Inspired by this video:

Analysis of Amaya, Taro, and Hindsight Bias

So, essentially speaking, remember that situation involving the love confession in Yandere Simulator. I watched the confession to see what Amaya had said, and the only issue I really had with it was that Amaya said she was envious.

“Envious” is a sort of loaded word. When someone uses a word that is normally associated with negative things, entitlement, or wrongdoing, it can trigger a particular mindset in the person hearing it.

This one is quite difficult.

Beauty standards are real, but many of today's trends feel less like rules and more like preferences. At some point, it helps to remember that when people talk about what they find attractive, they're usually describing their own tastes—not handing out instructions for how everyone should look. One man likes blondes. Another prefers brunettes. Some people are drawn to thin bodies,

others to curvier ones. A preference is not a moral statement. It doesn't make someone cruel, shallow, or evil. It's simply what they happen to find appealing.

The real struggle often comes from insecurity.

We convince ourselves that if enough people like something, then everyone must like it. Someone buys the designer bag, changes their hair, follows every trend, and still feels anxious because approval never seems complete. The moment one trend fades, another takes its place. Then panic sets in: The beauty standard changed. Now I have to…

Not exactly but kinda. I had to go through hoops just to get the right aspect ratio.

Much of the editing is done off screen

This is the game I remade for funzies as a text adventure:

Final image:

Finalized Rough Draft Version:

Finalized Version:

Got the background from here.