Milk Inside a Bag's Even Better Sequel: Milk Outside a Bag of Milk

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  @9_dog_race · 1 year ago

  a note about her mother,<br><br>pretty much my whole life i’ve struggled with various mental and physical health issues most of which seemingly have no cause. my mom has done everything in her power to try and figure out what’s wrong so she can help me, but taking care of a child with mental illness and/or special needs is difficult especially when they aren’t able to communicate what their needs are. there have been multiple times where, in trying to help me, she ended up scaring me and making things worse. i think it’s likely that her mom is trying to help her but she just doesn’t understand that her actions are scaring her daughter, and the daughter isn’t able to communicate that

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  @ranvionist · 1 year ago (edited)

  There&apos;s more story of the girl the day she dropped out. <br>If you ask her to tell the story again, then she recount a different story how the day pan out. Ask her one more time and she tells a different story again. Each is more disturbing than the first, but all of it ended the same way; she and her parents have dinner and go to their separate room.<br><br>Her last day isn&apos;t as &quot;normal&quot; or peaceful as she first described.

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  @electricache · 1 year ago

  i&apos;m such a big fan of this game. i think it does an even better job than the first one. i love how often the protagonist changes her mind and contradicts herself. mental illness doesn&apos;t make sense sometimes.

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  @tokellwithit · 1 year ago

  Experiences like this are often depicted in media in a way that seems to suggest the more vague they are, the more they resonate, while the more visceral they feel, the less we understand them. Our minds create a fuzzy sense of rationale from sets of rules we haven&apos;t defined ourselves, yet we have to adapt to them, and this rationale shapes how we interpret our own perceptions.<br><br>TL;DR: trauma&apos;s a bitch

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  @dragle1756 · 1 year ago

  The thing i love most about this story is that she constantly tries to change for the better but she simply can&apos;t. Most stories make their characters stupid and therefore unable to escape. This time on the other hand she&apos;s actually trying and struggling

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  @Little_Tree_Dude · 11 months ago

  Recently i&apos;ve been formally diagnosed as Autistic. Usually i always enjoy media that accuratly portrays how the condition affects one&apos;s life, but those 2 games... They are literally SCARY accurate... And i don&apos;t even know if this was the developers intent, but it hurt me to watch the games play out because the so many things this characters goes through happened to me at least once.<br><br>The way she is speaking to someone who isn&apos;t there... Feels like when i have to reason with myself, it&apos;s really like talking to another person.<br><br>The way she feels like not taking the medication because she feels like she can control it... Happened so many times. Well, for the depressive episodes. I would always think i &quot;didn&apos;t need it anymore&quot; just for a HUGE depressive episode to happen<br><br>The Vent art, the need to organize thoughts, the bullying from others that lead to isolation, the fear of exposing to much online, the dreams about when you were mistreated by adults as a child, your room becoming an unescapable prison, the huge pillar of life looking meaningless and dream 5... My god, dream 5 just broke me. Yes, this is what happens and it&apos;s not even subtle, you fill your head with toughts but nothing never happens in your life, oh my god, younger me cried so much because of this. How you feel like you are always going through so much but things NEVER changes in you life.<br><br>Man, i usually like media like this and i&apos;m acutally trully happy it exists. But, man that one cut deep.

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  @TheGlenn8 · 1 year ago

  Ending 5 hit hard. I get that feeling of wanting to exist in your fantasies. In the world you can make in your mind that&apos;s better than everything around it. But it can&apos;t be like that, and perhaps it&apos;s for the best. Even if it isn&apos;t there&apos;s nothing I can do to change it. So the only choice I have is making the real world better for myself.

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  @Fimbulvetr · 1 year ago

  This guy has the storytelling cadence and delivery of a dry wikipedia article and I&apos;m so unbelievably addicted

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  @winrope4814 · 1 year ago

  This video helped me to escort my girlfriend to the dentist - she was removing her eights. It was a wild ride, but everything is ok, and she&apos;s laughing at her previous fears now. All is good. This video is good. Thank you for this.

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  @N3Selina · 1 year ago

  these things also kinda intertwine with my experience as a schizophrenic<br>love how the game represents mental health so far

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  @goldenapple3952 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMkoSqaVDpU&amp;t=890">14:50</a> haha i thought her t shirrt was an &apos;&apos;anti o&apos;&apos; sign since she said she was scared of the letter in the first game...

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  @cinnamonsugarcookies · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMkoSqaVDpU&amp;t=234">3:54</a> The way the girl treats the milk reminds me that I used to have pet things. I had a dog, but also a pet rock. And a pet chicken egg. And a pet stick. I loved them all, and they’re all buried behind my old house. And only years later I realized how absolutely absurd that was. Gerald the Egg my GOAT!

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