((Tissues from Inanimate Insanity parents and how I think he was raised))

{•Boxwell (father)

•Facette (mother)

Appearance •Both look like typical tissue boxes but in duller, faded colors (muted beige and gray) to visually represent their bland, uncaring attitude.

•Boxwell has a thick cardboard mustache drawn on and small glasses, looking gruff and busy.

•Facette has a slightly crumpled box look, with tired eyes and half-open flaps like a perpetually bored expression.

•Boxwell: Works constantly, always too busy with “important business” to notice Tissues’ condition or needs. He’s practical to a fault and dismisses Tissues’ ailments as exaggerations.

•Facette: Coldly pragmatic, often avoids emotional conversations. She believes Tissues should “toughen up” and views his sickness as a weakness, often withholding affection or support.

•Both often speak in clipped, indifferent tones, rarely showing warmth or encouragement.

•They see Tissues as a burden and inconvenience, often prioritizing their own routines over his health.

•When Tissues tries to talk about his condiShAWn or feelings, they brush him off or change the subject.

•They sometimes remind him that “life isn’t fair,” reinforcing his feelings of isolation.

•They might provide him with physical things like tissues or medicine but with minimal emotional engagement.}

Tissues parents didn't really care about their son's allergies and usual sicknesses