---

I never thought I would end up as a Walmart bag. It wasn't exactly what I had envisioned for my life, but sometimes things happen that we can't control.

I was once a roll of plastic, sitting on a factory shelf. I had no idea what my purpose was or where I would end up. But one day, a machine picked me up and rolled me onto a spindle. I was stretched and heated until I became a long, thin tube. Then, I was cut and sealed at the bottom to become a bag.

At first, I was excited to be a bag. I thought I would go on grand adventures, holding precious items and traveling to exotic locations. But my first job was at a small convenience store, where I held candy bars and chips. It wasn't exactly glamorous, but I did my job well.

Years went by, and I was passed from store to store. I held groceries, toiletries, and even clothes. But I never felt like I was fulfilling my true purpose. I wanted to be more than just a disposable item.

Then, one day, I was chosen to be a Walmart bag. It was a big deal, as Walmart was one of the largest retailers in the world. I was excited to see what my new job would be.

As it turned out, my job was to hold groceries. It wasn't exactly what I had hoped for, but I soon realized that I was an important part of people's lives. I held food that nourished families, and I made it easier for people to transport their purchases.

One day, I was picked up by a young girl. She was carrying me and several other bags, and she looked tired. But as she walked to her car, she smiled and said, “Thank you, bags. You're making my life so much easier.”

It was then that I realized that being a Walmart bag wasn't just about holding groceries. It was about making people's lives easier and more convenient. And that was a purpose I could be proud of.

---

Welcome to my signature! This is not part of any of my posts, meaning that my signature can be as off topic as I want!

Datsu | They/any/none pronouns | Aroace | Filipino
Scratcher | Forumer | Griffpatcher
cool thing you should see
PFP: Osage-chan with non-binary questioning, aroace, and panpronominal flag [edit by me; original character from Inabakumori; art by nukunukunigirimeshi]
Certified japanese music listener and OSC member :3

totally not an advertisment to give me internets

random emoticons i made up and put here because why not :
c ^^ c '^w^ `>n<`

---

___________________
Scratch Team Member
Love hiking, cycling and travelling.

---

when green flag clicked
if <[forum post v] is [good v] ::sensing> then
repeat until <[forum post v] is [bad v] ::sensing>
edit post ::pen
end
end

previous signature deleted by ST lol

---

when green flag clicked
if <[forum post v] is [good v] ::sensing> then
repeat until <[forum post v] is [bad v] ::sensing>
edit post ::pen
end
end

previous signature deleted by ST lol

---

(Male) (He/Him) (2000+ posts) (4 Years)
Banner by depresso-boiyo, check him out!
Ctrl+shift+down to check out my projects!


Thanks for scrolling; if you like what I do, please follow me!

---

I'm Irrelevant! (jk)

What I'm good at:
Creating evil kumquats
Creating more evil kumquats
Creating even more evil kumquats because why not?


GIMME YOUR FOLLOW


My profile…

---

Heyo bros

My profile

---

(ctrl + shift + down to read all of my siggy. don’t forget to click on it) (and theres fun stuff in it)
”IM THE ONE WHOS SO IN LOVE WITH YOU!”
<3
@-slingshotmain- 2
names: sam, zir // pronouns: she/they // lesbian oriented aroace // PPTBF curator // please be patient, i have to wait 120 seconds before next post unlike my main

Za-Chary wrote:

Here's a reminder that I found FNAF extremely scary when I was 15 years old.

^ this is funnier than “No.” imo :P