One person "liked" it! This is an outrageous success.
But I am lucky in that I have a personality disorder where I blurt out embarrassing truths about myself and I am constantly over-sharing. I am truly fortunate!
Just you wait until you hear the "LA Podfest" live podcast, where Aisha Tyler laughs at my small penis (not really, but still). What I actually admitted out loud was that I was afraid, even though I no longer feel suicidal, that every day until I die I would feel ambivalent about being alive. I would never really want to be alive, because of my anxiety. I don't know if it was smart to say that into a microphone in the live podcast recording, but I said it, and I don't give a fuck (pretty much). Walking out of the room where they recorded the podcast in front of a live audience, I had the distinct feeling that I over-shared, and that I made myself (even more) repulsive to the women of the audience, and I humbled myself before all the men of the audience. Of course, then I just said "aw, fuck it, and fuck anyone who thinks less of me or treats me as untouchable or pathetic because I over-share".
I have no idea if I am living life correctly.
I indulge in politics, but I know, in the final analysis, really-existing politics is just cretinous tribalism. The inner battle is the only real battle.oak wrote:What ultimately drove me away was the political divisiveness.