The revolving door spins, and with each turn I am less of a man and more of a machine of my own appetites.

Understand this: Devotion is not safe. To give yourself here is to be stripped. To bleed. To kneel until your legs give out. To pray until your voice is gone. To be emptied until nothing remains but my imprint.

“Those who swim with me either become part of my pack… or part of my diet.”

“They didn’t destroy me. They revealed me. And in doing so, severed my ties to the illusion of safety.”

Desire isn’t a character flaw. It’s not a moral indictment. It’s raw data. It doesn’t make you good or bad. It just makes you honest.

They didn’t ask for praise. They didn’t perform. They simply did. But over time, that figure stopped being portrayed as essential. They became awkward. Then problematic. Then a punchline. The presence that once stood firm so others could express freely is now permitted to exist only as parody, if at all.

Exclusion is sometimes necessary—but when it becomes automatic, it stops being about safety and starts being about comfort.

Submission isn’t a gift—it’s an investment. A gift is given freely, without expectation, but Authority Transfer is a deliberate commitment, requiring trust, risk, and responsibility from both sides. When we treat submission as something ‘given,’ we create an easy out—a way to take it back when it’s inconvenient. But submission isn’t temporary or conditional. It’s a conscious choice to build something greater together. So the question isn’t just who holds power, but whether we truly understand what we’re investing in.

A Dominant is one who balances strength with introspection, control with understanding, and Authority with authenticity.

Compliance and consent look the same—until you remove the pressure. Then you see who stays and who was just avoiding consequences.

The difference between responsibility and accountability is not only semantic, but also psychological and behavioral. Responsibility and accountability have different effects on your motivation, satisfaction, and performance, and ultimately, on your happiness and well-being.

Overusing the term 'harm' to refer to irritations, slights, differences of opinion, discomforts, et al, poses a problem: it diminishes the significance and damage of actual harm.

Safety cannot be imposed by one individual nor assumed by another; rather, it necessitates a collective responsibility that all parties must acknowledge and actively communicate about.

I prioritize autonomy, honesty, and consent ove­r traditional hierarchical norms and labels.

Communication is more than just the words that we use, it is a superpower.

We need to promote a culture of dialogue and forgiveness, rather than a culture of cancellation and condemnation.

My role in your life is to offer guidance not fix you.

Do not talk to people, speak with them

Deal breakers are actions that will cause harm…