Tyler Robinson

Yea.

I'm Going to call myself zozo bird. Chill zozo bird chill.

No. That generally feels childish. Like a child rebel. The root is an aversion of authority. A sense of discomfort. If I see someone wearing a badge, I subconsciously avoid them, they look like a troublemaker to me, if I have to walk into a room with some authority sitting in there, I get anxious and nervous, I look authority people as bad people, they don't seem warm and welcoming to me. They automatically look rude or threatening in my eyes. So being in an authority position makes me uncomfortable because it makes me feel like I'm a part of the same group of people that I dislike.

Cute description. No spoiler. Very beautiful.

You need to make a private blog video on this.

@Leo Gura I'm imagining this in the future where people will create mini Amish style communities to escape the impact of cultural changes.

Dysfunction is love.

Whats the point of restricting it anyway? Where will you place the boundary? What will you say is acceptable and what will you say is not acceptable? Cultural change is inevitable and is generally decided by trends and majority. This is seen throughout history. Nobody has been able to bypass cultural change or bend it to their will. You cannot even control the will of your own daughter, forget masses of people, countries and communities. Trying to want culture to get better for humanity is a useless endeavor since culture changes are controlled by what everyone wants and that is dictated by the demographic and peer trends. If all the students in your class decided to get drunk on prom night, you can't do much about it. People end up getting what they want anyway.

Huge difference. Elliot Page is not going around telling everyone to be trans. Simply exercising their personal individual gender liberty. It doesn't even need to influence society because people have autonomy over their lives as long as it doesn't harm or bother others. But Andrew Tate is not keeping his choices to himself. He is actively participating in preaching his choices and his mentality to impressionable teenage boys and wants his followers to actually go by his way of conducting things. Then it's not only harming a culture, it's even introducing a new culture itself.

How is Elliot Page harming the culture? There's something called personal liberty?

@integral nice song.

No

This guy is my hero. He is my inspiration. He battled abusive relationships.

Nice song.

I feel like my tension is growing again. I can feel my muscles tensing up This is not good.

Symptoms.

Gouchee Winnie I'm thinking of a modern day version of Puerevirden. I'll call him Kiyle.. He has king energy. I see myself splitting into two personalities One personality is called Gouchee and the other is called Winnie. Gouchee is where I'm more child like Winnie is where I'm more responsible. More involved. More independent. More savvy. More proactive and more inclined. The other is Jayke Jayke has the muted masculine energy different from Kiyle For the rest of my life I'll be switching between Gouchee and Winnie. And my imaginary lover will switch between Kiyle and Jayke. ................ Special larkas ... Larka 1 - mercy and provider, charity, generosity, abundance, god Larka 2 - Protector, guard, protection Larka 3 - love, caring, service, maternal, feminine, giving, dog Larka 4 - healing, wisdom, space, strength, encouragement, support Larka 5 - Masculine, leader, guide, coach, order, Intellectual Larka 6 - Understanding Larka 7 - surrender. Giving you power and dominion when you need it making you in charge. Mercy Protection Love and acceptance (how you are) Healing Leadership Understanding Surrender

Yea gotta tell myself that....

I have to watch this documentary.

I need to drink something that will give me energy right now.. Tomorrow I have an appointment with my therapist Emory. I have to clean up stuff.

Sad music Daddy

I'm having fun dad. I'm having fun.