u/RemoRefugee

i had to google it to figure out that it was what kids who weren't old enough to go to shows when we were a band called the genre of music we played. it sounds more like a sneaker to be honest.

so to respond to your "question." it seems like your timeline is pretty accurate. i used to be "skramz as fuq" and then got older (it's weird that time makes us get older, right. fucking lame) and i gained weight and i'm now pretty comfortable to cuddle with (ie "soft"). it's great. i highly recommend you take this path in life. it's pretty sweet.

if you are really concerned about me, not that a 12 year old can really be concerned about anything, don't be. i'm in a hardcore band called violent bullshit and i just recorded vocals for a 7" with will (orchid guitar player, skramz o.g.). so i guess i would just say "relax." everything is cool. leave people alone and do good stuff. i hope you get old and happy and soft one day.

fuck off,

jayson.

I am a refugee and veteran of the first Remo war.

I remember marching to the battlefront that was the r*****core discord. I was greener than the bountiful plains of Loch Ness and my brethren were all aware. I, with a handful of other brave souls dug trenches in the #welcome channel. We knew it was only a matter of time that Him, the power mod of a thousand different subs, would advance upon us.

My brother threw the first stone. While his tongue was sharp it was no match for the administrative powers of a benzo addict whos self worth hinged on how many discord kittens he could accrue. One by one, we were all unceremoniously removed from the server. Any residue of our conflict scrubbed from recent memory like a midwest emo abuse allegation. When I came to, I was safely nestled in a remo offshoot server with other refugees and veterans who, like me, risked their lives to keep the emo space pure. I thought the war was over but I was told that there was still much work to be done in the online emo space.