style characters (not my vibe, that’s all)
Fetish stuff
Things I’m a-ok with but I’m happy to leave out if you’d like
Dark themes
Violence
Gore (a sprinkle of body horror too)
Sexual themes (I don’t tend to get too detailed, but I don’t mind it at all)
Profanity
Most importantly, I’m a fan of good ol’ happy endings! But if you’re not, I’m happy to challenge you to make me cry 😎
Thank you for reaching the end of my post! Ultimately, I’d just love to make some friends even just to chat and rant with- so feel free to message me :)
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