lae

@laetexs sorry

I feel like isolating myself again cuz of these ppl

@Sebby_IsCute Hbday ugly

Woah, the balloons!!!!

@artyfiber Do you lik hisana

i'm azka a. zavian i like fried chicken AND fish.

we bare bears was a hella unrealistic show not because of the talking bears, but because panda should've gained followers and gotten likes from this instead of losing them

@foxgirlfrot Good tweet

hate fuck faggots instead of being homophobic, it works 100x better.

"Hot take"

Asym tier list I am sonic.exe

I do not like other furries

@Celestialfella So fucking fat

Pizza Movie (2026)

I'll never be anymore than a contributor

Just only feeling nonsensical anger

I'm not cut for Twitter anymore

I wish im sorry

I don't even feel like jerking off

@Bobbipup Wanna play

You all PISS ME OFF so much

@artyfiber ywdh

don't correct me when my english is bad. i speak english solely because that's the only language YOU know.

A Roblox game killed somebody with epilepsy attack… Doom by Fate is a Roblox asymmetrical horror game (think Dead by Daylight-style: one killer vs. survivors) On or around April 3-4, 2026, they dropped a big update called "1x" that added a new killer (1x1x1x1) with heavy strobe/flashing light effects (green/black/white flashes). A player named Kit (who had photosensitive epilepsy) reportedly played the update, suffered a severe seizure from the flashing lights, was hospitalized, and died during emergency surgery less than two hours later. >The game didn't have a proper epilepsy warning, even though the community had complained about flashing lights in earlier showcase videos and an epileptic player had specifically warned the devs beforehand. >Devs allegedly added a basic "Flash Toggle" after the incident, but it didn't fully fix the strobing from the new content. >The devs' (and staff) responses in their Discord and elsewhere have been widely criticized as dismissive, victim-blaming, or straight-up insensitive. Examples from reports and leaks include: - Calling Kit a "random" and downplaying it because player count was low. - Suggesting people with epilepsy just shouldn't play video games. - Demanding "proof" of the epilepsy/hospitalization/death. - Locking channels and trying to shut down discussion. It's all still developing (no official statement from Kit's family yet that I've seen), but the outrage is real and spreading fast. The Google Doc that a lot of people are sharing lays out the timeline and screenshots if you want the full alleged details.