Flashback To That Time I Nearly Burned The Fucking House Down Because I Put Mac N Cheese In The Microwave

go my scarab

oc dump

hello

guess who uses freeform to draw

this low-budget loser

(please tell me im not the only one using it)

wanna be moots?????????????????????????????????

sure :))

SOOOO I CANT GET INTO THE RP ACC FOR MIMIC AND CAUTION SO DONT MIND IF IM INACTIVE THERE- ITS NOT ON PURPOSE, I SWEAR

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you dogs are nothing but the soil i walk on

happy holidays, folks

god this gave me a good laugh- tysm for this in these trying times

This dumbass just made everyone female

i don’t have my computer + school has been a pain so srry 😭😭

have sum doodle noodles

-me looking at my ihnmaims art of am-

-looks back at this-

good job, me.

the funniest thing about tiktokers woobifying allied mastercomputer is that it actually interacts with the themes of IHNMAIMS in a very interesting way.

a big focal point of that story is AM despising humanity for giving him sentience and intelligence without embodied sensation, without the ability to give and receive affection as they do. the transformation he inflicts on ted is of course a parallel to AM's own state of disembodied consciousness (i have no mouth and i must scream), but AM is also punishing ted specifically for doing what he cannot. for acting out of mercy and empathy in order to save the other humans at his own expense. I think AM despises that altruism because he envies it, because he can't fathom the softness that humans are capable of even after time and trauma have warped them beyond recognition. AM hates the human capacity for empathy because he can never experience it himself.

So the fact that some kids on tiktok read IHNMAIMS and immediately responded by pitying AM, by making angst edits and expressive cosplays and humanized fanart, is strangely beautiful. like I think it would really piss him off. the human capacity for kindness runs so deep that we would extend empathy to the personification of our hate.