Jerry Peet / Lily Orchard / Lily Peet / Valkyrstudios / Bhaalspawn / Tara Callie / "Mod Ebara" - Sociopath writer of pedophile fanfiction and cartoon reviews, faked getting raped to force a divorce, then mobbed and gaslit their ex off Tumblr, satanist neoliberal of the MovieSlob variety, also wants to fuck dogs and/or pokemon

We've got it all wrong guys! It's not that Rey can't live without Aliana, it's that she just doesn't wanna.
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Why can't she wait to die naturally then? If she's that old it should be any day now. I could see wanting to off yourself if you had a wasting disease but I doubt your partner would want you you to speed up the process otherwise.
 
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We've got it all wrong guys! It's not that Rey can't live without Aliana, it's that she just doesn't wanna.
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I think most people would rather just die in their sleep after living a long happy life.
Killing yourself a week after your spouse dies doesn't read as "long happy life" to me. If anything, this just reads like Rey was just a component of Aliana, now that Aliana's dead she might as well die a week later "on her terms", everyone else in her life be damned.

Why not just have them die together you weird fuck? What is this devil contract shit?
 
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I think most people would rather just die in their sleep after living a long happy life.
Killing yourself a week after your spouse dies doesn't read as "long happy life" to me. If anything, this just reads like Rey was just a component of Aliana, now that Aliana's dead she might as well die a week later "on her terms", everyone else in her life be damned.

Why not just have them die together you weird fuck? What is this devil contract shit?
”my loved one WILL kill herself for me, gad dammit!”

You’re fucked up, Lily. That or too stupid to just admit you made a mistake.

Or both. Both is good.
 
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”my loved one WILL kill herself for me, gad dammit!”

You’re fucked up, Lily. That or too stupid to just admit you made a mistake.

Or both. Both is good.
I can see Liliana wanting something like that, but the motivation being more of a "I'll never let you have a happy life without me!" more than a romantic ideal.

Looks how she responds every time someone tries to move on from her. She can't take that.
 
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I think most people would rather just die in their sleep after living a long happy life.
Killing yourself a week after your spouse dies doesn't read as "long happy life" to me. If anything, this just reads like Rey was just a component of Aliana, now that Aliana's dead she might as well die a week later "on her terms", everyone else in her life be damned.

Why not just have them die together you weird fuck? What is this devil contract shit?

Did anybody here play "Beyond: Two Souls"? It's okay if you didn't. It's not recommended.

But for some context, the 'Beyond' is basically the afterlife, and the US military is conducting experiments to reach into the afterlife (for reasons literally never explained).

One of the scientists loses his wife and daughter in a car accident, and when the main character reveals she can communicate with them (that is, their souls persist and are watching over him), he spirals into a madness that culminates in trying to breach the Beyond and effectively merge the living world and the Beyond. This is bad, obviously (the souls of the dead aren't the only things over there) but he gives NO SHITS, he just wants to see his family again.

At the climax of the game he's succeeded in creating a localized distortion and runs into the Beyond, screaming for his family to come. Your character has to stop him, either by rationalizing with him or killing him. Rationalizing with him reveals that his family is so scared of what he's become that they're staying away from him and he will never be able to find them if he keeps trying to end the world. Now recognizing the evil he's done, he can't live with himself and the monster his family sees him as and shoots himself.

Then he immediately manifests right next to where he was and his wife and daughter come running in out of nowhere to embrace him and the whole dead family flies off into the real afterlife.

At the time, this was a huge point of contention, as it was basically saying that not only was he instantly forgiven for nearly ending the world, but committing suicide was the RIGHT THING TO DO and in doing that he was INSTANTLY rewarded with being reunited with his family. Due to the overall themes of the game, it further implied that if he'd just fuckin' killed himself right after he heard about the car accident, he'd have been united with them immediately. By extension, anybody else experiencing this level of grief after loss would ALSO be justified in killing themselves.

It romanticized suicide.

I bring this up because that's the exact vibe I'm getting off Lily's explanation. "She's taking control of her destiny!" "She's just meeting Aliana for a new adventure!" "It's romantic, it's happy!"

No, Lily.

You're romanticizing suicide.
 
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Rey is so dependent on Aliana that she literally can't live without her.. and, dunno, Aliana being granted a peaceful, natural death while Rey must suffer before committing to a much more tragic death.
if anyone ever doubted Aliana was a mary sue, this is the true proof.
Aliana shows up, derails everything in the universe.
Unermines the authority of canon characters
trivialises all conflict.
has everyone tripping over themselves to defend her.
she kills Kylo Ren completely undercutting Rey's story arc
and has gone so far as to say that Rey chooses not to live longer than a week after Aliana Dies.

Like, the whole fucking world bends inward around Aliana and it's just so fucking absurd I can't even muster up the will to make a joke about it.
 
Did anybody here play "Beyond: Two Souls"? It's okay if you didn't. It's not recommended.

But for some context, the 'Beyond' is basically the afterlife, and the US military is conducting experiments to reach into the afterlife (for reasons literally never explained).

One of the scientists loses his wife and daughter in a car accident, and when the main character reveals she can communicate with them (that is, their souls persist and are watching over him), he spirals into a madness that culminates in trying to breach the Beyond and effectively merge the living world and the Beyond. This is bad, obviously (the souls of the dead aren't the only things over there) but he gives NO SHITS, he just wants to see his family again.

At the climax of the game he's succeeded in creating a localized distortion and runs into the Beyond, screaming for his family to come. Your character has to stop him, either by rationalizing with him or killing him. Rationalizing with him reveals that his family is so scared of what he's become that they're staying away from him and he will never be able to find them if he keeps trying to end the world. Now recognizing the evil he's done, he can't live with himself and the monster his family sees him as and shoots himself.

Then he immediately manifests right next to where he was and his wife and daughter come running in out of nowhere to embrace him and the whole dead family flies off into the real afterlife.

At the time, this was a huge point of contention, as it was basically saying that not only was he instantly forgiven for nearly ending the world, but committing suicide was the RIGHT THING TO DO and in doing that he was INSTANTLY rewarded with being reunited with his family. Due to the overall themes of the game, it further implied that if he'd just fuckin' killed himself right after he heard about the car accident, he'd have been united with them immediately. By extension, anybody else experiencing this level of grief after loss would ALSO be justified in killing themselves.

It romanticized suicide.

I bring this up because that's the exact vibe I'm getting off Lily's explanation. "She's taking control of her destiny!" "She's just meeting Aliana for a new adventure!" "It's romantic, it's happy!"

No, Lily.

You're romanticizing suicide.
I only ever watched the SBFP LP of it, and yeah, that game is all kinds of a mess.

Also, I did some quick cheap editing and made something to use whenever Lily starts making these random claims about female characters and real life.
 
Ugh, what a way to oversimplify a very heavy and complex topic. Reasons why an elderly person might commit suicide are a lot grimmer than ''well, 'twas a good run, but I've been here long enough. I grew sick of living, might go for a change.''

Let alone timing your death to the demise of your spouse. That doesn't sound like Rey is being in control, more like Aliana is in control (unintentionally, not like Aliana can decide when to die. Or maybe she can, she's got Mary Sue powers after all).
'' Rey throughout TSR is someone who wants control of her life. To not have things dictated for her.''
Apparently she can't handle having control of her own life for more than a week before off-ing herself

I understand that what's so dangerous and damning about being suicidal is wanting to regain control when you lack sense of control in your life. Your brain in this state is telling you that with killing your self you regain that control.
This is why it's fucked up portray this as Rey's power of obtaining control over her life, despite there being many other reasons to choose from that are more closely related to the experience of old age, because it's literally a simptom of suicidal thoughts.

The experience of being suicidal and making a suicide attempt could be understood in the overall theme Being in want of control. This theme has a double meaning of not being in control as well as wishing to regain control. Statements expressing a want of control were present throughout the different aspects of being suicidal addressed in the interviews; concerning the perceived long-term background of the suicide attempt, throughout the suicidal process and not least in the acute suicidal situation. Expressions of being in want of control were also present in the outlook on the future. The wish for, and necessity of, taking control was a central feature of the text concerning what might prevent suicide attempts.
 
'' Rey throughout TSR is someone who wants control of her life. To not have things dictated for her.''
Apparently she can't handle having control of her own life for more than a week before off-ing herself

In the lasting hours of the night, long after Aliana has passed, a dread consumes Rey as she takes the hilt of her blade.

"Oh God, I was gaslit into wasting my life by the self insert of a tranny faggot."

Rey's body lay cold for days.
 
youd imagine that rey would still have projects to work on, like rebuilding the jedi order and trying to teach younger generations to not repeat the mistakes that led to the rise of space fascism. i assume that aliana must have fixed the entire world, i guess
 
Why not have Rey just throw herself onto Aliana's funeral pyre? You know like a good wife with nothing left to live for when her spouse dies? If you're gonna do this shit go all the way, Jerry.
 
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I was checking in to see what the topic was, since I saw Lizzy post about Lily a few days ago, and of course Lily is still going on about her. Lizzy made two posts in the last half-year or so, in response to her ex’s onslaught, and Lily is still going. Lmfao

That inspired me to make this;
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Guess if we have anyone to blame, it’s April Davis.

Let’s also not forget that this is the same person who wrote several dissertations about how their ex was a terrible person moments after grandstanding about how obsessed the ex supposedly was over them. Lol

Lily’s never gonna change till the day she dies.
 
In most threads that are about crazy annoying trannies (so most threads here in general) most people make it a point to call him a "he", but here I see mostly "she". Why is that?

Edit: I might be retarded. Maybe you all were talking about fictional characters and I lost the plot in the meantime.
Disregard.

lmao trannies though
 
Remind me, how many therapists did Lily go through until she settled on the one that enabled her?
We'll never know
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Lily Orchard, goes to therapists for advice.
Lily Orchard, no longer goes to therapists for advice, because they didn't tell her what she wanted to hear.

Also this:
Not following Lily and still hasn't given any statement on the subject.

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An interesting post from Brittany regarding this post:
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That's a point in favor of the theory that their relationship broke down due to being severely onesided.
 
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