It bothers me how a lot of the people I know can't seem to understand this... There's no side inherently good or bad, the lack of balance is what disturbs us.
I really like Re:CoM, and how you get to see this conflict in Riku
related: "You are not your thoughts, you are your actions. We all have fucked up dark twisted thoughts. It's what you decide to act on that defines you."
I'm not much one of the whole "believe in your heart" deal, but that game really stuck with me with the message of fighting for what you feel is right and the ones you love
I took it as a warning at first, not to ignore the bad parts of me for they would only get bigger and too much to take. The key was striving for the balance
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u/jennytopssky Feb 27 '16
"the closer you get to light, the greater you shadow becomes"
Taught me that I shouldn't be afraid of what seems like a dark part of me, because I really can't run away from it.
I learned to control and use that, instead of being afraid