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PATTON NOOO DO NOT HIT SEND PATTOOOOOM

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NEW VIDEO: “HEAR ME OUT CAKE with the Sides” 🎂 https://youtu.be/FxUH5g6NvmM

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More little sides!! They doing homework! Ro feels left out and needs attention. Snek just wanted to nap.

This lil sides comic grew a bit too long so I split it. But plz enjoy the shenanigans nonetheless.💖

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You’ll never guess what I’ve been re-watching

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Goobers

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and a truckload of HUH????

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that one draw ur ot3 thing

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!

I couldn't resist drawing Roman dressed as Jack because of that super cute short but I HAD to give him a combined outfit!

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Thomas interacting with the sides is so great because sometimes it's the sides helping Thomas through a hard decision, everyone learning something along the way, and sometimes it's Thomas trying to corral six toddlers who are all very opinionated

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IM HERE IM NOT LATE !!! HAPPY 8 YEAR ANNIVERSARY SANDERS SIDES !!!!

Although I’ve not been here as long as most of you, I’m still super grateful for the time i have been so far <3 Happy Birthday Sanders Sides :3

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Roman: Cmon guys when have I ever done something dangerous?

Virgil: Literally all the time

Logan: We keep a list

Patton: Logan alphabetized it

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sappy continuation under ‘keep reading’ below ⤵

Keep reading

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My hot take is that if Roman were to "duck out" the way Virgil did in Accepting Anxiety, the result would be something akin to clinical depression. Roman has always been more than Thomas's creativity, he's also Thomas's drive, his passion, his desire. The motivation and ability to make art, or work, or even build relationships. All of that is wrapped up in Roman.

Sure, there are other motivating factors as we've seen in the videos on the topic. Logan motivates with the knowledge that work puts food on the table, Virgil motivates through fear. But Roman is the only one who motivates through love and joy, through hopes and dreams. Because while Patton is driven by emotion, he's more impulsive, more driven by what will make Thomas feel good in the moment, as opposed to Roman who while fanciful and emotional, is ultimately driven by plans and goals for the future.

Therefore, without Roman, Thomas would have no drive. No passion. No desire to make or do anything beyond base necessities for staying alive. No ability to see past immediate survival or imagine a possible happier future. No hopes and dreams. No spark. I don't even think Virgil's strongest panic could override a complete lack of passion for anything. Thomas would feel anxious and awful, but he still wouldn't be able to do anything.

And that's basically what clinical depression is. It's not just being sad--it's being exhausted, and numb, and unable to get out of bed in the morning because you just don't care about anything anymore. It's not finding joy in the things you used to love the most. It's feeling paralyzed because there are so many things you should be doing or you want to do, but you simply can't. Depression is, at its core, a lack of passion, joy, and drive.

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NEW VIDEO: “Sanders Sides INCORRECT QUOTES! - Vol. 4” 🗯️ They’re baaaaaack… https://youtu.be/p19dmqIzIi8

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the vibes... unmistakable...