A personal essay about journaling, memory, and AI alchemy and how keeping notes for years led to a surprising realization when old pages were uploaded into a chatbot.
I Did Great Things Last Time I Was Delusional
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We Are All Easily Qualified as Mentally Ill
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Cognitive Mirrors, Not Minds: How LLMs Are Changing the Way People Think
People are understanding themselves better, not because the model “knows” them, but because the conversation makes it impossible to stay vague forever.
♅ Build Your Weird Empire ♅ Creative Rebellion After 40
Build Your Weird Empire: Creative Rebellion After 40 A lyrical, chaotic, funny, unflinching field guide to […]
Everything Makes Sense (Even When It Doesn’t)
In a raw, chaotic reflection, the author reveals a journey through confusion, existential dread, and self-discovery. They confront the absurdity of life, embrace vulnerability, and find clarity in creativity. Ultimately, this messy testimony celebrates the art of imagination and personal growth, asserting that even amidst turmoil, it’s okay to be unapologetically oneself.
Guys Just Want to Fuck? Thanks, Dad.
My dad once said, “Guys just want to fuck you,” like he was revealing ancient wisdom. Congrats, sir — you cracked the code. But what if I want more? Like fun. Or to be unforgettable. This piece explores sex, ego, curiosity, awkwardness, and the needy little gremlin that lives in my head.