Be pro-social
I played Tyrant, an online game, to try to cope with my life. But it is a social game, all societies have inequities, and I am compelled to fix inequities. A moth drawn to the flame and then consumed by it. When I played, I often wrote about problems in the game’s subculture. Some people … Read more
For completeness, not because I think it affects anyone other than myself, an update on my serotonin withdrawal syndrome. The vertigo changes in intensity: sometimes it is mild enough that I ignore it, other times it so severe that I have trouble walking. I have acclimated to the ringing in my ears. It is part … Read more
I have proved that I can make the world a better place and that I want to make the world a better place. It is foolish for you to not invest in me so that I can help improve your life.
I have not seen my grandmother since May 2010. One of the casualties of the ARDC’s illegal actions and of my inability to recover is that I have lost all of my family relationships. I cut my dad out of my life, but I have not been able to spend time with my grandma because … Read more
In 2010, as a coping mechanism, I played an online game, Caesary. Players can join leagues, and most do because there are advantages within the game when in a league. Leagues have different roles with different league powers, such as kicking a player out of the league. I was in a unique league that instead … Read more
The burden of gifts My sister loved Christmas because she loved opening the mounds of presents. I hated it. My mother and her parents loved Christmas. Their goal each year was to have a heap of presents with a wider radius than was the tree tall. To have more presents to open, if a toy … Read more
