_{shiver me timbers}

_Hi.

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_huh?

_{fine i guess}

_{....ch..chespin..? wha...?? why is andy using chespin??? that was by far my worst MUGEN creation e_e}

_{i could roleplay with you at some point but i've got a lot on my hands at the moment}

_{preferably a character that isn't BFDI-related.}

_{(oh god i think i know why you're asking this...)
um... i..... kinda only do rps with close friends... sorry. ;^;}

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Satanchu.
listen very carefully.
and i mean... VERY carefully.
you've never listened to me before. i know i cannot trust you anymore to listen, but this is your last chance. not to keep our friendship, but... to listen.
i won't be repeating this. it's something you're going to have to keep in mind for the long run. if you don't keep it... nothing will get better for you. but then again you're not gonna listen to this so i'm just wasting effort here, but it's worth one last shot.
now, Satanchu. there are... a mighty amount of things you've fucked up in terms of friendship. there are at least two that you are strongly recommended to focus on revising immediately. recently, you've repeated something that you appear to get commonly confused with, and it has to stop. i'm going to start it off with this. you need to keep in mind, that when teaching someone a lesson, it's only your DESPICABLE ENEMY that learns from PAIN. not your FRIENDS. when you aim to make a friend recover from pain, you don't... slap them, threaten them, anything along those lines. because you know what that does? it brings them even MORE pain. nothing about what you tried to pull off is making anyone feel any better. example? RachelCop when she was cutting herself. you thought virtually slapping her was going to make her feel better. i mean... really. Rachel was cutting herself because she didn't want to deal with any more pain (i know cutting brings more pain, but that was a sign of her trying to commit suicide). if you didn't want her to die, and wanted the pain to go away, adding more pain does NOTHING but make it worse. i hope you understand this (although you surely aren't reading this...).
now that this is out of the way, here is something else. everybody, no matter who it is, has something going on in there life. they have tragedies, struggles, disorders, misfortunes and so and so. little do you know, people don't do this for attention of any kind. if anything, they don't want to be having to deal with all of these horrifying life situations. if your life is a-okay in the meantime, honestly, you should acknowledge that and feel good about it. don't feel bad that people are having harder times than you, and are getting attention because of it. mind you, attention isn't the thing that exactly.... brings you to the top. it's courage, persistence, and most of all, heart. when you get attention, the result won't always be wonderful. if you want attention, you have to earn it, using the three tools i named earlier. technically cheating for it isn't going to get you the results you wanted.
and here's something i need you to control. it's about your supposed depressing habits. when someone supports you, when someone is calmly and rationally trying to help you through your problems, what you should never do, is put them down for doing so. don't call them names, shun them, or egg on their efforts to assist you. example? MilkysCupcakes when she was dearly trying to help you on your recent vent art, you had retorted with calling her crazy. it's understandable that you did something ultimately wrong and wanted to accept punishment for it, but look. you don't have to be despised for it for all of eternity. you can still be redeemed, by simply learning a lesson, and put what you learned into action, so everyone knows you're capable.
one last thing. you know good and well there are always people out there who look down on theirselves quite often. me for example. now, there are times when and when not to get all serious about it. if a person is down in the dumps, having made a piece of vent art or two, or a journal venting their feelings, that's an opportunity to help them out. it's better if you do it calmly and rationally, so that they can be assured that you care for them. however, sometimes the person who looks down on theirself are giving them a bad name, but at the same time, they're currently happy with life and enjoying what events are taking place as of now. if they're not entirely happy with theirself during this time, that's fine. as long as they're not going crazy. when someone IS having a good time, but then you come in and try to talk them into NOT shit-talking theirselves at this time, that will actually make them depressed again. you don't want to ruin someone's temporarily optimistic attitude by turning it all into some drama pool. that just makes everything go to shit and become much worse. don't ever be like that, okay? a part of helping a friend is largely about picking the right time to do it.}

_{that's all i must say for you, Satanchu. if you read through all this and plan to use this advice later, then congratulations. that's at least a B+ in friendship for you. however, if you take too many wrong turns with your friend, chances are that they won't regain the need to forgive you. and well... i think you can see where this is going. you and i just cannot be friends any longer. a big part of me finds you to be too much of a burden to handle at this rate. so in the meantime, we'll just have to walk our separate ways. you may never see me again after this. whatever i gave you, keep them with you. as reminders, charms, or however you will see them as. just keep pushing on, and you'll get far.}

_{hi! c:}