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I am a sadist. by FurryJackman

Get your sad depressed friends ready. I will be streaming Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy for 48 consecutive hours straight from sometime on March 9th to however as long as needed. If I surpass 48 hours, it's only but a small achievement, cause I'm not gonna stop.

I am a sadist.

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    I've seen a lot of youtube videos of people trying this game and the frustration is so unbelievable palpable, like I can literally feel it emanating through my screen. So far I'd say Corey Coyote/Dam Dog Games has had the best meltdown, at least that I've seen.

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      Well, I already know I've hit rock bottom so falling only validates my failure. And it's going to be 48+ hours of it during VancouFur, a con I can't go to.

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        Ah, so a distraction. Still, the narrator provides a lot of interesting philosophical throughout the game form what I've seen. Could be interesting.

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          No, a validation of failure. Because I can only sink lower than what I am right now.

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            Probably not what you want to hear, but really, that all depends on you. You have far more control (and strength) than you give yourself credit for. But, that is often how it goes. Easier to blame it on something beyond our control. Absolves us from any responsibility or accountability. Why even try if it's beyond us, right? Thing is, it's not. At the very least, not everything is beyond us. There ARE things we can do, steps we can take. I know it ain't easy. I struggle with it, too. It's real easy to just give up and settle in for a miserable existence I can complain about endlessly until everyone's sick of hearing me. But at some point you've got to make a choice. Which is more important to you, the familiarity of constantly having something to complain about, or living life, making friends, and moving forward? In short, unfamiliar territory, things we're not so used to, things that require effort, things that mean taking risks and yes, maybe even falling on our faces and having to drag ourselves back to our feet. But it's worth it. It's worth the risk. It's worth the pain. It's worth the chance of failure because let's be pragmatic about this: if you never try you only guarantee failure. No one ever succeeded by sitting in a corner bitching about how much it might hurt to fail.

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              Pain is required, so I have to pile on more psychological pain and potentially physical pain so that it will make me stronger.

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                While I understand there is some truth to old "no pain, no gain" mantra, as well as "what doesn't kill me makes me stronger," that doesn't mean you go play chicken with a Mack truck. There is a line between "likely" and "necessary." Taking a risk means it might hurt, but that doesn't necessarily mean it will hurt, much less that it absolutely MUST hurt.

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                  Stream is going to start at 10AM Pacific at twitch.tv/jack_vancouver