Thank you,I’m glad you enjoyed it. I typically make my fluffies very naivé. I think that since fluffies are mesnt to be children’s toys,they would have very trusting,affable personalities, and would struggle to understand that someone would be hurting them intentionally. I think they’d have an ingrained sense of right and wrong,since most parents would want a toy that can be a “good influence” on their child. I give my fluffies a sense of justice,it makes sadbox more effective when the fluffy knows it has been unfairly treated.
And I like to think that Trisha did get better treatment for her condition,especially after her parents saw the public reaction to Fidget Toy’s condition. I think there was enough shame to it that they would put Trisha on medication. I also believe that Trisha would definitely have to start going to a new school.
Geez I’m officially your fan now. Your writing style is amazing!
And finally, FINALLY someone gave fluffies the treatment they deserve. Not direct torture of a living creature, but a casual usage of an object by it’s purpose, no emotions, no strings attached. “If they’re toys…”
Love it 
tf did you say that was SO bad??
She deleted her comment herself.
bruh, i loved the story so much that i made this.
Beautiful and compelling in its characterizations and its starkness. All the way down to Fidget Toy’s gif huggies leggies and Trisha’s ultimate rejection. I am obsessed.
I’m also bitter because my idiot parents and faculty refused to address my obvious mental issues even after years of it being a blatant and obvious handicap. Maybe think before you put your hands on your fucking keyboard