So Fantasy High is about the hardships of growing up and about friendship and the moment you start to see that your parents are not perfect and sometimes even discover that they are abusive and about figuring out who you are while everyone wants to tive you different answers and about how I'll never finish it cause I don't have money for Dropout (before anyone starts talking about it being acessible 1 dollar equals 5 reais).

Ordem Paranormal is about trauma and about found famillies and about support and how important connections are specially when you life gets to the point where it becomes hard to get out of the bed about the people we are and the people we became as the world spins far and far away from our control about being the best person we can about keeping fighting even when not enough and about how Arthur Severo never did anything wrong in his life and how everyone either loves him or has no soul.

Dungeons and Dadies is very very clearly about generational trauma about cycles of abuse and how hard it is to break them about working hard to make things right and sometimes still failling about unexpected friendships about what even means having a familly, being enthrusted to random people at birth and hoping it will all aork out and about how hard it is to raise a kid but also to be a kid how families are messy and sometimes about how Anthony has a goal and he made it, my man wrote for podcasts, videogames and porn and he is really proud of himself.

Rusty Quill Gaming is about big cities that hide poverty alway and pretend everything is okay until it isn't, about trying to do good and having to figure out what this means, about how you can have the best intencions but fail, about messy revolutions and authoritative goverments that sort of think they are actually doing the right thing, about forming bonds but not really knowing what they are about not even liking the people you hang with (except when you do) about how life is really complicated and thinking you figured it all out is not gonna help long run and also about how Albert Einstein and Oscar Wilde are in opposite sides of loved NPCs and Rome really matters because Alex focused on it during his history degree.