okay i been wondering what does slender do to children (i might tell a sercret if i can trust ppl later on)
okay i been wondering what does slender do to children (i might tell a sercret if i can trust ppl later on)
I don't think so, friend.
No you haven't, you're a regular human being like the rest of us
We have a roleplay section in the forum if you want to pretend you are an inter-dimensional being!
Look, you can pretend to be whatever you want to be, but you're a human being sitting at a computer and typing. You created a profile, got an image to post as an avatar, and are now actively roleplaying.
If you wanna know why I'm such a hard--- on stuff like this, it's because if you don't do this in a roleplay server or thread, I'm just assuming you're trolling me or trying to be silly, and we can't afford that anymore. I'm not in the business of being a nice person because it's convenient, either tell me what you want or do it in the appropriate place. I don't believe in the actual existence of supernatural inter-dimensional beings using a wiki to post text-based conversations.
You've brought up, several times now I might add, the possibility of Slender Man being a "Demon's Shadow" and that his real name is "Rednel's Nam". None of these concepts are bad on their own, but you're not backing any of it up. You're not discussing these possibilities, you're just saying "He is a Demon's Shadow and his name is Rednels Nam because that is Slender Man backwards, and I'm an interdimensional being so I know". None of this confirms anything, we don't believe it, and you're not actually backing it up. You're trying to deflect having to back it up by claiming to be an interdimensional being and therefore having witnessed it, but we don't believe that and you can't prove it.
I would also like to add that, if you truly believe to be an extradimensional entity, I suggest asking a psychologist for a second opinion. Seven out of ten people that think they are extradimensional entities are actually just humans with psychological issues. Usually, so are the other three.