Bit-B

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Hey Glitch, I've watched Glitch's content for quite a while now. Really appreciate the great work, effort, and thought put into every production! A couple years ago, I joined a friend group that has ties with modmad, the creator of the webcomic 'The Property of Hate'. I've read a few of the chapters, and it's a really brainwarping and fun adventure! Still gotta read the rest, but it's been going on for 14 years. So it's a really tall read. You may have seen the concern raised by a number of mod's fans about the character 'Mr. Puzzles', an SMG4 character. Puzzles has significantly large similarities to mod's character 'RGB', a character that appears on the very first page of the comic. And has been a continued presence in the comic throughout. I've seen the comparisons. And while RGB and Puzzles are incredibly different in character and backstory, I can't deny the design similarities. I honestly say it borders on plagiarism. https://www.tumblr.com/timmyreads/812849468818014208/
Feel like typing up some stuff to loosen some heavy personal thoughts taking up tabs in my brain. ------ GOD, I get so locked up inside my own head. I've had hundreds of little embarrassing moments in my life. Some of them are things that you'd agree are worth being embarrassed about. Things I consider genuine, reasonable embarrassment we could all relate to. Others are created through awkward interactions and conversations where I feel embarrassed either in the moment or after the fact. You'd be surprised how far back I can recall embarrassing things. I recall some moments when I was FIVE. And I can remember the exact shame I felt. Some of these memories make my stomach churn. Massive regret decades later. Despite it making ZERO sense to even be concerned about it now. I sadly still experience this with new memories. A certain amount of shame is healthy. It matures you and makes you a better person that's more tolerable to interact with. I think we all know a person or two that could use a little shame and self-reflection.