It gon sound cringe, but this game actually is meaningful and has taught me something. The only other game that did that for me is "Monkey tag" monke game with dwayne the sus susson. I finished this game around 2 years ago, but I still think about it from time to time. Behind the goofy ahh premise lies a philosophical game. You climb this painfully difficult meaningless mountain of literal trash, only to finally reach the peak for nothing but your own personal satisfaction. You fall over and over and over again, but keep trying. You're not only getting over the mountain, but you're getting over the fact that you will have to fall and start all over again. The acception of how things just are in this game (and in life in general) is inversely proportional to your frustration and how you deal with it. English literature Mrs. Roach moment.

This game unironically factored in improving my patience, resilience and how I deal with obstacles. The part that stuck with me the most is when I was trying to get past a narrow tunnel with lights on either side. That ♥♥♥♥ was hard fam, gadayumn. But after finally getting past it (and obviously falling back not too soon after), I was struggling with that ♥♥♥♥ again. Mr. Bennet stinky then said something like "You can get past this. After all, you've done it before". Seems obvious, but in the moment all you're thinking about is how annoyed you are. Try over and over again, and use what you learn on the journey to get further and further. No matter how difficult, you will eventually reach the top. The point is to keep trying and not let minor or major setbacks stop you. That ♥♥♥♥ life fam. Deeper than my cheeks.

I'm not getting over it, my best friend is the oar at the start because I see it so much

im ending it all