Hey, I've been following your games for a while... I think I was the first person to comment on the first game you uploaded? And I gotta say this one absolutely blew my wig off.
When I played your first game two years ago I remember feeling incredibly seen, not only because I related very specifically to the things it portrayed, but also because of how sincere it felt. Because it didn't turn the story into something that progresses linearly, and instead the main character's feelings and actions were (as far as I remember) strange, sometimes even nonsensical, but at the same time they felt more real than anything else, because that's what being human is like.
Ever since, I've seen you posting a lot of different games, experimenting more with visual and technical aspects. I think I haven't played all of them, but each of the ones I did play felt they had something interesting to remember. I don't know how to explain it, but they gave me that feeling that they were made by someone who was just enjoying making them, which is one of the nicest things to see in a game.
And now, this game. I feel it's very much like the first one, but even more visceral and personal. This time, I don't relate to the story as personally as with the first one, but I feel it hitting much harder, perhaps because you used the style you developed these years to make it more... yours, I suppose. But also perhaps because in this time you've found a way to convey your feelings in this way that blurs the line between videogames and poetry.
This game made me rethink some things about my own life. It reminded me that it's okay to not be able to move on, even if it feels like what happened to you was "not that bad". And how it's inevitable to yearn for the good things you shared with the person who hurt you so much. Because, deep down, she's never going to leave your life, even if she already left long ago.
Even if the game speaks about a specific, personal situation, I guess that the fact that it can reach other people with very different stories proves that the message is just that powerful. So, like I said in my other comment two years ago, thank you for releasing this into the world.
Anyway, sorry for the long-ass response. I hope everything is going well. Following your games has been a very fun journey so far, and I'm really happy with what it's been like up to this point. I'm excited to see what it will be like from here on. :)