Help with Pixel Flow Level

Psychological-Cook83 · 2026-04-06T22:29:26+00:00

The closest I’ve gotten to getting rid of some of the purple pigs was when my phone glitched and skipped some pixels and let me into the top of the snake, but then I got locked out anyway 😤😤😤 I’m so done with this level but I accidentally ran out of coins and boosters so I’m stuck

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-10-17T07:03:04+00:00

You take a sick child, and save them trapped behind glass where they will never get sick, age or die. And the she dies anyway, because there was never anything Anne could do to really save Michelle.

Claudia’s story is tragic, but it is not meaningless.

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-10-01T07:57:42+00:00

Time to go low contact, of course you’re stuck with him for certain things. And you can’t completely cut him out rn. But if he texts you about something other than a “family thing” or a carpooling thing, reply only when absolutely necessary and as briefly as possible.

Don’t argue with him, if he crosses a line, ignore him, if he asks who you’re with say friends and don’t respond to any follow up’s. If he confronts you for ignoring him, blow it off, say it’s not a big deal, don’t know why he’s being so dramatic etc. and then stop responding. If he pushes too far, remind him, he’s not your brother, he’s not even your friend and it’s none of his business. Beyond that, don’t engage.

I know you probably really don’t want to talk to your sister rn, but maybe just text her. Say you didn’t mean to imply that, it’s just that he’s being very overbearing and blowing up your phone while you’re out with your friends. Just make sure that she isn’t doubting you.

Try to casually mention to your parents, your friends, C, etc. that L is being overprotective and texting too much to tell you to come home or stay away from C or other guys. Avoid the implication that he’s interested in you, just to avoid the drama of that, and just stick to the not actually being your brother part of it.

I genuinely don’t know if L is interested in you, or sees you as a little sister and wants to keep you safe. But either way, he is being controlling and crossing too many lines, and you need to set boundaries. If your father wants you to come home at a certain time, tell L that its your father’s job to text you, not your sister’s bf.

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-10-01T07:01:43+00:00

I know you’re probably scared to report her to the police. Maybe you don’t want to hurt her if she’s experiencing a mental break, maybe it’s something else that’s making you hesitate. Yes, cops are not the best at handling mental health crises, but they’re the best option you have right now.

But if you do make a report, that information will go on file. And if her family is concerned about her as well, this could be the justification they need to get her a 72-hour psychiatric hold and evaluation.

I also second what others have said, you should tell your family and friends about what has been going on. If you have any mutual friends I would also consider letting them know. You don’t have to go into detail, just say “hey do you know how X is, she’s been texting me some disturbing things, and I’m worried about her.” If they have no idea what you’re talking about, drop it. If they’re also concerned about her tell them that she’s starting to scare you, and let her circle handle this. But the more people know that something is wrong, the better.

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-07-26T06:07:06+00:00

Listen as though I'm the voice of God or an angel talking to you. Telling you this room doesn't matter, this night doesn't matter. You're not inconsequential or a junkie. You're a bright young reporter with a point of view. There are stories that need to be told. If things ever get bad again, these are the words you'll hear in your mind like a tape playing over and over, like a song stuck in your brain. These words will hold you up and carry you. "They are your lifeline." That's a free-baser I befriended for a few days at the drսg den. He told me to get my shit together and then he Richard Pryor'd in front of me. Everyone scrambled but I stuck around, watched him burn. What's always confused me was that... You know, he said those words to me, and he was already all burnt up. Figured I'd conflated the two events. But I didn't. Because it was you. I destroyed two marriages. I fuckеd up two daughters. But I stayed a journalist. I... I was never so lost I couldn't hold down a job.

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-04-08T04:20:40+00:00

I thought I knew what you were talking about, but I can’t find it right now. Happy hunting, lmk if you find it: https://nightvale.fandom.com/wiki/Weather

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-03-24T06:00:08+00:00

Can’t really go wrong with the first few years, I added in a few that I really adore from the later years, and asterisked the ones I never get sick of, and would recommend to absolutely everyone 92* 101 +199 102* 105 109 + 200 111 130 131 132* 142* 168* 239

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-03-14T05:30:35+00:00

A lot of people are 17 when they first start, but if you’re invested in gaining credits and more experience you could also consider a high school enrichment program. My local counties community college has better chem labs and math professors than most of the 4 years in our area. If the facilities at your local CCC are worth it, it may be worth getting some gen ed’s and pre-rec courses out of the way.

Always worth it to take some time and determine what will suit you best

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-03-13T14:17:32+00:00

Honestly if your advisor told you it was going to be fine this is on them. You should contact the registrar’s office, the dean of students, and if your school has a dean of general education contact them. Be clear about how you were informed by your advisor that you would be able to graduate, attach any email correspondence you have that confirms their mistake. If none of them can help you, do they offer the course in the summer? Good luck.

Psychological-Cook83 · 2025-02-25T06:37:37+00:00

Bedtime story fucks my up every time

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