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All three complete and together!!!

Bonus Dreezer

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Ive been listening to falsettos exclusively for days I may be insane

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Sapnap in that stupid bowser hat from the Universal stream

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Being mutuals with your favorite artists is the equivalent of the kids at school you’ve always wanted to be friends with but never had the courage to talk to, suddenly coming to sit with you at lunchtime

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when the video title leads you into thinking that it's an anti video but then you watch it and lowkey shed a tear because it's one of the most beautiful analysis of dream and his influence you've ever seen 🥲

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oooh cool new cdre art-

"i dont support dteam"

god damn it its a fuckign dranti again

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Dream team if they were in a object show

Look at my accessories, dawg. I'm gonna have no drip,,,

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what’s awesome about dream’s continued success in his career compared to his peers is that he’s been consistently himself in regards to the type of content he puts out. he didnt suddenly switch up to keep up with the trends. he made his own (which is what he did that got him here in the first place)

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Can you tell I never learned how to properly render

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"lazy bastards! get a job! get a job! oh my god!"

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Should I zombie

I want to zombie

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I can’t explain how depressed it makes me seeing Ai get more and more normalized

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Brief gautism thoughts:

Dream's comments on George's work ethic line up a lot with George's own self described struggles, but I think it notes a clear difference in their neurodivergency and how they navigate it.

Dream's neurodivergency is disabling, but he was raised with a diagnosis and resources. He is equipped and far more likely to self advocate. He also has a strong safety net with living and working with his family.

George's neurodivergency is disabling, but he didn't receive any diagnoses or resources, making it hard or impossible for him to self advocate. He can recognize his struggles and be the first person to admit he has a problem, but fixing said problem is a Herculean task when he doesn't have prior knowledge or experience. I think he has a good support system, but being separated from his family severs some connections that may lead him to action.

On top of that, it's very clear that the way Dream and George operate and what helps them fall on different points of the spectrum. Dream is very independent and yses his hyperfixations as motivation for his work, sometimes to a fault. George benefits from collaboration and body doubling, his special interests being more immobilizing as they serve as a comfort zone to avoid the difficult task of overcoming executive dysfunction. Both boys believe that no content is better than unproductive content, Dream is just more likely to use that to be productive while George manifests it as a personal failing, leading to insecurity, dysfunction, and being too self critical.

I won't comment much on the communication stuff because I do believe Dream, obviously. They live together and do communicate and collaborate, but it is frustrating as a fandom when the only thing we see is all three of them contradicting each other on stream, saying the others are lying, and creating confusion and disconnect. However within that, we can piece together the struggled that they may be facing, especially with George and his current relationship content.

We also know George has a long history of depression and executive dysfunction. I just hope whatever is going on in his head eases up and the people surrounding him encourage him to get proper help and resources.

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whatever you say beautiful