So, have you? I bet you have – simply because almost all of us have. It doesn't take raging ignorance or callous manipulation to lead us down the path of "building a kingdom out of lies" – it simply takes being human. And wanting to survive and thrive. Your kingdom can change, it really can, but you have to identify why first.

It's been said before, suffering is a choice. To me, it is but it isn't, but mostly it is. Let's get into it a bit and see what gives...

The idea that something is "objectively moral" is fascinating – but flawed. Let'd talk about that today, and how it relates to the artist's experience and purpose, but also just being a human being grappling with morality's varying definitions.

If you can't stand someone, your choice is clear. If you love someone, your choice is clear. If you're somewhat indifferent about them, it can become a little blurry as to what to say to them, and crucially, how much to say. Let's talk about not talking too much, while dismissing the irony of that...

No, really, it isn't. It just feels it. But if you got into this mess and it sucks, the only real way out is also gonna feel shitty too. But this time, you're in control if you just choose to see it.

No, really, let's talk about that, plus the idea of relative and objective morality. We'll also throw in some discussion about your lack of gratitude, just for good measure. What ARE you doing anyway?

Big maze to get through, but no knowledge of what turns to take? Hmmmm, I wonder where we can get such knowledge? And furthermore, what do we do once we get said knowledge? The answers are fun, ever changing, and worth talking about.

Been a rough week, so, not gonna type much here – just have a listen and do lemme know what your own thoughts are. [email protected]

No, really, stop postponing shit you can't stop from happening. Even when it hurts, even when it feels like you shouldn't let go. Let. Go. More to the point, it's time to rediscover a real "quality of life" where you let others do the work to mend their connection with you, and not have it always be a weight you carry alone. Let's discuss.

To be honest, "handle it" is a misused term, and I personally think we need to dig deeper about what a difficult situation triggers in us. After all, triggers are warnings about underlying issues. If you're gonna "handle it", maybe start by handling the actual problem.