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So, you tell me you hear voices. You say you’re schizophrenic. That’s a hard one. I’m not going to lie; I don’t hear voices myself. But I get the tapes. You know, those endless loops of criticism in my head, usually my mother arguing with me about something from years ago. It’s an argument I can’t win. You seem to relate to that on some level. But your struggle is with actual voices, and you have a hard time even talking to them. It makes you sound different, like you’re battling something that isn’t even visible to the rest of...

So, we started as friends. Close, intimate friends, with a connection that felt unbreakable. But, as it happens, disagreements arose. Little things at first, but they snowballed into a brutal narcissistic social war that left a trail of wreckage through our entire facility. Words were thrown like knives, lashing out, and tearing everything apart. Now it’s over. You got away with it at the expense of others, and I’m left here trying to piece together what happened. Ok then, I’ll say it. We were close, and yes, there was an attraction. It was undeniable. But here’s the thing—just because you...

Ah, the great presidential debate, where logic meets emotion and where facts collide with feelings. Welcome to the Dan vs. Floyd Presidential Preference Debates—a spirited clash of two worlds: survival and principle. On one side, you've got Dan Joyce, fighting for his daily needs, seeking survival in a system that seems to have forgotten him. On the other side, there's Floyd Haas, armed with numbers and philosophies, dissecting corporate greed and political betrayals with surgical precision. But who has the better argument? Let’s break down this exchange: Guns and the U.S. Connection Floyd kicks things off with a hard-hitting fact:...

Poverty has long been a pressing issue, but often, those outside of it—including the middle class—don’t fully grasp the depth of the challenges faced by the poor. While poverty is a multifaceted problem, it’s fueled by a toxic mix of addiction, gangs, crime, a lack of police protection, racism, immigration struggles, and mental health crises. The middle class may sympathize, but can they truly understand what it means to live in these conditions? Let’s explore how these factors intertwine, and whether the middle class is as out of touch as some might suggest. Addiction: The Invisible Chain Addiction is rampant...

I’ve always believed that art brings people together, but sometimes, in the world of creative expression, bridges burn. The blacklist saga between myself and Magoski has been a long, winding road, and yet, after all these years, here we are—back at square one. Magoski’s recent message has left me perplexed. It begins with my emails being sent straight to spam, as if that’s where my entire relationship with the Art Colony has ended up. "You don't seem to be hearing me," he says. The irony is thick, considering the years of dodged accountability. His recollections are hazy, and while he...