Good Luck!

Find Me In The Rivers

Daniel's Silly Trickery Cannot Fool Me! I Have No Favorite Friends! All Are Favorites

opinions on code-dependent?

Very Cool Friend! I Appreciate Him A Lot. I Think He Is Very Nice Lets Me Rant About Liminals. Him And Daniel Are Bestest My Friends!

Good Morning. No Dreams Last Night But Am Hoping To Get More Photos Out! Still Very Tired But The Mind Is Alive!

It's the wrong time for somebody new.

Golbo Care Guide video from the Zooliminology Project archives. [Special thanks to @darvinosthegreat for providing his voice for the video!]

YOUR ALIVE?! NOT DEAD?? GHOST????

guys i just found out daniel died....,please send your condolences in his ask box.... @cemetery-warden

They Liked One Of Mine Too!

secret admirer

for being ace i get more bitches than daniel

I just wanted to say, with my frustration of the stuffing of horror into liminal spaces, I'm glad there are people who feel similarly and want to find beauty and whimsy in embracing liminal spaces with respect.

I think that I’m personally a bit tired of liminal horror, or at least how it’s treated currently. As great as Kane Pixels’ series is, it’s unfortunately left a bit of a stain on the creative community and sort of caused the backrooms (and liminal spaces as a whole) to be put into a box that it can’t get out of. The backrooms wiki, escape the backrooms, anemoiapolis, etc. also have contributed to this to an extent. Their interpretations of liminal spaces are not *wrong,* but it’s created an expectation that there has to be a malevolent threat or the implication of one in any liminal space media.

It’s easy to see where the horror of liminal spaces comes from. It ranges from the fear of being alone to the fear of belong alone but *not.* The uncertainty of liminal spaces is because of the nature of liminality, or change, because change brings fear, it brings things not known and we are hard-wired to fear the unknown.

But the unknown can also bring discoveries of whimsy and newfound experiences that you would have never been able to feel before. I think many people focus on what there is to *fear* about liminal spaces rather than any positive feelings they may bring.

Zooliminology is meant to display a reality where liminality may not be something that has to be feared. It still brings unknowns, things you can’t understand and maybe things that can be a little dangerous, as all transitional period come with risks, but it can still something that you appreciate and experience instead of being afraid. I had never known so many people enjoyed liminal spaces outside of horror before making this blog, but I’m glad that so many people resonate with it, and I hope that it’s inspired others.

I Am Home Now! Too Tired For Posting Much But Will Try Again Later.

dungeon meshi but they end up in the back rooms, a cursed idea that was eating away at my brain