This one has me in tears but in a positive way. I'm a recovering addict.3 years this June.I hated having to face the ugly mess I had become.It caused unbearable misery but it was necessary.I,just like Jack,will never go back to that person that I was.That person is terrifying..like a monster.I have hard days of course but I have an amazing family and I have God.He gets me through the rough ones.And something else that helps is listening 2 creepypastas & stories.I'm very grateful I found your channel.There's something about the way you tell the stories that eases my mind.I know that might sound strange to some but the horror fans get it.So yeah man,Thank you for your narrations. I really appreciate the hard work you put into your channel!
Thank you so much, im so glad you were able to get sober. I myself have never struggled with addiction but both my parents and my brothers all did/are and i know its hard. im glad you enjoyed the story and im honored you took the time to share this :) thank you so much
Same here people it will be 11 months January 25 thank God and family. Wow I needed to hear this. Thank you so much. God bless everyone on here and the struggle is real
This story was an excellent way of explaining the monsters and demons those with addictions face. As the son of an alcoholic who has been in recovery for the last 42 years, I know from her stories that she knows that the monster is just lurking at the corner. I pray for all who have decided to beat back the monsters that they remain vigilant in their resolve.
I pretty much bawled my eyes out once I realized what was happening in this story. (Which was early on) I’m 6 years in recovery and I fucking know those demons he was fighting, all too well. This story... man... You just don’t know how close to home this hit me tonight... Solid work on this fantastic piece, Dark.
I know, this hits so close to home. It's the most accurate written portrayal of addiction that I've ever heard for sure. I lost my dad last year due to chronic alcoholism. It was a very slow and uncomfortable way for him to go...and I also have struggled with several different addictions as well. I mean, this story is incredible. And DS's video - the sound design, narration, original music is top notch. DS you are a skilled and talented man and I am so glad you exist!
Such a powerful story. It's almost like my own story accept replace the alcohol with heroin. Ive been on the road to recovery now for almost a year and hearing this as i sit in my car waiting to clock into work only solidifies my resolve to keep to it like Jack. Thank you for sharing this slice of gold. It has truly given me enlightening thoughts that i too can find that meadow without using ever again. Thank you.
As a recovering alcoholic, this story makes more sense than most would believe. We fight our demons every day, but it's the will to persevere and resist temptation that define us. Never give up. Thank you for a wonderful story, and God bless everyone :)
One time at a co-ed sleep over when i was a kid (around 13), a girl was telling scary stories and she had a friend go over and switch the breaker off killing power to that side of the house. One of the guys who wasnt in on the joke decided to counter-prank her and took of his pants and sat down next to her so when her friend turned the power back on the mastermind realized a nearly naked teenager was sitting right next to her and she screamed like a banshee. and thats probably my favorite blackout story.
I plugged in my headphones and listened to this story while cleaning dishes and almost cried @35:27. My dude I had to turn around to make sure there was nothing behind me. Wow this was one of the best stories I've heard. All the sound effects and all the voices, it all came together and blew me away. My dude I was in that bar, and in that meadow, and I felt that hopelessness and desperation. Dude you are the #1 narrator. I don't comment on videos but wow, I can't help but comment on yours. Superb job. Thanks for all your hard work to make me nearly shit and cry myself to sleep haha. Oh and I absolutely loved Russ's voice, I can fall asleep to him talking.
This hits so close to home. It's the most accurate written portrayal of addiction that I've ever heard for sure. I lost my dad last year due to chronic alcoholism. It was a very slow and uncomfortable way for him to go...and I also have struggled with several different addictions as well. I mean, this story is incredible. And DS's video - the sound design, narration, original music is top notch. DS you are a skilled and talented man and I am so glad you exist! Edit: I've been a long time fan.. first discovered you with left right game, I just almost never comment on any videos in general. Anyway I really appreciate your effort and work. Keep it up!
I lost my bestfriend in March 2019 at only 21 years old. I found her in her apartment several days after she lost her battle with her alcohol addiction. This story hurts me on such a deep agonizing level, but the recovery is beautiful. I haven't listened to this since before she passed but listening to it again today has healed me in such an odd way. At the very least, I hope she's in a place like that.
This is one of my favorites. Even though I feel irritation with the protagonist, not because he drinks but because he spends money on the booze that his family needs, I still love the imagery of the story.
You are so incredibly talented in so many ways! I only found your channel last year and have been listening every chance I get. It’s truly amazing the diversity of the stories you bring to life. This one touched me in a way I was not prepared for… keep on doing what you are doing, this is what you are meant to do! ❤❤❤❤
Damn. Using alcohol as a shortcut to happiness, or death, depending on how you look at it. Kinda blurs the line, when you think about how even with his life together and family doing better he still doesn’t feel the way he did in that meadow. If his voice of reason hadn’t saved him, he probably would’ve stayed there forever, while his demon returned to reality. The same way a junkie just kinda clocks out of living. Becoming nothing but the repressed negativity that led them to chase the meadow to begin with.
It’s sad that so many people resort to this. I have a thing where i promised myself. I’ll NEVER drink when I’m sad. I’ll only drink when I’m happy, and i don’t drink super often
Ok...not gonna say this was your best story cuz you’ve made so many insane tales since then, but I’ve gotta say, I think this has the best music of any of your vids still. Holy crap dude - seriously, fantastic work
I just got out of a long downward spiral that has left me with end stage liver failure. This story...man it hits hard. This should be shown in counseling groups. I'm actually going to show this to my counselor. More people need to hear this. We can't close our eyes and pretend the bad isnt there. We cant pull the wool up and pretend the pain isnt real. We have to face up to what is causing us to lose our way, and force ourselves back on the right path.. even if doing so hurts far more than pretending it isnt even there. The pain of facing up never last as long as the alternative.
This is an absolutely beautiful story. I also like how it doesn't just have to apply to addiction but struggles with mental health as well. I admit I've cried both times I've listened to this
I love your effects and music, you do such an amazing job on these videos, as a recovering addict I really identify with this story, thank you so much for doing it.
This .. This is in every, single... one of us. Its whats after the darkness thats important. This story is amazing. We are all recovering from something . Grief, food, alcohol, drugs, life, disfunction, guilt, sadness, loneliness, bullying, ... We can all relate.
One of the best stories I've listened to and me having a very addictive personality and staying away from my demons (sobriety is very hard)I can definitely relate thank you. And the author elias I have now listened to 4 of your stories keep up the good work you will definitely continue to grow and I hope you get nationwide fame like Stephen king.
Upon listening to this I was hoping that the main character was not going to do anything stupid I wanted a happy ending for him. And as always you delivered!!! Thank you to you and the writer because I really needed to hear a positive and heartwarming story.😀👍🏻
This narration and the way u paint a picture of the surroundings, amazing!😊 This story hit home because my father put us all through hell with his drinking, felt just like this! He overcame it and persevered, so did we
It’s been amazing watching this channel grow, you deserve...... Idk HOW many more times the amount of subs you have now...... but definitely THAT and then some 😉 Your voice is perfect for this genre & listening to you is a guaranteed flawless delivery of awesome....... usually original...... material and if not original still great, unique to your “style” of story/ storytelling 😉. Keep’em coming luv!!!
The monster we become is insidious It creeps in and festers and if we are lucky we see it for what it is before it takes root, we all have a Rus within us that voice that reminds us that the lies we tell ourselves to justify our actions are just that Great narration of a subliminal cautionary tale I’m impressed by your ability to inject emotions into your narration well done mate top notch as always
Is it funny I'm seeing this a day before the one year anniversary it's opened my eyes alot I have a drinking problem and this has really opened my eyes
I really enjoy your work, I've listened to others and they don't do it for me, it's not just the stories or specific content but your voice, so keep up the great work, can't wait for more new stuff...... .
@@oxymoron02 No and I never will. I've seen enough people who either fucked up themselves, their relationships and their lives due to this poison. Some are/were close relatives. Some even died to it. I'm not going to involve myself with self destruction and I advice everybody who reads this, to steer away from booze if they know themselves to be susceptible to it's allure. Remember that your drunken self does more "fuck it" decisions than you'd ever approve of. Even decisions like "let's gobble up an entire bottle of vodka, what could go wrong". It always goes wrong and never ends well. Oh and oxy, there's one more thing - unless you're "fuck you" rich, alcoholism is a one way ticket for social disaster. It's a guaranteed shitstorm when one is poor. I've seen it. The person is poor, starts drinking to drown the misery, then he wakes up with a headache and is even more miserable cause they have even less money. Self destructive tendencies.
@@Hr1s7i addiction doesnt consist of ONLY drinking. It can literally be anything that gets the brain to shoot off some dopamine. Sex, Cigarettes, Food, Consumerism, etc.
@@Hr1s7i Dude said Addiction and not specifying the exact addiction then you immediately went to drinking problems like that's the only addiction that is dangerous.
Wow this story is so amazing it reminds me of my struggle that I've been in for the last 10 years and this may have been the realization that has let me know I may have a problem.......to be continued
excellent story, reminds me of when I was a raging alcoholic due to similar feelings of my life crumbling and falling into a shit storm, glad that is over, many very risky nights. well done 🖤😎🤙❤️
Hey dude, this is an old video of yours so I don’t expect a reply, but I can say almost for certain that your channel goes far beyond any other creepypasta/nosleep narrations I’ve ever heard, and the music you compose for them is equally as grand. I wanted to ask if the “whistling” played in this video at the times when the whistling man is present, is part of a song you composed for it? I found it eerily beautiful and wanted to hear it by itself
Anybody else picture Sam Elliot as Russ? A bit corny by the end, could've been a bit more subtle; however, your narrations are top notch, my friend. Absolutely adore your channel. I appreciate the hard work, man.
“She didn’t carry my weight” don’t you think she does carry it? Worrying how she’ll feed the kids. It’s selfish for the mc to assume that. He’s so worried about what will happen and how his wife won’t talk to him that he chooses to be selfish.
This one has me in tears but in a positive way. I'm a recovering addict.3 years this June.I hated having to face the ugly mess I had become.It caused unbearable misery but it was necessary.I,just like Jack,will never go back to that person that I was.That person is terrifying..like a monster.I have hard days of course but I have an amazing family and I have God.He gets me through the rough ones.And something else that helps is listening 2 creepypastas & stories.I'm very grateful I found your channel.There's something about the way you tell the stories that eases my mind.I know that might sound strange to some but the horror fans get it.So yeah man,Thank you for your narrations. I really appreciate the hard work you put into your channel!
Thank you so much, im so glad you were able to get sober. I myself have never struggled with addiction but both my parents and my brothers all did/are and i know its hard. im glad you enjoyed the story and im honored you took the time to share this :) thank you so much
Crystal LovesHorror 💓
Same here dude.. as an alcoholic.. goddamn this is hard to listen to
Same here people it will be 11 months January 25 thank God and family. Wow I needed to hear this. Thank you so much. God bless everyone on here and the struggle is real
Thank you so much I needed to hear that 11 months on January 25 thank God the struggle is real. God bless everyone
This story was an excellent way of explaining the monsters and demons those with addictions face. As the son of an alcoholic who has been in recovery for the last 42 years, I know from her stories that she knows that the monster is just lurking at the corner. I pray for all who have decided to beat back the monsters that they remain vigilant in their resolve.
I pretty much bawled my eyes out once I realized what was happening in this story. (Which was early on) I’m 6 years in recovery and I fucking know those demons he was fighting, all too well. This story... man... You just don’t know how close to home this hit me tonight... Solid work on this fantastic piece, Dark.
Hell yea, good for you btw..it’s not easy, I know..this story was 🔥
I know, this hits so close to home. It's the most accurate written portrayal of addiction that I've ever heard for sure. I lost my dad last year due to chronic alcoholism. It was a very slow and uncomfortable way for him to go...and I also have struggled with several different addictions as well. I mean, this story is incredible. And DS's video - the sound design, narration, original music is top notch. DS you are a skilled and talented man and I am so glad you exist!
The music you composed for this is lovely.
Thank you so much :)
Also, Russ was a beautifully performed character. Really grew to care about him. Well done.
meh
I'm a bit obnoxious when it comes to criticism... I grew up on MST3K. This guy here deserves nothing but praise 🔥 and i would love to hear his music
Such a powerful story. It's almost like my own story accept replace the alcohol with heroin. Ive been on the road to recovery now for almost a year and hearing this as i sit in my car waiting to clock into work only solidifies my resolve to keep to it like Jack. Thank you for sharing this slice of gold. It has truly given me enlightening thoughts that i too can find that meadow without using ever again. Thank you.
Hope you’re still going strong ❤️
As a recovering alcoholic, this story makes more sense than most would believe. We fight our demons every day, but it's the will to persevere and resist temptation that define us. Never give up. Thank you for a wonderful story, and God bless everyone :)
One time at a co-ed sleep over when i was a kid (around 13), a girl was telling scary stories and she had a friend go over and switch the breaker off killing power to that side of the house. One of the guys who wasnt in on the joke decided to counter-prank her and took of his pants and sat down next to her so when her friend turned the power back on the mastermind realized a nearly naked teenager was sitting right next to her and she screamed like a banshee.
and thats probably my favorite blackout story.
I just finished the story and raelized this story was about blacking out and not about a power blackout
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!
dude your friend is god
Isn't it weird that his "prank" involved literally breaking the law.
Arthas Menethil lmao! that makes your post even more hilarious! 😂 😂😂😂
You're better than chilling tales for dark nights. Like don't stop. Your horror brand is going to be massive.
Thank you so much :)
By far the best one. As an addiction counselor and going through addiction myself, this really hit home.
I plugged in my headphones and listened to this story while cleaning dishes and almost cried @35:27. My dude I had to turn around to make sure there was nothing behind me. Wow this was one of the best stories I've heard. All the sound effects and all the voices, it all came together and blew me away. My dude I was in that bar, and in that meadow, and I felt that hopelessness and desperation. Dude you are the #1 narrator. I don't comment on videos but wow, I can't help but comment on yours. Superb job. Thanks for all your hard work to make me nearly shit and cry myself to sleep haha. Oh and I absolutely loved Russ's voice, I can fall asleep to him talking.
thank you so much :) i really appreciate it.
Co-incidentally I was literally just at that bit as I was reading your comment , ...and I'm in headphones too! Yikes!! 😱😱
@@FIONA21ful same here 😂😂😂 i read it right afterwards. This is the second time I’m listening to it. God this one hits right in the feels tho!
This hits so close to home. It's the most accurate written portrayal of addiction that I've ever heard for sure. I lost my dad last year due to chronic alcoholism. It was a very slow and uncomfortable way for him to go...and I also have struggled with several different addictions as well. I mean, this story is incredible. And DS's video - the sound design, narration, original music is top notch. DS you are a skilled and talented man and I am so glad you exist!
Edit: I've been a long time fan.. first discovered you with left right game, I just almost never comment on any videos in general. Anyway I really appreciate your effort and work. Keep it up!
I lost my bestfriend in March 2019 at only 21 years old. I found her in her apartment several days after she lost her battle with her alcohol addiction. This story hurts me on such a deep agonizing level, but the recovery is beautiful. I haven't listened to this since before she passed but listening to it again today has healed me in such an odd way. At the very least, I hope she's in a place like that.
Sorry for your loss
This is one of my favorites. Even though I feel irritation with the protagonist, not because he drinks but because he spends money on the booze that his family needs, I still love the imagery of the story.
You are so incredibly talented in so many ways! I only found your channel last year and have been listening every chance I get. It’s truly amazing the diversity of the stories you bring to life. This one touched me in a way I was not prepared for… keep on doing what you are doing, this is what you are meant to do! ❤❤❤❤
thank you so much :)
One of the best creative descriptions of addiction that's been written as a creepypasta.
Coming across this channel has been the best thing for me.
Aww ty!
The end when he says “I’ll find my own way to the meadow” really got me.
Damn. Using alcohol as a shortcut to happiness, or death, depending on how you look at it. Kinda blurs the line, when you think about how even with his life together and family doing better he still doesn’t feel the way he did in that meadow. If his voice of reason hadn’t saved him, he probably would’ve stayed there forever, while his demon returned to reality. The same way a junkie just kinda clocks out of living. Becoming nothing but the repressed negativity that led them to chase the meadow to begin with.
It’s sad that so many people resort to this. I have a thing where i promised myself. I’ll NEVER drink when I’m sad. I’ll only drink when I’m happy, and i don’t drink super often
As a recovering addict and alcoholic I can say that this is a great story
Ohhhhh the piano at 11:45 got me soooo good. Your music is fantastic!!! I need this song badly
Ok...not gonna say this was your best story cuz you’ve made so many insane tales since then, but I’ve gotta say, I think this has the best music of any of your vids still. Holy crap dude - seriously, fantastic work
When rustle fought the addiction. Became the strength to help jack. I got goosebumps. Amazingly done!!
Man Russ the goat
I've spent years looking for this story. I heard it a couple years ago and never found it again. I'm so glad I have.
I just got out of a long downward spiral that has left me with end stage liver failure. This story...man it hits hard. This should be shown in counseling groups. I'm actually going to show this to my counselor. More people need to hear this.
We can't close our eyes and pretend the bad isnt there. We cant pull the wool up and pretend the pain isnt real. We have to face up to what is causing us to lose our way, and force ourselves back on the right path.. even if doing so hurts far more than pretending it isnt even there. The pain of facing up never last as long as the alternative.
This is an absolutely beautiful story. I also like how it doesn't just have to apply to addiction but struggles with mental health as well. I admit I've cried both times I've listened to this
That meadow music was simply beautiful. Love the way you read the stories.
THIS IS IT. This is the story with the beautiful music that I've been trying to track down for years.
I love your effects and music, you do such an amazing job on these videos, as a recovering addict I really identify with this story, thank you so much for doing it.
This .. This is in every, single... one of us. Its whats after the darkness thats important. This story is amazing. We are all recovering from something . Grief, food, alcohol, drugs, life, disfunction, guilt, sadness, loneliness, bullying, ... We can all relate.
One of the best stories I've listened to and me having a very addictive personality and staying away from my demons (sobriety is very hard)I can definitely relate thank you. And the author elias I have now listened to 4 of your stories keep up the good work you will definitely continue to grow and I hope you get nationwide fame like Stephen king.
Upon listening to this I was hoping that the main character was not going to do anything stupid I wanted a happy ending for him. And as always you delivered!!! Thank you to you and the writer because I really needed to hear a positive and heartwarming story.😀👍🏻
oh wow an hour almost of reading. :) great!
! :)
I remember being in that mindset, living at the bar. I just celebrated 9 years sober and I'm thankful every day for it.
This narration and the way u paint a picture of the surroundings, amazing!😊 This story hit home because my father put us all through hell with his drinking, felt just like this! He overcame it and persevered, so did we
It’s been amazing watching this channel grow, you deserve...... Idk HOW many more times the amount of subs you have now...... but definitely THAT and then some 😉 Your voice is perfect for this genre & listening to you is a guaranteed flawless delivery of awesome....... usually original...... material and if not original still great, unique to your “style” of story/ storytelling 😉. Keep’em coming luv!!!
Thank you so much :)
You and Harbinger X nailed the hell outta this! Excellent job, gentlemen!
thank you! :)
This was the best story ive ever heard i feel so positive and happy just from hearing about this recovery story
im so glad you liked it!
I am really addicted to your stories. I've had some crazy experiences in my life so I can relate. Keep the stories coming.
The monster we become is insidious
It creeps in and festers and if we are lucky we see it for what it is before it takes root, we all have a Rus within us that voice that reminds us that the lies we tell ourselves to justify our actions are just that
Great narration of a subliminal cautionary tale I’m impressed by your ability to inject emotions into your narration well done mate top notch as always
32:54 sounds like that short tune that plays when another turn starts in "Heroes III"
Your videos give me so much life, and so so many goosebumps. I'm so glad I found your channel ♡
thank you so much! :)
Is it funny I'm seeing this a day before the one year anniversary it's opened my eyes alot I have a drinking problem and this has really opened my eyes
Ive had numerous oversoses from fentanyl and im still in recovery. Cant lie its still hard. Thanks Somn.
I am developing an appetite for Elias Witherow stories, of course thanks to your great narration and thanks for bringing his writing to my attention
I really enjoy your work, I've listened to others and they don't do it for me, it's not just the stories or specific content but your voice, so keep up the great work, can't wait for more new stuff...... .
Just put my breathing machine on and settle in for the nite. 3.45 in the mornng in the uk. Goodnight everyone.😪
Moral of the story, you're your own worst enemy
@ 37:20 the polite way to say " you scared the piss out'ta me " .
Amazing, this is for sure one of my favorite narrations, great job.
This was Fabulous. Thank you x
How do you fix poverty? By spending money for alcohol of course. Of course.
Never struggled with an addiction, have you?
@@oxymoron02 No and I never will. I've seen enough people who either fucked up themselves, their relationships and their lives due to this poison. Some are/were close relatives. Some even died to it. I'm not going to involve myself with self destruction and I advice everybody who reads this, to steer away from booze if they know themselves to be susceptible to it's allure. Remember that your drunken self does more "fuck it" decisions than you'd ever approve of. Even decisions like "let's gobble up an entire bottle of vodka, what could go wrong". It always goes wrong and never ends well.
Oh and oxy, there's one more thing - unless you're "fuck you" rich, alcoholism is a one way ticket for social disaster. It's a guaranteed shitstorm when one is poor. I've seen it. The person is poor, starts drinking to drown the misery, then he wakes up with a headache and is even more miserable cause they have even less money. Self destructive tendencies.
@@Hr1s7i addiction doesnt consist of ONLY drinking. It can literally be anything that gets the brain to shoot off some dopamine.
Sex, Cigarettes, Food, Consumerism, etc.
@@TallicaMan1986 Where are you going with this?
@@Hr1s7i Dude said Addiction and not specifying the exact addiction then you immediately went to drinking problems like that's the only addiction that is dangerous.
Wow this story is so amazing it reminds me of my struggle that I've been in for the last 10 years and this may have been the realization that has let me know I may have a problem.......to be continued
As a recovering alcahol, this is a good way to explain the beginning of the end.
what an absolute amazing story and combined with the narration woof i want more
You have such a way of telling the stories like you make me feel like I am really there. Keep up the good work
That was a really good story. I enjoyed the narration and the sound effects added a nice touch. ❤️
Beautiful story of addiction and triumph over it!
The struggle is real thank God it will be 11 months the 25 of January. God bless everyone
The music👌👌👌the narration😩😩the story 😫😫😫EVERYTHING IS JUST SO 👌😫😩FABULOUS
Thank u it sounds so believable as if ur him sharing his life it is truly a gift
Song in 11:30
Excellent story and narrative. Thank You !!
excellent story, reminds me of when I was a raging alcoholic due to similar feelings of my life crumbling and falling into a shit storm, glad that is over, many very risky nights.
well done 🖤😎🤙❤️
Great ur easy one of the best narators on youtube. Thanks for another amazing story.👍🤘
Thank you:)
What an amazing story on alcohol abuse!! Wow, Russ as that positive force and will to live, kudos to the author
I fell asleep with this playing. Thank you TDS❤️
BRILLIANT!!!!! Conquer addiction never call yourself an addict! Conquer that addiction don't let it own you
This sounds a lot like deep meditation. Except for the whistling man lol
haha xD
Hey dude, this is an old video of yours so I don’t expect a reply, but I can say almost for certain that your channel goes far beyond any other creepypasta/nosleep narrations I’ve ever heard, and the music you compose for them is equally as grand.
I wanted to ask if the “whistling” played in this video at the times when the whistling man is present, is part of a song you composed for it? I found it eerily beautiful and wanted to hear it by itself
I feel this.
"...Suddenly..." I get an ad what is this blackmagic? I was emersed!
Nice work bro. Loving these
Earlier, you asked to be notified of ads in the middle of the story. This one did it twice. Still good, though.
Thank you for letting me know! I'll fix it
Fabulous. Everything about this is fabulous.
Yeah this one has me in tears as well. I wish I was a recovering addict but this gorilla on my back is to strong now after 15 yrs.
You can make it through, we all believe in you! It may not happen today, or tommorow, but you'll get there eventually.
Anybody else picture Sam Elliot as Russ?
A bit corny by the end, could've been a bit more subtle; however, your narrations are top notch, my friend. Absolutely adore your channel. I appreciate the hard work, man.
The music is freaking amazing.
The music Man is absolutely phenomenal
That was a damn good story.
I stopped at a bar to listen to this alone with headphones to finish the final half
Leaving the bar sober after this
This made me cry because not everyone seems to have a Russ to save them and so many don't make it back. 😢
Beautiful story.
Amazing motivational story!!!
“She didn’t carry my weight” don’t you think she does carry it? Worrying how she’ll feed the kids. It’s selfish for the mc to assume that. He’s so worried about what will happen and how his wife won’t talk to him that he chooses to be selfish.
Bro, that was just Negan.
He's not so bad, once you took away Lucille...😂
3 1/2 years since I’ve been to that “paradise” in the woods. It’s a daily struggle but that’s a place I hope I never go back to
Like an addictive substance Your narratives always leave me wanting more.😂 Thanks #DarkSquad 🌚🏴
Amazing.
In tears😭
This was a very interesting view on addiction. Like many others here, I too am an addict. But still, I never would have thought of it like this.
Good job love the music
Thank you so much! when i wrote the music i planned to make an album from it but my hard drive failed and i lost the tracks :(
It's OK. U can make a better one. I believe in bud .
You*
Great metaphor! 💚
Great job once again several commercials hope you are getting paid for JDP Underhill 2023
This is beautiful. Wow.
Right as I am trying to beat the daemon back myself to this story just pops up on auto play lol.
This was awesome
HEYYY! My name is Elias! :)
What an interesting story for the modern day Ninetails jinchuuriki
Glad I cleaned up my act. Thanks for helping me remember the day I looked in the mirror and decided not to be that guy.
There was no need to see that coming, it phoned ahead