When I stumbled across this game, I couldn’t help but laugh. “A game about plucking your hair? This turns my disorder into some game, some sort of trivial thing”! Well... it did turn it into a game. Before I knew it, I was obsessed with the mini games that involved plucking at these small hairs. I just had to do it, to get onto the next level. And each emotion I came across just.. well, struck a cord with me. I just have to pluck it. I just have to pluck this SPECIFIC eyelash. I just have to, to feel better. To feel accomplished because I’ve finally gotten that tiny little hair! To help soothe me. And yet I feel disgusted once it’s out, and once that sense of relief and happiness is gone. And I’m fearful.. more often than not I feel like those eyes really are on me, that people are staring, and the phrases “what’s wrong with you?” And “can’t you just STOP?!” Come to mind. Because I can’t. And try as I might, I know that I deal with an issue and it makes me wrong and broken. But then it tells you that it’s okay, and that you need to pay attention to your mental health and get help. That it will, at the end of the day, get better. I suffer with trichotillomania, and that will never change. And I will relapse, and that’s inevitable. But maybe.. just maybe if I tried to help myself more, and had others play this game and understand how I felt, without belittlement, I’d feel better and as if I’m just as normal as the next person. If you suffer, play this game to help accept your disorder. And if you don’t, play this game to better understand.

I’m not a very extroverted person. I’m very introverted, and prefer to keep myself and my emotions to me and only me. Some days, it’s easy and fine to deal with, but others it’s not. Today, the day I downloaded this game, was one of the latter days. For a moment, for a wonderful, inspiring moment, I was able to forget about the troubles of the day, and the troubles of life itself. This game brought a smile upon my face, and a heartwarming message I needed to hear. It taught me, through a fun and guiding experience, the importance of my emotions, and the importance of cherishing them. I can say for certain this game provided me with a stepping stone towards helping me improve with showing my emotions, and for that, I can’t thank this game, and it’s developers teams enough.Thank you all, and you all have my gratitude for making such an incredible and heartwarming game. <3

This is by far one of the most amazing apps that I have come across. A unique, brilliant and beautiful concept. I definitely think that everyone should try this app. However, there is lots of room for improvement. The graphics could use a lot of work. They aren’t smooth and clean as shown in the pictures in the app store. The text looks very thick and uneven. I also think that it would be nice to incorporate more unique ways of the plucking. Calming down the angry fire hair and shaking the device were my favorites, I wish there were more like those. Much of this app was plucking hairs the same way and then having a little animation after, which I feel doesn’t really do much in terms of really connecting the consumer with experiencing the emotion. The “emotion” wasn’t so much in the experience of plucking the hair, but rather the animation with it. The obsessive emotion where the hair couldn’t be plucked was one of the few levels that really made me experience an emotion and value it. Wish more levels were like that as well. I am being very nitpicky here, if there are other consumers like me who are very choosy with their apps. Overall, this app was amazing and I’m glad to have played it.

Couldn’t sleep bc I’ve been dealing with a lot of heavy stuff in my life so I was trying to find a way to distract myself enough to fall asleep. This game actually did the opposite for me lol, ended up making me furious bc it’s hard to pluck the darn cord so that alone was irritating. I get that in some levels, you’re supposed to deal with the fact you can’t easily pluck it but I felt like it would have been more satisfying to pluck it quicker and not in a straight line down all the time.Aside from the game mechanics, I was pretty satisfied. It’s meant to be simple, sentimental, and should be a metaphor for you and your emotions. There were stages that actually made me smile and one in particular (Anger) that was beautifully and simply made, I couldn’t deal. I for one deal with anger issues all the time, so it struck a chord with me. It’s not a game that’ll entertain you or anything like that. But more of a game that’ll remind you that yes, we’re all human, we let our emotions get the best of us. But we shouldn’t drown in them, rather check in on them and reason with them.Good start to an execution, but I felt that it could also have done better. Beautiful game.