This is art, because it provoked strong emotions in me, and the dev is an artist, because they made this thing which I hate.

Complete lack of introspection or reflection. Comes across as the sort of person who uses therapy-speak as a cover to be callous and evil. Multiple times in this interactive experience are cries for help, cries for other people to stop their own lives to help this person, who has admittedly gone through serious trauma. It's a subtle and insidious form of narcissism, to completely miss the fact that literally everyone else in the world is going through similar things as you, if not worse. When you whine about how people telling you to move on, to not overshare, to hold it in, it's because they're doing those things as well. They're angry at YOU for breaking the code, for being so oblivious as to think that you're the only one going through ♥♥♥♥.

The anti-capitalist woe-is-me screed falls flat when the game's riddled with typos and general errors. No industry is ever 100% fair, but art, and games in particular, are the fairest there is currently. You fail in this industry if you make a ♥♥♥♥ game, or make a game that's unoriginal, and the raw truth of it is that this genre of trauma-art-psychological interactive visual novel media is the easiest of all game genres to make. You are plain delusional if you think that you're doing the same level of hard work as some other dev that was successful.

The world does NOT owe you anything, actually. To be all bleeding-heart about how we need more compassion and kindness and honesty and then invoke the concept of "emotional labor" and cry for everyone else to help you is the height of hypocrisy. If you're not willing to help other people, and if you're not already helping them, why do you expect them to help you? Sorry, but you must participate in your own survival.

But I got my money's worth in that it made me do some reflection.