Susan Ashworth is literally me... I said to myself as i started playing through the game. But as the narrative kept going i kept thinking. About my life, my mental health problems, my future, my past. Is it actually true? What kind of person is Susan really? What kind of person am i? This game sure made me ponder about... well, a lot of things.

Now, having just finished The Cat Lady just a few hours ago, all i can say is that i wish i was as strong as Susan. But i think we can all find that strength within ourselves, according to my interpretation of the game's message.

>Skip all the dialogue
>Get the "Bad End"
>Refuse to elaborate
>Delete the game

This is not just a story about abuse, this is an abuse game.
But seriously tho, what even happened to the dev so they made this game? Like, i get it, this is one of the "society is le bad" games. The girl was mean and abusive to the boy because she wanted to be pushed off a cliff as she couldn't find a way to confess her feelings, but ehhh? The ways in which the author shows this whole deal are not great at all and everything ends up being over the top malicious and artificial as hell.