Spider-Man means everything to this child

[@GeekNewz]

“What I like about the costume is that anybody reading Spider-Man in any part of the world can imagine that they themselves are under the costume." -Stan Lee

[@MaskFanaticYT]

this comic really goes perfectly with what Stan lee says in that the reason he loves Spider-Man’s costume was because Spider-Man could be ANYONE. He could be black, Asian, white etc. anyone can look up to Spider-Man

[@YourLovelyGuy9442]

again with Stan Lee's quote. This quote is literally taken from An interview in whichstan lee even said that giving spiderman a full on mask(mask that covers all of his face)was a mistake (in the sense it happened without clear intention behind it). It wasn't a mistake,it was Ditko's idea because when lee told him the type of character he wanted(someone that didn't have Kirby's type of phisique)and was a teenager.Ditko gave him full on mask to cover him and protect him from dangers of superheroe life. Stan Lee has said a lot of bullsh*t when he was alive like a lot of us but you are misleading the quote."the meaning of everybody can wear the mask"referencing to spiderman Means that everybody can identify with that character, that's it,and this is even justified because Stan Lee started creation of spiderman when he noticed that great majority of comic book reader are kids or teens.So he wanted a character they could identify with. Miles is not Spiderman and when people think about spiderman they think about peter not because of movies but became PETER has been spiderman since 1962,from comics to cartoons and even freaking cereals boxes. Miles after more than a decade still using Peter narrative arc as blue print and has no rogue gallery. Even villain in his movies all started as Peter villains,Kingpin.Prowler.Tombstone.Spot, For my own taste I don't like having all these spider copies. Miles has potential but he needs to detach from Spiderman:from name to rogues. This is why there's always a problem.this is why people like *Ben*,and Miguel and others work.they all have something setting them apart, scarlet spider, spiderman 2099, superior Spiderman,noir Spiderman,etc This is why those characters are beloved.they might have title of spiderman but they have something setting themselves apart from og. Miles used to be ultimate Spider-Man till they pushed "anyone can wear the mask agenda"Then they forced miles to be just Spiderman Why isn't Miguel or Ben even doc oc getting the same treatment?People just wanna see world burn Do you honestly want to keep some spiderman villians as miles villians and make them part of his rogue gallery forever ?I'm ok with that,make him interact with original prowler,gave him spot,hell give him even some(not too much)villians that will never be famous until they are part of spiderman rogue's gallery like grizzly for example. But then cut off the ropes, unfortunately I know this will never happen due to the popularity of movies.

[@GeekNewz]

@@YourLovelyGuy9442 when did I mention Miles? I have an issue with him being call just Spider Man too. What I meant with that quote was that this kid had an imagenery friend who was his hero Spider Man. He doesn't know how Sider Man looks like under the mask so he imagines him being black like many of his role models. This is what the quote means and why I used it. Not everything is meant as justification for bad opinions. Some things are just about the nice symbolism and coralation between a quote and a story

[@davidpalillero29]

@@GeekNewzhe is Spider-Man my friend

[@MaskFanaticYT]

Isn’t Miles’s original spider-man name Kid-Arachnid? I only heard miles be called that in The Ultimate Spider-Man, so idk.

[@pinstripe4254]

It’s really sweet how Spider-Man in Lafronce’s head said all the things his uncle did. Almost like he was projecting Spider-Man over him

[@wolffang489]

Uncles really are all like that in Spider-Man stuff aren't they.

[@odg1190]

The second I saw his uncle ask him if he can count to twenty I could feel a tear in my eye. They're masters at pulling your heart strings

[@alecaquino4306]

I just realized the point of the handshake and it's actually very sad. It represents the end of Lafronce's innocence. He's lost his mother, his home, and all of his childhood possessions all at once. His whole life has changed in an instant and he knows that nothing will ever be the same for him ever again. He has to say goodbye to his childhood because it no longer exists and that is a painful realization. And so his imagination tells him that he is now at the point in his life where handshakes are more appropriate than hugs. And it really sucks because in actuality, he really is still just a kid who had to grow up way faster than he should have. And grown ups have no need for imaginary friends like kids do... 😢

[@placeholderdoe]

It’s sad with a tinge of hopefulness, yes his innocence is damaged. But he shakes hand with Spider-Man. He parted ways with his old imaginary friend that he needed. He doesn’t need Spider-Man anymore to get him through his days. So yes it is sad like any goodbye, but there’s a light on the horizon. Sad but hopeful defines Spider-Man as a series and as a character. Have an amazing day

[@alecaquino4306]

@@placeholderdoe That's true! I thought about it a lot since I posted that first comment. In the beginning, Lafronce needed Spiderman to help him escape all the bad stuff happening around him. Now that he is finally free of those circumstances, he doesn't need to run away from reality like before even though he's lost so much already. He'll miss "Spiderman" very much but now he'll be able to grow up strong with a family that will love and support him for the rest of their lives. And maybe he'll be able to grow up to be just like Spiderman and inspire some other boy who's going through the same trouble. It's a good ending.

[@agentmangoprime5532]

The reason I love spider man as a character and this comic is because I relate to it to well I was about 7 when it just hit me and idk everything just felt different it's only been the past year or so I've actually been able to enjoy some part of it all and be that kid again with mates

[@Keeps-vibez]

so is this spiderman a imagenary friend or not im confused???

[@placeholderdoe]

@@Keeps-vibez yes this Spider-Man is an imaginary friend

[@ZeroNeedsCoffee]

I just now realized after finishing the video that he was imagining Spiderman the entire time. Looking back it's kind of super obvious from the start that Spiderman was never really there. But Jeez that was a shock

[@santiinx737]

Bruh.

[@mohamedtrex632]

​@@santiinx737LOL

[@shadowtrooper4435]

...really? Not making fun of you, but... Really?

[@dr.hollow5639]

@@shadowtrooper4435ok, but this is 100% something g Spider-Man would do

[@arycogito]

smartest person with a cat profile pic

[@PixelRacc]

That CPS part really hit home for me man. I used to live in a very abusive home, and I always tried to get help from CPS, but they didn't do anything. I hate them so much

[@RazorO2Productions]

That and the kids they end up "Losing"

[@KenZaracki]

They only take kids from good parents they dont care about kids actually abused.

[@puffpuffpassmako]

I'm just happy the aunt and uncle took him in. If they weren't in the picture, this kid could have gone full blown villain and I wouldn't even blame him. I also like how it parallels Peter in a way. Lafronze has his own Aunt May and Uncle Ben that love him and make sure he stays a good person. I hope this kid one day can meet Peter or Miles when he's older

[@yourfathersinferioritycomplex]

The fact that the aunt and uncle are bigger heros than spiderman ever could be in this comic is so inspiring in a way

[@S0m3B0z0OnTheInternet]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@yourfathersinferioritycomplex Yeah, this comic stays super grounded in reality-which I’m not saying fantasy is a BAD thing but this comic makes it seem something like what this kid experienced could’ve very much happened in real life: whether Spider-Man existed or not. It would be really cool if he got to ACTUALLY meet Spider-Man and Miles or even become a superhero himself but I feel like that would defeat the whole purpose of this comic and how it’s so realistic to the real world. Sometimes, anyone can be a hero to someone: whether they’re an ACTUAL hero or not.

[@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina]

Why is Spider-Man BLACK?

[@MissRandomNomad0o]

@@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina The child is imagining him.

[@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina]

@@MissRandomNomad0o oh

[@marveler8994]

I'm shocked I havent heard about this story before, it shows how people you look up to can give you strength even if they arent there. Really heart wrenching story and deserves to be covered more

[@popculturenerdyt7572]

4:44 “He then tells them they’re doing everything they can as it shows him at a golf course.” That part made by blood boil

[@The_Phantasm]

You should talk about the famous story where Spider-Man reveals his Identity to a child fan who is terminally ill.

[@prince.logan404]

Alex lennen already made a vid

[@aldobanuelos6614]

Everyone and there mother already has

[@superkid5485]

@@oxycleanboeiman they are blind

[@Mybasedworld]

Boring af

[@Grim_sights]

which one 🗿

[@Saberrex1]

I know Lafronce has been imagining Spider-man in this comic, but I honestly would like to see the boy meet Spider-man for real; heck, I'd like to see Lafronce meet Peter Parker and Miles Morales as Spider-man. I think that would be incredible.

[@alikuwait3443]

yo that story would be fire, especially if they him give a unique suit and powers

[@jeremiah_gacha]

​@@alikuwait3443 *Yesh*

[@isaacclark9825]

I think it would ruin the story for Lafronce to deal with the reality that his uncle is not his favorite super hero. He will come to that realization, of course. But the entire point here is that Spider-Man is who Lafronce thinks is the greatest of all, and he sees his uncle as the man.

[@jeremiah_gacha]

@@isaacclark9825 right

[@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina]

Why is Spider-Man BLACK?

[@MrOrcshaman]

So much symbolism. At the end, because Lafronce saw Spiderman as his hero, his idol he always looked up to, imagining him being their to encourage him, in the end, when he took his mask off, it's how Lafronce imagined what Spiderman would look like, since most don't know. There's such a level of innocence in that. This story was heartbreaking but also uplifting. Don't know how long ago it was written but I don't expect this level of quality writing to come from modern marvel these days.

[@rogueguardian]

Dude im crying WTH?! That's a beautiful Spider-Man story.

[@Thespidermanng]

I cried too

[@moniqueperkinsmp]

same bro

[@limaalphacharlie]

Yep. Beautiful story. May we all be the people we needed when we were younger.

[@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina]

Why is Spider-Man BLACK?

[@Ebonyleopard]

Right? I swear to you, I can not finish reading this damn comic book without starting to cry even after all these years. It literally is the only bit of comic book media that has that effect on me.

[@sirnight6438]

This is another reason why I’m thankful Stan Lee made Spider-Man and I know he’s a fictional character but I know his morals and actions made him a perfect role model for a lot of people

[@JVCS-b6z]

I'm surprised no one came by to downplay stan lee yet

[@KrasseOdaVonBayern]

I love how Spider-Man looks like his uncle at the end. As Peter Parker had Uncle Ben, so too does this young man have his own uncle to look up to.

[@Ebonyleopard]

Actually look again. His uncle has facial hair, faded hair, and glasses. If anything it's simply what the kid imagines Spider-Man to look like if not himself as an adult.

[@nolanueno1060]

I actually do same thing as that Kid dose talking to my hero in sprit. I have autism and way I develop how calm down and not get over my anger is to go talk to my hero Ahsoka. Ahsoka is my childhood hero, her courage, strength, honor, humility, and wisdom got me through my darkest days.

[@AirTechReviews]

A great hero to look up to 🙂 you have Ahsoka's and my support 😁

[@nolanueno1060]

Thanks

[@colesephhh9546]

Yeah definitely a good one, love Clone Wars.

[@martinmcneal2778]

I think what this comic was also trying to say was that it's important to find a hero, not only in life but also in yourself. Lafronce has an amazing imagination and is genuinely a great kid. It sucks that he had such a rough time but I know he'll be alright. The detail that I love about this story is that even if it's all in his imagination, he still has his hero to help him. He's never seen Spider-Man's real face but he doesn't need to. Lafronce will probably always remember his time with Spider-Man and I wish the kid nothing but the best

[@kayodett]

This is my favourite single issue of a comic book. It simply encapsulates everything I love about comics, and Spidey. Life led me away from monthly comics shortly after I first bought this in 2001, but I've held on to it all this time, and I was even able to show it to my own kid when she started showing an interest in superheroes.

[@nilssonharrison]

Same

[@limaalphacharlie]

The coolest/smartest/strongest/most supportive role model he has wasn’t Spider-Man. It was his uncle. So it was only natural he be under the mask. That’s why he wasn’t shocked, or surprised, or taken aback. Spider-Man wasn’t Uncle Ray. Uncle Ray was Spider-man.

[@MatthewTeachout-xj4yy]

“Anyone can be Spider-Man”

[@damotoneko1500]

I was honestly hoping for an ending like Superman where the real Spiderman shows up at the end. Also personally i want to believe that the black spiderman isnt what he thinks Spiderman looks like but rather what he himself is going to look like. Showing how despite what happend, he's going to grow up fine.

[@marko-gj1uj]

That would be SPECTACULAR

[@hostrider2884]

Shit man this got me on the verge of tears

[@Maskedmenace8267]

I just realized that spider-man in this was just the kid but grown up

[@larrytoons6220]

Paul Jenkins and Mark Buckingham had one of my favorite Spider-Man runs ever. Each story could stand as it's own beautiful single piece, while also being able to connect to a whole new but nostalgic Spider-Man run, The side characters were awesome, the villains were some of the coolest concepts since the 60s Lee/Ditko/Romita days. I'm glad people are finally recognizing the masterful writing and art of this run

[@nicktroisi6347]

Children need superheroes, they need them to show them how to be right, fair, just, honest, kind and selfless. That is what a man like Spider-Man embodies

[@alecaquino4306]

I like this one. I hate that the kid seemed to never have dinner or lunch money. Take care of your kids...

[@forestgrumpy119]

Nigga eating air out here

[@SailorGreen]

I don't know why, I was expecting the uncle to be under the mask, like he disguised himself as Spiderman for his nephew. This way he could be there for him, cheering him up, giving him gifts and life lessons he couldn't have in his current situation and avoiding being spotted by social services. It's a win-win, tho I wouldn't have made him reveal his face in this version, just the hand shake. I understand the message nonetheless, it's a very touching, amazing short story.

[@fairystail1]

its probably because of the repeat of the counting to twenty thing. thats why i thought it would be the uncle myself.

[@ryanleatigaga7596]

Man, I just realized something. His uncle was probably the only positive male role model he ever had in his life. That's why Spider-Man is black in this issue. His uncle's HIS superhero.

[@Danosauruscrecks]

This kid deserved to be miles. Much better written origin story

[@cloudgeeky7817]

Agreed! This was beautiful.

[@gamechallengerwolf3856]

Yeah same dude.

[@AnotherSWnerd]

Yo I was thinking the same thing. What if this was miles origin story

[@odd-dev]

​@@AnotherSWnerdeven better if he was the Miles variant of earth 616

[@Danosauruscrecks]

@@odd-dev yooo now you're talking

[@CollinRoche]

Yeah this one had me tearing up…thank you for covering the story.

[@briandouglasahern7067]

I'd never heard about this story before. Thanks for sharing it. That was absolutely beautiful.

[@meliorbutterfly]

His uncle always has been his Spider-man 😭

[@rhinuu045]

spiderman being a fully masked hero works so well for stories like these

[@iamanunus9141]

“Comes great power, comes great responsibility… and great opportunities”

[@Zen-66700]

I'm not crying... it's the roof leaking gaddamnit

[@harryfleutv666]

Spider-Man: "big men don't hug each other, they shake hands" somehow I don't see Peter Parker/Spider-Man being that traditional "manly man", though in fairness, I think that this is the kid imagining that Spidey is there with him so it could just be his own mindset

[@richhomiecharles2698]

That wasn’t Peter Parker that was the little boy looking at himself being Spider-Man 💀

[@kayodett]

It's the boy projecting every paternal figure he's encountered on to Spidey. That idea of masculinity definitely isn't unique to black communities, but I can tell you that it rings very true for the time.

[@mcfly3374]

Just enjoy the story

[@venomfan2020]

5:37 Ray (the uncle) said the *EXACT SAME THING* as "Spider-Man" 7:26 And when "Spider-Man" unmasks himself, it looks like Uncle Ray, and not Peter Parker My theory (and possibly the most likely one) is that Uncle Ray was the one there for Le France, posing as Spider-Man, Le France's hero. Kinda wholesome, if you ask me.

[@wholesome_masochist4113]

​@@venomfan2020Spidey this whole time was actually an imaginary friend in this story. Hence why he always shows up whenever lafronce looks at that card.

[@ULTRAtheCYBORG]

Spider-man The _Friendly Neighborhood_ Superhero

[@neokamenrider]

The greatest Spider-Man story I ever seen

[@SuperGodzilla2]

Wow... just freaking wow. I almost cried. That was a beautiful story.

[@joaoguilhermeassim]

Im gonna cry, its so bittersweet. It makes me remember wen i also had a imaginary rolemodel....

[@juannaym8488]

I think the unmasked Spider-Man is who Lafronce will grow up to

[@aldordz5768]

First time I looked at the image at the end I thought that was Hobie Brown or prowler but then I read the comic and realize it was just imaginary. Kinda reminds me at that scene at the end of no way home were electro tells Andrew’s Spider-Man that he thought he was black.

[@peppercane622]

God damn that was fucking sad. What's even more sad is that there are children who are unfortunately forced into situations similar to the one depicted in the story. Every child deserves a stable household with a loving guardian figure, and I hope we are able to obtain that in the future.

[@drakke125Channel]

I love how Spider-Man doesn't just give a kid a pass, he tells the kid to be 'free' by educating himself, which can take effort and some bravery or courage sometimes. Only when people learn to work hard, and be responsible for their own lives, can they take control of their lives, instead of "allowing" themselves to be at the mercy of fate or rely on others. Sure the kid relies on his mom, but if he continues to do well in school, he can make something of himself. Seeing Spider-Man being a father figure to this wonderful young boy makes me appreciate Spider-Man more than I could appreciate Captain America.

[@georgieiskewl3785]

Thank you for covering this story it’s a personal favorite of mine.

[@badboybrawl9977]

I'm in tears, what a beautiful story

[@alicemadness999]

Oh wowie this has some real kick to it (im sobbing rn)

[@solidmeboi5487]

This story pretty much had me in tears. Sooo damn good!!

[@taylorcouz526]

Talk about bringing tears to my eyes😢 the world needs more people with hope in there hearts

[@jcj268]

Stories like this are why Spider Man and Superman are my favorite heroes

[@mriconreesemriconreese9234]

The friendly neighborhood Spiderman...Hope Disney never change this about him .

[@dannybrezelhorner2715]

This is shockingly way too accurate to how CPS dosen't give a shit about the children of America, my younger brother has a hole in his foot because my dad failed to keep his guns in a safe and my (divorced from him) mother tried reporting it to CPS who did absolutely nothing until my brother had a gunshot through his foot from playing with a shotgun. This country man..

[@marko-gj1uj]

Anything that doesn't have to do with Army or Israel is ignored

[@thequietkid3596]

​@@marko-gj1uj honestly the fact that biden has given billions of taxpayer dollars to israell for carrying out a genocide speaks volumes about the concerns us government creeps have for its people

[@deezbruh2191]

Watching this at work. Bout to cry.

[@natherhazard5885]

To be honest, I remember this comic in a vid before, and I think in this part 7:27 they said it was an older version of Lafronce

[@davis0730]

when I was just getting into comics when I read this story I must have been around ten. The impact it had on me was huge. I still get kind of emotional when I think about it.

[@NMbones98]

This has to be some of the most heartbreaking thing I've seen from Spiderman comic damn.

[@gilbertotabares8196]

Poor kid really loves his uncle don't he? Boy is he gonna be disappointed when Spidey's identity becomes public thanks to Stark.

[@nilssonharrison]

I still own this issue, it's my favorite issue of spiderman ever

[@curtissalter9539]

Okay Bro. You win. Best comic book read of 2023. It is just not how we see our heroes but how we see ourselves in our heroes.

[@Josuh]

Personally i think spidey looks like an idealized version of his uncle, not himself as a grownup

[@amazingfantasy7879]

Stories like these should be promoted more instead of the mindless soulless monstrosity called MCU. P.S. I am a MCU fan and loved Endgame.However, the present stuff is not that great. In fact, they recently butchered The whole Secret Invasion of the Skrulls arc in their newest offering.

[@deadhouse3889]

Why was Spider-Man black at the end? Was it suppose to be the kid seeing a reflection of his older self in Spider-Man?

[@catvoncrimson666]

Possibly. But remember that we the audience know that it’s Peter Parker under the costume and what he looks like. However, any bystanders in the comics like Lafronce don’t know that so to them Spider-man could be anyone.

[@deadhouse3889]

@@catvoncrimson666 Oh, right. That didn't even occur to me.

[@Blackmagecat]

Its more about how he imagined spiderman would be. Kid never knew who spiderman was under the mask just like most of New York. His uncle had so much influence on him that he imagined spiderman to be just like him. Someone who he looks up to. His version of spiderman would be EXACTLY like, if not just, his uncle. Its super adorable.

[@deadhouse3889]

@@Blackmagecat I agree, it's very adorable.

[@alecaquino4306]

It's his imagination. It's who he looks up to and wants to be like when he gets older.

[@kreganregan3878]

Thank you for that moving video. I’m currently working on the miles morales project is definitely gave me some inspiration.

[@Hektols]

Good detail with the Spiderman in the kid's imagination looking so similar to Peter Parker.

[@k.d.s.9426]

Dang tear ducts. Why is this story so beautiful and so sad at the same time?!😭😭😭😭

[@shellfire6931]

Probably a good thing he never saw any of the dozens of times Spidey's uniform was ripped or torn off.

[@Starbean89]

I’m so heart broken for all of the kids that do t get help…that are trapped till the horrible moment comes and then something gets done…my parents became foster parents when I was young and we were lucky enough to have an actual good CPS in our area. Sadly one or two judges were not so good. Never liked it when they dragged feet or ignored the drugged out parents at custody hearings. I am so angry that there are so few good people who genuinely care and wish to help but can’t because of all the people taking advantage of the foster system and ruining it

[@brycewilliams8504]

The best spider man story that spider man was never in

[@hathynhighley8548]

I know another kid spider-man meant everything to but disney said fuck you to him. Never forget, Ollie Jones

[@madhattermaker622]

7:08 At this point ngl, I predicted that this was gonna be the real spiderman and not imaginary spiderman to catch the reader by surprise and that the reason he'd know would be because the drawings left outside might've been the ones with the planes and the shootings grasping his attention. Turns out I was wrong but I'll admit to that.

[@vidim4788]

I almost cried during this bruh

[@Ratface0007]

The kid who’s hero is Frankenstein is going to grow up to be a menace 💀

[@alikuwait3443]

This is a great story, I wanna see it appear in the beyond the spiderverse film, and the video was awesome, but I think if you put some lofi music in the background it would be better 👍

[@spydertyler7572]

THIS is what comics is all about.

[@abrahammeneses6965]

Ngl this brought back memories 🥹 imagination is are own main super power

[@Jonathorus]

He imagines Spider-Man as his uncle ❤

[@dbzking02]

I would love if this kid ended up meeting Miles one day.

[@toast_0h]

this brings more meaning to anyone can be behind the mask

[@drawerangel]

I'd like to think that was Miles picking up Peter's mantle.

[@TheDoomsdayzoner]

Yeah, I miss those times. When anyone could've been under Spider-man'e mask. No Miles Morales that is "thier" or "our" Spider-Man. Just one "guy" who saves everyone, regardless of skin color.

[@colesephhh9546]

I don’t know why but “I love you Spider-Man. I don’t wanna go…” has me fifty kinds of fucked up. I don’t know, I think it’s the innocence of the line that kills me. Like it’s something only a kid would say especially a young kid, I can’t see Lafronce being above 1st grade just judging by his height and stature. Also the fact that “Peter” treats him and talks to him like a parent would.

[@michaelbrowne3088]

I'm expecting the answer to this question is no butt... Does the real Spider Man ever get to meet this kid?

[@bradwoods371]

I still have this comic.

[@BabarBaig41]

Holy shit that was so sad but so good

[@Voltra_]

This is the kind of writing we had, but nowadays...

[@donnyblanco643]

I hated reading this as a kid, like Spider-man can save the world and reality but the writers left this little boy to be saved by his……imagination

[@Internetscreen]

Try not to cry challenge difficulty: extremely hard

[@MidTierMenace777]

early version of miles morale's

[@grayclaw1391]

Nicely done..

[@AnotherSWnerd]

Wow ,I love this story. Is it set in 616, or is it meant to be a story based in our world where superheroes don't exist?

[@atomic747]

Pretty sure it base on our world.

[@WebbedManiac]

@@atomic747 Nah it's 616

[@Josuh]

Doesn't really matter in the end

[@beckyhartley9502]

Ouch, my heart.

[@dbzking02]

It's a good thing Spidey never actually met this kid, otherwise the kid would be dead by the end.

[@cocakula6093]

Imagine this is miles

[@Boogie-n2o]

I’m not crying.

[@stephenwillis6937]

The fact the authorities can't get involved till people are in danger is so disgusting. Send the cops to do a Welfare Check and They'd those Foster Parent's permission to take Him.

[@aaronyoung6732]

You should talk about the infamous story where spider-man gets naked and pees all over New York city

[@gotaz2294]

Tear jerker

[@noir-214]

I would like to imagine this is earth 1218 and this how people are inspired by spider man

[@meldrickedwards1892]

Damn. That shit was sad as hell.

[@Contraltissimo]

Mah feels. :')

[@rosefalling8054]

i'm not crying your crying!

[@kratosboy5557]

Feck me lad me fecking emotions