Luke Doran Duncan

Sorry, not “those funds were,” I meant to say something more like “those funds would be”

Seems interesting! I love how when a phrase is taken out of context like I did, it can represent an opposing viewpoint! Regardless, I think your thesis or central premise in writing that book is something I’d personally like to explore, as it relates to AI usage.

It’s perfect! To me, it specifically relates to artificial intelligence in that, in my experience, it seems to prune thoughts so that they align with a supposed truth, rather than allowing a sense of creativity and hermeneutics.

I love my new realization that, after all of the thousands of dollars spent while shopping and trying to feel good about myself, those funds were better and more healthily allocated to mental health and therapy, not to mention being far less of an expense.

Elmo @elmo · 1h That Bunny was AMAZING. Elmo thinks he should be called Good Bunny! Elmo loves you, Mr. Good Bunny! ❤️🎶🐰 Based Yankee @thebasedyankee You and Bad Bunny should be deported

It's not even midnight and we're already at "Deport Elmo."

To be clear, some of the “Classes of Divine Beings” entries need to be completed, and other pages that have descendant entries need to be finished, but those descendant entries are mostly finished themselves. This page below, for example, is finished, and it portrays well I think what the world is.

Obviously, the site is far from being finished, and it likely never will be for many reasons including the never ending expansion of the world in addition to the fact that, currently, I am revising old files to a more refined, upload-able version that better matches the existing diction.

Hey everyone! I just wanted to share my DokuWiki site that I’ve intermittently worked on in the past few/many months, just so that I might get some feedback on it, provided that people are interested, of course.

Yum! That looks so good, I hope you enjoyed it!

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words.

I feel so alone right now, and like my sexuality doesn’t match what I desire from a long-term mate. I want intimacy, I want a relationship, but don’t know how to go beyond casual sex to achieve that, and I don’t even understand how other gay men do it either. I feel like I haven’t found my people.

Not to seem extremely petty, but, as a gay man living in Utah, I don’t think I would want to date an ex-Mormon ever again. I’ve found that they’re never upfront with their desires and almost ashamed of being gay. The lack of passion is not desirable to me, and often, they’re not experienced either.

Maybe I just need to get out more and stop looking at social media! But regardless, that’s the way I’m feeling right now, and to me, it’s valid. A boyfriend of mine doesn’t need to conform to those standards either, and I’m sure I can find someone who’s more like me anyway after dropping this ideal.

Even so, what I’ve learned most recently is that my worth doesn’t revolve around my body. I can instead derive confidence and self-esteem from my more natural pursuits: my intelligence, my kindness, or even my emotional resonance with affecting objects.

As a student who works, I feel it isn’t attainable at this time to achieve their level of fitness. And even then, what would I actually get out of it? Sex? Friends with benefits? What I want is intimacy. A relationship. Something tangible and enduring, not any of those fleeting, ephemeral things.

I feel like homosexuality, especially those in men as it is relevant here, encompasses a wide array of behaviors and personalities that aren’t inevitably bound to physical appearance or self-image. There’s definitely more to being gay than having a hot body.