The Dying of the Light

  Organized Crime: Quora Photo by Campbell Jensen on  Unsplash Quora has been taken over by an organized crime syndicate that uses the platform as a means of trapping white heterosexual men and then blackmailing them to cooperate and to perpetually ‘pay subscriptions’ for bogus services and charities which all roll up into their member's wallets. It’s a group of radical feminists, gay men, and trans who have decided that they hate heterosexual white men because they blame them for the history of oppression and have come up with a scheme of modern-day slavery through the use of fear and blackmail which essentially boxes those heterosexual white males into a corner where they have to accept a deal so terrible that you’d have to be insane to accept it, or they will turn you into the law, do some type of social smear campaign, tell your wife you are cheating, etc etc.  Essentially this FGT group targets men by posing as interested women who are looking for relationships...

  Quora Trans/Gay Organized Crime Gang Photo by Bro Takes Photos on Unsplash There is group of Trans and Gay people that run the forums of Quora. They state that they are the next evolution and they believe they are better than everyone else. This group has begun an organized crime syndicate that targets innocent men. They don’t care who you are as long as they can get something from you. This group hacks into you. They will steal your private information and they will dump it on the dark web, sell it to people looking to buy identities for illegal immigrants and they will take everything from you if they can. Contact me for details

  Narcissistic Demons Photo by Kyle Cleveland on Unsplash There is a group that uses Quora as a jump off point for their cyber crime and stalking and abuse. They are organized and they have a game plan that they execute to destroy a victim over time. This gang is made up of trans, gay, and radical feminists that believe they are the next evolution of humanity. Those are their words. They use Quora as a jump off point to hack into the lives of their targets. They will get into every aspect of your life by reading every text message, every email you ever sent and they then put cameras in your house and assign illegal immigrants to 12 hour shifts to watch you and report back to them anything that they can either make money off of or use as blackmail evidence to get you into slavery. That’s right, slavery — once they have blackmail evidence on you then they jam you into circumstances you would never have agreed to had they not been able to force it. One of the most commo...

 The Big Mistakes With Teams I’m going to explain something here so I don’t want anyone to take this personally as it’s not about anyone specific but it’s about a general observation I’ve had in my experience that could be something someone could learn from to prevent themselves from being misperceived. It revolves around the idea of someone telling a traumatic story about themselves and a second person hearing the story and feeling that it wasn’t that big of a deal due to either a lowered empathic response or some conflict that is present between the two individuals. Sometimes in this situation the second person will invalidate the first person by comparing their situations. It often comes off as trying to assert that you are an expert on the human condition. When a person drills down to the root of the issue, often It is an attempt to invalidate anything else anyone has gone through by saying ‘well, I went through (insert situation here) so that means everyone else’s story t...

  The Bible is against divorce. If you're a Christian who's married and your spouse cheats on you with another person, is that a good reason to get a divorce? This is a subjective decision in my book. It comes down to the betrayal and whether or not you can get past it. Ultimately, it will be your decision and no one should shame you for it. To me the idea of sticking around comes down to whether there has been a change in the person. If they show genuinely that they feel bad about what they did to you and that has manifest itself into real long term change of behavior then it might be worth giving him a chance but, there has to be a desire to change and he has to acknowledge that it takes a long time to build trust back up after a major betrayal and that is what he did was betray you in the worst way imaginable. If getting past it is not something that you feel you can do then I’d consider the following: Those who let society dictate that they must live in a perpetual hell to ...

  If somebody can't take responsibility, should it be forced onto them? We are a product of our environment and our circumstances. When you are surrounded by things that pull you down and when you are sabotaged perpetually you eventually become what everyone tells you that you are. You eventually believe it because all of the evidence around you points to that being reality and when you are someone that carries that internal shame from childhood then you are far more likely to accept this as the truth than someone who has a strong sense of self, strong sense of being and knows what they are worth. This is what makes narcissists vulnerable and invulnerable at the same time. The pathological ones have already grappled with this when they were a kid and they opted for rewriting life into a fantasy story that has them as the star and nothing that they do can be held to them for accountability. They simply deny reality and replace it with their rewritten one because it’s more pleasant f...