AngelRosemary

Yeah, I'm sorry guys, but I've fallen in love with "The Coffin of Andy and Leyley." That oneshot is not going to be the only shot I write. It latched onto my autistic brain, and I've developed a hyperfixation. I can't stop thinking about it. Much like how I felt when I first fell in love with "Doki Doki Literature Club," the idea of these characters being unhappy is expanding a painful black hole in my chest. As usual, I lessen the pain by compulsively writing scenarios about them being happy with each other. I'm sorry if that's disappointing for any of you. I suffer from depression and anxiety, and writing is one of the biggest ways that I work through my feelings so I can function and cope with life. Don't worry, this doesn't mean that I'm never writing for DDLC ever again; in fact, I'm actually in the process of writing a DDLC roleplay with my partner right now, and I'm still very much invested in it. I'll be sure to clean it up and post it when it's done. It just means that I

Well, it looks like at least a few people are interested in a "Coffin of Andy and Leyley" oneshot. That's all I really needed to know; honestly, this is something that I probably would've written regardless, if only for my own enjoyment, but if at least one person wants to see it, I'll happily post it. :) If this doesn't interest you at all, don't fret, DDLC is still my MO, I just need to do something different every once in a while. If you have no idea what this game is (as it seems to be the case for quite a few), I highly recommend it. The game is loaded with appealing character designs and art, snappy dialogue, appealing dark humor, and a genuinely compelling, tragic story. The game play is part visual novel, part point-and-click adventure. The game costs only about $10 on Steam, and it's really fun to walk around and click on every little thing to find hidden jokes, but, if that price is genuinely a barrier, I recommend watching the playthrough by ManlyBadassHero on YouTube. Of