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Love and Deepspace Valko Controversy Explained

Love and Deepspace Valko Controversy: Why the Canceled 6th Love Interest Became Bigger Than One Wolf Boy

Love and Deepspace has always been dramatic. We are talking tragic sci-fi romance, beautiful men, emotional damage, space-time mysteries, monster hunting, and gacha pulls that make my wallet hide under the bed.

But the Valko controversy? This escaped the otome fandom containment unit.

What started as a new love interest reveal for Love and Deepspace quickly became a massive fandom, gaming, business, and mainstream media story. Valko, also known as Ao Yin in the Chinese version, was announced as the game’s sixth love interest, promoted with werewolf imagery, EonCore Tech lore, and a July 9, 2026 debut planned for Version 6.0. Then, after intense backlash, Infold/Papergames canceled him entirely. read more

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Spoiler Fan Theory: Who is the Real Butcher in M Night Shymalan’s Trap Movie?

Alternate Theory Breakdown: Is Rachel the Real Villain in Trap?

We rewatched Trap last night (saw it in theaters when it came out but forgot a lot — it’s been over a year). Now I can’t stop thinking about it. Here’s why I believe that — at least for Spencer’s abduction — it might be Rachel, not Cooper… or that they were in it together.

Clue 1: The White Car vs. Cooper’s OCD

Cooper’s Routine:

  • Always drove a black car.
  • Was extremely OCD — wouldn’t break his own patterns.

Rachel’s Car:

  • Hers was white — the same color used in Spencer’s abduction.
  • This breaks Cooper’s pattern but matches Rachel’s.

Clue 2: Rachel’s Reaction to the Abduction Video

  • She watches the footage of Spencer being abducted with calm fascination.
  • There’s no panic or horror — just focus.
  • Could be emotional detachment… or emotional fulfillment, similar to how Cooper enjoyed revisiting his crimes.

Clue 3: The Mysterious Concert Ticket

  • Rachel claims she left the ticket, but sounds uncertain.
  • Cooper is too meticulous to have left a trail like that.
  • Was this ticket a setup by Rachel to trap Cooper before he could expose her?

Clue 4: Rachel’s “Feeling” — A Subtle Confession?

  • She tells authorities she had a bad “feeling” she couldn’t shake.
  • The film implies it’s about Cooper.
  • But what if the “feeling” was actually her own urge to harm Spencer?

Clue 5: The Poisoned Pie

  • Rachel says she poisoned the pie after finding something in Cooper’s bag.
  • But Cooper had never used carbon monoxide before — this was a new MO.
  • Perhaps it wasn’t Cooper escalating — it was Rachel, using her own quieter, deadlier method.

Clue 6: The Girl on the Bridge and Conflicting MOs

  • Cooper’s crimes were bold and public (e.g., pushing a woman down stairs, the bridge body, explosives).
  • Spencer’s death was slow, hidden, quiet — completely different from Cooper’s style.
  • Suggests Spencer wasn’t killed by Cooper — but by Rachel.

Clue 7: The Brewster Street House

  • Cooper says he never killed anyone there, just fantasized.
  • Claims he saw Rachel there twice, then never returned.
  • Was Cooper disturbed by what he saw Rachel doing? Did he distance himself out of fear?

Clue 8: “Because of Her, I’ll Never See My Kids Again”

  • Cooper says this line with bitterness.
  • The surface interpretation: she turned him in.
  • The darker one: her actions crossed a line — she killed Spencer or others, dooming their family forever.

Alternate Theory Possibilities

Theory 1: Rachel Is the True Butcher

  • Cooper may be a disturbed fantasist, but Rachel committed the crimes.
  • His writings, OCD, and rituals were a red herring.
  • Rachel was the real monster hiding in plain sight.

Theory 2: Both Are Guilty — In Different Ways

  • Cooper: showy, bold, craves attention.
  • Rachel: quiet, calculated, cold.
  • Spencer may have triggered her darker side — she kills, and lets Cooper take the fall.

Theory 3: Rachel’s Darkness Is Psychological

  • She didn’t commit physical murder — but she’s twisted by trauma.
  • Her obsession, reactions, and decisions are shaped by something deeply broken inside.

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Nintendo Switch 2 Reveal – Excited? Disappointed? A Little of Both.

Hey sweeties,

So, the Nintendo Switch 2 finally got its big reveal and… whew. I have a lot of feelings. Some good. Some not-so-good. Some why even bother bro.

Let’s just rip the band-aid off: I’m kinda disappointed. I mean yeah, there’s some exciting stuff in the mix—a new Zelda (yes please), a new Donkey Kong, new Kirby Air Riders, and okay, I’ll admit it—that new Dracula-inspired game, “The Duskbloods” (I knew it had “Dusk” and gave big Castlevania vibes) looks sick. That’s the kind of dark, moody, pixel-chic I live for. read more

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Barbie Movie Review From An Adult Doll Collector

As an adult doll collector, fan of ’80s and ’90s nostalgia, and a proud owner of a pink-dressed Azone Iris Petite, the Barbie Movie has been the highlight of my year. This film isn’t for kids; it’s a pop culture extravaganza tailored for grown-up enthusiasts like me.

With adult humor galore, such as Barbie’s comments about genitalia and the over-the-top macho Kens, the movie keeps you entertained throughout. Sugar Daddy Ken, Earring Ken, Pregnant Barbie, Midge, Allen, and even the “weird” Barbie – who is now getting a doll of her own – have unforgettable roles. read more

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Jack Jeanne Otome Game Review

Review: Jack Jeanne Otome Game With Rhythm Minigames

Hey there, all you fabulous Otome gamers out there! 🎮💕 It’s me, your go-to otome enthusiast, back with a fresh review of “Jack Jeanne”!

First off, can we talk about the music and voice acting in this game? Absolute chef’s kiss! 🎵 The voice actors really bring the characters to life, while the music just wraps everything up in an audacious symphony of emotion. I mean, who doesn’t want to live in a world that has its own soundtrack? 🎧

And the characters, oh my stars! They’re as vibrant as a new day sunrise, each with their own sparkling personality that makes you want to get to know them better. Personally, I couldn’t choose between Suzu and Neji, they both stole my gamer girl heart! 💖 read more

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My Favorite Pokemon Ranked By Cuteness. Cutest Pokemon Ranked.

With the new Pokemon Violet and Pokemon Scarlet launching tomorrow, I can’t stop thinking about Pokemon. Ever hear the “every pokemon is someone’s favorite” before? It’s true. And for me, my favorites have gotta be cute!!!

Anime Customized Lanyards are an extremely popular pokemon cartoon product, not only as a fashion accessory but also as a collectible. It allows you to express your individuality while also allowing you to stay connected with your favorite anime. Need a break from Pokemon? Try your luck at King Billy Casino. read more

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Beavis and Butthead Are Still Great 30 Years Later – And Here’s Why

I grew up with the loveable outrageous teenage antics of Beavis and Butthead. Long before Southpark, there was Beavis and Butthead. I loved Beavis and Butthead so much, I spent probably 20 bucks to win one of each doll from a crane machine in my mall. I loved Beavis and Butthead so much, that I was Butthead because of my brown hair, and my best friend, a blonde, was Beavis. (Not the most attractive nicknames, but it was what it was lol.)

Imagine my excitement and anticipation when a new series of Beavis and Butthead began on Paramount Plus a few weeks ago. I’ve been watching faithfully since the very first episode, and Beavis and Butthead may be better than ever, especially in an age of cancel culture. Beavis and Butthead are the same unfiltered, off the wall, controversial dynamic duo who are going against this woke era of cancel culture. read more

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My Steam Deck Arrived Yesterday, and Games Are Unplayable

My Valve Steam Deck 521 GB model arrived yesterday. I preordered it on day one, which feels like it was probably a year ago now. At that time, I had a lot of hopes and dreams and spoke highly of the potential of the Steam Deck in this post here. Upon receiving it, my initial excitement turned to disappointment – however; that has since changed, at least a little, as I’ve spent time getting to play with it.

@geekysweetie.com So my Steamdeck arrived today… Not sure how to feel now… I ordered a 1tb card for expansion (and have the 521gb model so that part will be sorta kjnda fixed… but most my games are not compatible with it. I haven’t actually tried playing anything because im working and because it came dead and has to charge. I paid almost $700 for this and expected it to play wvery steam game… hmm 🫤🤔😐#steamdeck #fail #epicfail #happysad #wtf #computer #error #upset #doesntwork #wontwork #expensive #notwhatiexpected #unexpected #disappointment #unboxing #game #gaming #gamer #steam #steamdeckerrors #steamdeckfails #tech #technology #techunboxing #techreview #earlyadopter ♬ Steven Universe – L.Dre

What went wrong, you ask? First, it was not fully charged upon arrival. Not a huge deal but a minor detail. I plug it in and the process to begin setup begins. It goes smoothly and everything is setup. And then the very first screen is an error about a missing library file. I restart and the error persists… After several more restarts that error goes away… read more

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How I Decide Which Games To Play

I own so many console and computer games, not to mention hundreds of mobile games, some from other countries even, and I have a husband and 2 cats and a full-time job. So how do I decide which games are worth my time, and which ones aren’t? This answer is different for everyone.

I created the flow chart here as a window into my thought process. Disclaimer: my thought process is just my opinion. It is not fact. My opinion is probably different from your opinion. If you’re a long-time reader and fan of my blog and like the games I cover here, you may also share some of the same opinions as myself. If you’re new and somehow stumbled into here, well sorry if my opinion is different from yours. Let’s just all go enjoy our games and be happy and not put each others’ opinions down. read more

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More Past Life Readings Part 2

Yesterday, I shared with you some of my recent past life readings in an article titled “Are Past Lives Real?” That article was already quite long, but I received two more of my readings today and they are a bit more of a fun read. One of them is an audio file and the other one has images of who I was in a past life – and those images honestly look a lot like my current self in this life.

First let’s take a look at the reading with the images. In this life I was a virgin priestess in Ancient Rome. Here are the 3 photos the psychic sent me. I don’t know if they’re random photos from google, or if she drew these – there are some people who are psychic artists. Either way, random photo, photo generating app, or skilled artist, I was surprised by how similar this woman looks to me. The shape of the nose, the shape of the face, chin, cheeks, the eyes, the lips, and the black curly hair. read more

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Are Past Lives Real?

I have always had a mild interest and belief in past lives although I am Christian (and actually recently turned Catholic). There is some evidence of reincarnation even in the bible and until a few hundred years ago both Christianity and Judaism referenced reincarnation. I have heard it was removed to make people more mindful of their actions and consequences in this life.

Sprinkled in this blog post are screen shots of some of the actual past life readings I have received. They are not in order and just thrown in randomly to illustrate the story – although they don’t make great pictures since they’re text as well so I added a few random images to break up walls of text to make this easier to read. I imagine no one’s really interested in reading this, except for me, so what I say goes :). One of the readings I ordered is an audio recording, but I have not received it yet. I prefer the text so I can go back and reread it and reference it easily. Absorbing different things each time I read them. read more

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My Disney World October 2 – October 9, 2021 Upcoming Travel Planning Trip Itinerary – As COVID and Delta Variants Rage Across Florida

Many of you may know that I am getting married in about 3 weeks. And that for my honeymoon – since I can’t go to Japan because the borders are still closed – I plan to travel to Walt Disney World. Right now the trip is scheduled to occur October 2nd through October 9th of 2021. I wanted to wait until their 50th anniversary – and also until it was not so hot and humid.

The only other time I’ve been to Walt Disney World was for the 25th anniversary which, I’m 40 now, so that was 25 years ago when I was 15 – or possibly 16 – because their celebrations last a year+. I remember it being a sweet 16 present from my grandma (nana). But I can’t remember if I had turned 16 just yet or if it was before that. Anyways, needless to say, a LOT has changed since the last time I visited Walt Disney World. read more

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Here’s Why I Ordered A Steam Deck

Kotaku recently penned an article about how they don’t see who would purchase a Steam Deck. I ordered my Steam Deck yesterday, and here’s why Steam Deck is for me. PS: You can preorder your Steam Deck from Valve here. Steam Deck will launch in December 2021.

What is Steam Deck? It’s kinda a Nintendo Switch “Clone” or “Rip Off” for lack of a better word – sorry, but it is – there’s lots of these clones out there – I have one from China for like $50 with some emulators and roms lol. BUT the one thing that makes Steam Deck different from these other Nintendo Switch like devices – Access to millions of games from the Steam Library – thousands of which I already own. The docking station will be sold separately – which is a bummer given how expensive the base units are. read more

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Is There A Stigma Around Older Gamers?

I’m turning 40 tomorrow. I will officially be “Over the hill” or about half way through the average life expectancy. Although I know plenty of people in my own family who are well into their 90s and approaching even 100. So I think that hill should not be until you’re 50, but nonetheless, society is about to brand me as an old woman. Not only an old woman, but an old woman who plays video games. But that’s OK, because as I’ve gotten older, I have learned to stop caring what society thinks. I remember clearly, the day I turned 25. I’m pretty sure I had a quarter-life crisis. I cried all day and told my family that it meant that I had to give up everything I loved, my toys, my games, cosplaying, anime, etc. I don’t know why, but I suddenly felt shame for my hobbies. Games and anime and cosplay were popular with teenagers and early 20something year olds, but I didn’t know of anyone 25+ who enjoyed those things. Even my closest friends who used to play games with me, had long since moved on to other more adult hobbies. read more

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