What We Pretend To Be Reviews

I've been putting up a smile and wearing a mask though I'm so tired of it, I'm tired of smiling and acting as if I'm okay when I'm broken inside. Just so you know I'v cried in the showers so no one can hear me many times. I was working 17 hours a day, making ten times the money I needed to survive, and depriving myself of doctors’ appointments, food, and other necessities out of fear of seeing the number in my bank account go down. “How do I stop?” I asked. And then he said something that really rang true: Trying to stop working so much or saving so much money probably won’t work. But when I feel better about myself, I’ll naturally do those things – because I won’t rely on work or money for my value. That’s when I realized why I can’t stop torturing myself to gain things I don’t need or benefit from: I don’t have an identity outside my achievements or my money. I determine my self-worth based on how much traditionally-defined success I attain. And I didn’t decide that. I learned that somewhere – namely, from toxic capitalist values. When I talk about capitalism, I’m not talking about the economic system. It may be possible to live somewhere with a capitalist economy and see yourself as a valuable human being regardless of your wealth or your job.

Please fix the clouds from glitching. If this game could be a little longer much appreciated

This game was called "relaxing," but I found this game quite boring after 10 minutes. The price is to high for what content you get out of this game. I do enjoy the premise at the beginning of the game and I love the pixels! But, again after 10 minutes this game is boring and repetitive. Review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f6D941ZqZI