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@theauracle.bsky.social

AKA the one you couldn't kill AKA the bisexual (pansexual if ya nasty), nerdy, adult content creating, two-sport playing, music making, cancer surviving, 2x published author your significant other told you not to worry about || jack-of-all-trades || 🏳️‍🌈🇯🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲

Clip pt.2! I fucking love sucking @theauracle.bsky.social thick delicious cock. I call him a jawbreaker just because of how much I need to unhinge my jaw to take all of him. His cock is so yummy and I could suck it for days on end. I may need to find a girl to share all this tasty cock with.

The more I review what I've already written for my unfinished memoir, the more I realise that there's a couple of chapters/segments that truly should be their own book. Namely: the rank hypocrisy of people who grandstand on "Believe survivors" and were complicit in my ex-wife's DARVO campaign.

"Never stop your enemy from making a mistake." I'm fairly certain this latest psuedo-philospohical craze via the popular book #LetThem misses the point of the aforementioned quote. Consistently "letting them" do any disrespectful thing to you isn't profound. It's morbidly apathetic.

I have to confess that I refuse to subscribe to this asinine unwritten rule about "speaking ill of the dead." There are glaring exceptions to that rule. 1. A eulogy that omits the indefensible acts someone repeatedly and unapologetically did while alive is ultimately a lie.

The more I think about it, the more I realize that one of my most staunch forms of resistance and defiance is in direct response to the people I loved and trusted that broke my heart, harmed me, or even went as far as waging a campaign of abuse. I'm then reminded why. To not harden my heart.

That's the thing about bereavement: you cannot deny yourself the necessary space to confront the questions you already have the answers to by virtue of being the person others look to for support and comfort. most of all, you have to trust in those to comfort and support you to do just that.

My heart has been particularly heavy recently. Fitting the song Euclid by Sleep Token was playing because it inspired me to do the one thing that lightens the load: belt out the pain, frustration, and grief in song.

Y'know... I could wax lyrically about how Donald John Trump is the most bitchmade megalomaniacal predator in history but I'd be wasting my time preaching to the choir and the cultists. Mobb Deep already sussed people like him out from a mile off. Paedo Mussolini is scared to death, scared to look.

I should hope that people take the time to consider and ultimately accept that the people who either enthusiastically or reluctantly voted for Paedo Mussolini & The Most Incompetent Fascists Of All Time didn't do so out of stupidity. Coersion & manipulation target gullibility, not intelligence.

Hey this is my first multi-camera-angle video (the first two of six minutes). I love playing with myself and thinking you're playing with me, like I'm yours ❤️.

Clearly, what Paedo Mussolini has done over one and a half terms (his entire foetid existence as an adult notwithstanding) isn't painful enough for you lot. If I did one iota of the shit this bumbling fascist oaf has, you lot would have me lynched.

Acyn@acyn.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Reporter: Why didn't you tell allies about the war before attacking Iran? Trump: We wanted it to be a surprise. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?

I think it's definitely time to reboot this fallen angel concept I did in 2021 now that it's been five years and I am in remission having fought cancer for roughly three of those years.

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That's the thing about the truth and actually daring to speak it, never mind observe it. It doesn't hurt anyone because it's not a weapon. It doesn't belong to any given individual so it can't be "my truth," "their truth," or "your truth." But... if I continue to speak, I will get in big trouble.

I'm going to say this as bluntly as I can but with the cadence and tone the vast majority of mental health professionals (therapists, psychiatrists, and psychologists et al) use: When you are defiant in response to an abusive authoritarian institution's provocation, you are not "as bad as them."

I don't know who needs to hear this but flippantly referring to nations the United States of America invaded or attacked on disingenuous grounds of regime change, lying about weapons of mass destruction, or having the gall to resist American corporate exploit them as "violent people" is... a choice.