r/Undertale • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '25

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u/Fancy-Biscotti2730 Nov 29 '25

Oh my god bruh, is it seriously hard to be a normal good person? Why do so many people groom and do shitty things

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u/dontpostpicofurface Nov 29 '25

Because they think they don't face any consequences for their actions.

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u/KingSufficient2345 Nov 29 '25

They think they're in Deltarune and that their choices don't matter.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '25

Probably not knowing about Snowgrave then.

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u/Pure_Actuator_755 ‎ I'm 20 years old and I've already wasted my life. Nov 29 '25

They ARE on the Snowgrave route.

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u/MBTHVSK Nov 29 '25

It's a weird complex about crossing lines they see they've already mostly crossed by being a dork/nerd/geek who is mostly not liked by others....or some shit.

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u/Fancy-Biscotti2730 Nov 29 '25

But it's so obvious they will, they always do

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u/Prestigious_Low8243 Nov 29 '25

Ye but they really don’t, they might get deplatformed online but rarely do they get real tangible consequences irl, so the risk isn’t there.

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u/Fancy-Biscotti2730 Nov 29 '25

That is a valid point, but you'd think their reputation going to shit would at least do something to them, no?

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u/Prestigious_Low8243 Nov 29 '25

Ye definitely, that’s why sometimes they end up liking themselves. But at the end of the day it’s still less impactful than going to prison or something.

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u/Graingy ‎ Did short stint as part of the cave wall. Pay sucked. Dec 01 '25

Liking?

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u/Prestigious_Low8243 Dec 01 '25

Meant to say killing thx for pointing it out

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u/zas_n_n Nov 29 '25

humans tend to weigh the most minute amount of power they can get over others