#cannot sleep tonight so thanks for letting me ramble back abt da boy

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Ough i’m like.. also obsessing over clockboy and iasw rn and some of your art reminded me of a time where fireworks were happening and I actually also have noise sensitivity issues (but I wear earplugs instead of the muffler headphone things and unfortunately they don’t work as well with fireworks) and I was walking off the ride before i heard a firework and immediately went back inside where clockboy is (I go to WDW) and THE REST OF THE FIREWORKS WERE SO MUCH MORE QUIET THERE and idk why but my heart MELTED like “omg… it’s even more cozy and safe in here than I thought” (and honestly I don’t know how, its not like its a fully closed space its still entirely open to the outside technically)

Idk.. silly story.. but aughh its a memory permanently stuck in my brain now. Clockboy my beloved, truly one helping with the autism gang. 💛💛

Oh are you referring to this art?

The last time I was in a park for fireworks, I was leaving Epcot and I had to just cover my ears w my hands which is Not as effective as ear muffs (it was probably comparable earplugs) ... It was Rough 😭 I have struggled w fireworks ever since I was a kid so I 100% am with you on ducking back into an enclosed area to escape them... at Disneyland I usually try to time being in the Indy or Space Mountain indoor queues when they start

small world would 100% be my go-to but it usually closes during fireworks as a safety precaution, as the fireworks are launched nearby backstage (and maybe also on top of the roof of the show building? Don't quote me on that) and also... The fully outdoor queue would not be ideal if you're not inside yet 😭😭😭

I haven't been in MK for fireworks in like... A decade or longer so it's good to know they're at least dampened in there 🥺 the weird indoor facade finally has an advantage, and it's protecting guests & Clockboy from the loud fireworks 🥺🥺🥺