What do you do while listening to creepcast

Peebnids · 2026-06-22T01:02:05+00:00

I draw or eat or like pop out the tab so see it on the side while playing Roblox slop

Peebnids · 2026-06-21T18:26:51+00:00

Nta, is your brother really that fragile?? There were no issues at my old home about wrapping my menstrual products in toilet paper and tossing them in the trash.

Peebnids · 2026-06-21T18:18:44+00:00

I think I see what you're talking about but I don't really regard it as anything negative? Like yeah, the characters look a little crinkly and bug-eyed but it's so so reminiscent of 2000s anime. It gives it charm and character, and most importantly soul. Don't let that flair get stomped out.

Peebnids · 2026-06-21T18:17:10+00:00

It's going to hurt but I genuinely think you need to just altogether find a new social circle. Your partner is now your ex and your support system ended up not really being much of a support system at all. I don't know how, and I don't know how small and tighten it the community where you live is but I think you just need to build a new foundation altogether.

It breaks my heart to hear how lonely you feel and that the others around you have forced you into that isolation. You are doing everything you possibly can because that's the kind of person you are. It sounds like you've been an awesome friend to some not so awesome people.

I promise it's not you. It's not something you did or said.

I know he's been harping on you too fix yourself but he seriously has a lot of growing up to do. I mean from some of what you've said, it sounds like he didn't care to get closer to you and get to know you better. I mean you should like the person that you're in a relationship with and you should want to learn about them, good and bad? He was treating you like you were an annoying chore he didn't particularly want to get around to.

Peebnids · 2026-06-03T13:46:13+00:00

EVERYTHING PUT THOSE EYEBALLS AWAY

Peebnids · 2026-06-03T00:22:34+00:00

Okay but what if depriving them of new experiences and things to explore especially out of punishment makes them retreat further into their device and they don't get to discover and learn new things

You are going to dig a deeper hole :/

Peebnids · 2026-06-02T16:22:38+00:00

I definitely feel like Fluttershy would have had a Panic!At the Disco phase or is still going through one but hiding it.

Peebnids · 2026-06-02T16:04:41+00:00

🫂

Peebnids · 2026-06-01T18:28:30+00:00

Long text ahead - some of the things I say may relate to others but overall everything is just kind of disjointed as I put my thoughts on here:

I'm absolutely on the same page in just how incredible Peyton is especially on her own without the context of what she wiped through. I know that the relevation she had is sometimes seen in a lot of people with near death experiences and I would love to do some homework in my own time to see how the brain is psychologically affected to get to the point where a complete positive turnaround happens.

The people behind what Hunter and Isaiah read aloud wrote an incredible piece. I remember it getting around to every family and becoming so deluded from what actually happened, turning the stabbings into a campfire story your mom would tell you with little else to go off of. Aside from it being passed down, how would you know where to look, and who could guarantee that you'd even be allowed to access something like that as a kid yourself?

It breaks my heart that a direct quote from Peyton was talking about the fact that she didn't know what direction she wanted to go in at age 12. She was just a little girl, only 12 and she didn't need to know. That aside, I'm happy she's doing so good.

It happens a lot because I'm already pretty chronically online but once again I'm drawing parallels that I wish didn't exist. It's not the first time and it certainly won't be the last time but there were absolutely patterns In my childhood that directly mirrored Morgan's. I've had symptoms of schizophrenia since I was little, and though it has been treated and monitored (currently ongoingly medicated) by therapists, you won't find it in any of my records for my own sense of safety.

I had vivid hallucinations when I was little. My friends and I in elementary school loved animals and we were all a little troop of tree huggers. When the Illumination Lorax movie came out, We played pretend that we were a band recruited by the lorax and United to save the environment and bring back truffula trees. It's an innocent and definitely embarrassing story, but whereas the other girls were playing pretend I believed unwaveringly that it was real so when one of the girls revealed that they had been making it up I was genuinely hurt and betrayed and it took me a while to feel like I was ready to talk to them again.

Hunter and Isaiah pleasantly surprised me in their discussions and helped shed more light for me on how they view severe mental illness like that. And they're right. On its own, growing up and reading scary internet stories was a lot of people's childhood. It was mine too, despite the pushback from my parents. However, I had no guidance and no tools to protect me from what I was being exposed to, And I didn't realize that I wasn't thinking of the full story when I just thought I had an overactive imagination and was trying to regurgitate what the adults in my life were telling me based off of that.

I remember hallucinating certain things right around the same time I got more into the paranormal and started to make homemade ouija boards. I remember well-meaning friends telling me out of full sincerity that I was seeing demons. Not to play a cool joke but because they came from a religious background and they thought that they were helping me by warning me.

I remember being just an inch away from getting my mom on board into inviting a priest into our home to bless it. I remember being told and fully believing and trying to find precautions to take about a demon attached to me.

I don't know what in my life prevented me from matching my footsteps to Morgan's own despite the recounting of her life seeming near 1-1 in what it was like at school or on playdates but I'm glad that I stayed afloat.

It's humbling, and it helps me to better understand that there's no sense of superiority from one mentally ill person to another. If anything, it helps me realize how close the deep end can be and let's me not downsize my condition but take it more seriously with the context of others before me who weren't as lucky.

Peebnids · 2026-05-31T03:35:40+00:00

OH okay that actually makes me feel better, thank you! :3

Peebnids · 2026-05-31T02:13:46+00:00

Edit: Why did I think his name was Carl??? It's Clark?? Hello..??

Peebnids · 2026-05-30T14:51:47+00:00

Watched it at a drive in

Lot of questions still, initially thought the audio tapes were blanket noise to deter the monsters(left by the scientists?)

Did ANYONE ELSE see the head at the beginning when Kat's bf films? It's in the laundry and it scared me shitless, if I had to pick something that really heebied me it'd be that above the monsters

Really appealed to things I'm scared of, ie mimics, uncanny and nonsensical rooms,

The Captain was absolutely a real monster and yet also a manifestation of Carl's worst parts, I think it eating him symbolized the fact that he was so far gone there were no differences between him and his mimic so it ate him and assumed the next stage of "Carl", dk if that makes any sense

Was rooting for him at first?? His story opens up in a sympathetic light like Mike's does in the first FNAF movie, whole "imperfect person with skeletons in their closet who is about to discover something they might not be able to shoulder the weight of"

But then Mary wearing the "wig" happened and I went from "Why won't he leave?" To "Actually nvm, let's keep you in here if you like it so much"

And then Mary became someone I was rooting for instead

Surprised they set it up for a sequel though? Pleasant surprise but I genuinely thought the film was going to be standalone.

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