I only made it to Marble Zone Act III once, and that was the farthest I ever went back then. I remember Marble Zone having those dropping chains that would crush you scare me. My siblings played as well, but they were interested in the other games more. I remember being weird out by the special stage and thinking exiting was the goal, not getting the Chaos Emerald (which I never realized was there). I can remember the music so well, it brings back memories of a time where I didn’t have to worry about a thing. I was amazed with how colorful everything was in the first level I explored every bit of it. The loud SEGA jingle, the drums in the opening fanfare, and Sonic’s finger-wagging all mesmerized me. The first game listed in the collection was Sonic the Hedgehog. I remember the first 4 games they gave us: Dance Dance Revolution with a dance pad, FlatOut 2, Guitar Hero, and the Sega Genesis Collection.
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They were the ones who gave the family a PS2 for Christmas in 2006. If I could blame anyone for making me a Sonic fan, I could probably blame my parents. This is my history with Sonic, and my thoughts on some things now. I also hope it inspires them to write something similar. I know many Sonic fans are going to read this, and I hope it brings back fond memories. They don’t understand why people like the things they like. These kinds of people don’t bother me anymore. There are still people who call out others for liking things that they find to be cringe, I’m sure there always will be. For a long time, the internet has laughed at things that made them cringe, then they started to laugh at people who call things cringe, now people are abandoning the idea of things being cringe all together.
With how bad things are in the world and how stressful life can get, it is no surprise people want to go back to a time where they were care-free and had no responsibilities. What people think is cringe now may just become nostalgic later. Maybe its because your younger self is blissfully unaware of the consequences of their actions, or its more likely they wouldn’t understand not doing something that makes them happy. If you went back in time and tried to stop yourself from doing something you’ll cringe about later, your younger self wouldn’t understand why.
Our brains want us to remember the times where we put a lot of effort into something and the results of our efforts. It’s because these moments made us happy during the time we did them. A question still remains: why do we remember these moments if they make us uncomfortable? I have gone back to delete many of these, but the memories will take longer to forget. The examples are almost endless: bad fanart, stupid comments on blog posts, mediocre videos, and eye-melting fanfiction. I have had my “cringe” moments with the Sonic fandom.
Many people call moments like these cringe. Whether it was something you did with your family, in school, or online, everyone has done something they don’t want to remember. I am talking about those moments when you remember something embarrassing from your childhood. Yet it always finds a way to pop in our heads again, reminding us about who we were and what we did. It happens when we least expect it, and we do our best to forget it.
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