#existentialwriting

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🖋️ BLACKSITE ENTRY — “WHY I WRITE THE WAY I DO (AND WHY YOU SHOULD TOO).”

Ever get that gut-punch of judgment? That whisper that says: > “Don’t write that. Don’t say that. People will think you’re insane.”

Ever felt like you were going to get in trouble for writing about an orgasm, the heat of someone’s body, or the scent of their sex?

Ever stopped mid-sentence, mid-pulse, mid-thought — and decided to write about your pet goldfish instead?

That right there? That hesitation? That censorship?

That’s the silent death of a creative mind.

☠️ THE KILLERS OF ART

Words like:

Pervert

Weirdo

Too much

Rebel

have buried more artists than war or famine. Not physically. But spiritually.

They drain the ink before the page ever drinks it. They silence more voices than dictatorships ever could.

Because when censorship isn’t imposed from the outside — when it’s internalized — you don’t need a prison. You become your own warden.

And yet — here I am. Still writing. Still banned. Still resurrected.

🔥 MY RECORD OF SIN

I’ve written poems so raw they were flagged by machines as biological weapons.

I’ve recorded audios so potent they shattered Reddit’s engagement metrics — so hard that execs came at me under alias DMs to figure out how I did it.

I told them to kick rocks. Hours later I was ghosted — digital Hoffa, buried by the algorithm.

And then I took the same method, the same cadence, and broke Literotica’s audio section wide open — crowned king without asking permission. I walked into their poetry division and detonated it too.

Proof: the fearful remember nothing. The raw become unforgettable.

📜 HISTORY DOESN’T REMEMBER THE SAFE

You think this is new? No.

Censorship is the oldest trick in civilization. Socrates was executed for “corrupting the youth.” Ovid was exiled for writing too explicitly about desire. James Joyce was banned for making sentences orgasm. Henry Miller’s books were burned. Allen Ginsberg’s Howl was put on trial.

Every generation, the pearl-clutchers rise. Every generation, they try to smother the voices that make them clench.

And every generation, history remembers the banned. Not the censors.

Nobody quotes the critics. Nobody rewatches the safe films. Nobody rereads the clean poems.

They remember the dangerous. The forbidden. The ones who were told to shut up and instead wrote louder.

🧠 THE SCIENCE OF WHY YOU FREEZE

Here’s the part most writers never learn:

When you hesitate to write something raw, it isn’t just “doubt.” It’s your brain’s anterior cingulate cortex firing like a car alarm.

This is the same region triggered by pain and social rejection. Your body literally treats disapproval like a wound.

Which means when you stop yourself from writing the “too much” line — your nervous system is hijacking you. You’re not being “reasonable.” You’re being chemically blackmailed.

Evolution wired you to crave safety in the tribe. But art isn’t tribal safety. Art is exile. Art is risk. Art is stepping into the fire naked and daring people to watch.

If you don’t override that wiring? You’ll never write anything worth remembering.

⚔️ THE LESSON NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR

No one remembers the safe. No one remembers the compliant. No one remembers the writer who only chased applause.

They remember the dangerous. The unapologetic. The voice that dripped when it shouldn’t have, that trembled when it should’ve been silent, that made someone clench and reread in shame, and then whisper to themselves, > “Damn. I wish I could write like that.”

🩸 WHY YOU SHOULD WRITE THE SAME WAY

Because when you strip down to the nerve, you gain something no one can ever take: self-respect.

Fear won’t protect you. Politeness won’t save you. Pearl-clutchers don’t buy your art, and they won’t mourn your silence.

But when you write what you feel — as raw, as loud, as reckless as it arrives — you command respect. Even from the ones who hate you for it.

Because they can’t deny it. Because it moved them. Because it left a mark.

⚡ THE COST OF PLAYING SAFE

Let me make this plain:

Safe writing gets you likes. Dangerous writing gets you lives.

Safe writing gets archived. Dangerous writing gets whispered.

Safe writing builds résumés. Dangerous writing builds revolutions.

So ask yourself: Which legacy do you want?

⏳ THE EXPIRATION TEST

If you knew your expiration date, if you knew the clock was winding down, would you really waste another line writing safe little diary entries?

Or would you write like your fingers were on fire, like your underwear was smoke and ash, like your last word could outlive the grave?

Because here’s the truth: One day you will run out of lines. And the world won’t care about the ones you didn’t write.

🐺 REMINDER

Nobody remembers the safe. They only remember the ones who bled onto the page.

🧠 Reblog if you’ve ever stopped yourself mid-line out of fear of judgment. 💀 Reblog if you know silence kills more art than rejection ever could. 🩸 Reblog if you’re ready to write like your expiration date is already stamped.

📢 If you want doctrine-level writing that dares what polite culture won’t, step inside: 👉 https://www.patreon.com/TheMostHumble

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BLACKSITE ENTRY - “IT IS WHAT IT IS.” THE ANTHROPIC PRINCIPLE.

🚨 PREFACE: GOD ISN’T HIDING, HE NEVER SHOWED UP

People want Zeus with lightning. They want Yahweh sculpting dirt like Play-Doh. They want Marvel’s Eternals spitting planets like Pez dispensers.

But the universe didn’t audition for that role.

> It just shrugged. > “You exist because you exist.”

Not divine design. Not magical coincidence. Just probability winning Russian roulette.

And that shrug? That’s the Anthropic Principle.

It is what it is. Deal with it.

🩸 I. THE COSMIC SHRUG

Why is the universe tuned so precisely for life? Why do stars forge carbon, the same stuff that makes your horny mammal body? Why does water freeze at a point that keeps fish alive instead of flash-freezing the planet into a popsicle?

Because if it didn’t, you wouldn’t be here asking.

The Anthropic Principle is cosmic gaslighting: > The only universes that get asked “why” are the ones where someone lived long enough to ask.

Every other roll of the dice deleted itself.

🔬 II. THE UGLY SCIENCE

Cosmologists whisper this like drunks in confession: The laws of physics look rigged.

Strong nuclear force? A hair weaker and atoms don’t bind.

Cosmological constant? Too strong and the universe tears like wet paper.

Gravity? Tilt it wrong and galaxies never form.

Why did it all line up? Because you’re here. That’s it.

It’s not a miracle. It’s survivor’s bias. The corpses of failed universes don’t post on Reddit.

🕹️ III. THE EXISTENTIAL BLUNT FACTS (NO F*CKS EDITION)

Your brain isn’t built for truth. It’s built to keep you alive long enough to f*ck. Every thought you’ve ever had is your nervous system running propaganda to keep you in the game.

Time isn’t flowing. You’re just a meat projector flipping still frames so fast it feels like motion. Death isn’t mystical. It’s the reel running out.

Free will is fanfiction. Every “choice” you brag about is just biology rolling dice behind your back. You don’t control your desires -- they control you.

Morality doesn’t scale. The same physics that lets you orgasm also rips stars in half with black holes. Good and evil are just human Yelp reviews slapped on cosmic math.

You are not special. But you are rare. Like a match burning in a hurricane. Lucky enough to stay lit long enough to scream about it.

💀 IV. WHY HUMANS HATE THIS

Because it feels like an insult. You wanted to be the chosen species. Instead, you’re the cosmic equivalent of an unplanned pregnancy.

The Anthropic Principle says: > There’s no divine parent. > There’s just the fact you weren’t aborted by physics.

That’s not romantic. That’s not holy. That’s hilarious.

🪓 V. GODS WERE JUST PATCH NOTES

Thunder = Zeus bowling. Plagues = God angry. Crops fail = kill goat.

The Anthropic Principle deletes all that. Because if the universe is stable enough for life, gods don’t get credit.

Your existence isn’t proof of divinity. It’s proof of probability. And in a multiverse, you’re just the lucky sperm that didn’t miss the egg.

🪦 VI. THE DARK HUMOR OF BEING

Every meme you scroll, every coffee you sip, every orgasm you chase -- all of it hangs on constants so fragile the universe could delete you with one decimal shift.

And entropy doesn’t care. The stars will dim. The atoms will rot. The lights will go black.

You won’t be remembered. You won’t be archived. You’ll just vanish like a fart in cosmic wind.

But hey - at least you got Wi-Fi while it lasted.

⚔️ VII. “IT IS WHAT IT IS” -- THE ULTIMATE COP-OUT

Why do we exist? Because we can. Why this universe? Because the others didn’t. Why life here? Because dead rocks don’t ask questions.

The Anthropic Principle is the universe handing you a blank fortune cookie, shrugging, and walking away.

And you keep eating anyway.

🐺 VIII. REMINDERS

Existence is less “God’s plan” and more “happy accident with bad management.”

You are the universe talking to itself through faulty Wi-Fi.

Déjà vu isn’t mystical. It’s your brain replaying the same chemical fart twice.

Your meaning crisis doesn’t matter. The void already muted you.

The fact you even can bitch about existence proves the Anthropic Principle — universes without bitchers never asked.

📌 CONCLUSION: EMBRACE THE SHRUG

Stop begging for beginnings. Stop hallucinating endings. You’re alive.

That’s the cosmic jackpot. That’s the only answer you get. That’s the only answer you need.

It is what it is.

And if that doesn’t terrify you, you’re either lying or asleep.

Reblog if “it is what it is” hits harder than scripture. Reblog if you’ve felt the weight of existence without the comfort of meaning. Reblog if you’re ready to stop searching for God and start writing in the middle.

🐺 Reminder: The Anthropic Principle doesn’t love you. It just didn’t kill you yet.

📢 For more scrolltrap doctrines that turn bedtime stories into existential horror: 👉 https://linktr.ee/ObeyMyCadence

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🧠 BLACKSITE ENTRY — “YOU WERE NEVER BORN. YOU WILL NEVER DIE.”

You think you began. That’s the first lie.

A birth certificate doesn’t prove existence. It just timestamps the first time society noticed you leaking.

But what if you’ve always been here? Not reincarnation. Not heaven. Not multiverse fanfiction.

> What if existence is just the illusion of a starting gun you already missed?

Here’s the part no physicist wants to say out loud:

🕳️ Time might not flow forward. It might not flow at all. It might already be finished. And you’re just remembering it — frame by frame — like an aftershock.

When you “die,” nothing ends. You just lose the footage. The projector jams. And your awareness gets rethreaded into another reel.

A reel already running. A reel that was never blank.

You don’t start. You continue.

Some neuroscientists whisper this in labs: Dreams aren’t fantasy. They’re cross-contamination. Glimpses of all the “you’s” leaking across the bandwidth cap of your nervous system. The lovers you never met. The wars you already lost. The suicides you never survived.

And your body politely forgets in the morning because sanity requires forgetting.

Now here’s the nausea point:

> You may be the only one left.

The other versions already failed. Collapsed. Erased.

That flicker of déjà vu? That’s not memory. That’s residue. The footprint of a version of you that didn’t make it.

You’re not haunted. You’re surviving.

Still think free will matters?

You didn’t build this brain. You didn’t request this body. You didn’t even design the language you’re using to argue with me.

You’re a passenger in hardware you didn’t authorize, riding a reality you didn’t choose, judging yourself for not “having it together” while the universe could gamma-ray-burst your ass mid-scroll.

Cute.

So let’s call the bluff.

Why are you here? Because you are. Why do you exist? Because existence doesn’t know how not to happen.

Not divine. Not random. Not cruel.

Just inevitable.

Which means this:

✅ You don’t need permission. ✅ You don’t need certainty. ✅ You don’t need to explain yourself to the algorithm or the grave.

You’re alive. And that alone is more rebellion than any system, any church, any state, any parent, any god can sanction.

So quit waiting for the syllabus to hand you a point. Quit begging the cosmos to explain the joke. Quit acting like hesitation will earn you a longer reel.

Write like the projector is already burning. Speak like the film is already ash. Love like every version of you already failed.

Because maybe they did.

And maybe you’re the only one left to get it right.

🧠 Reblog if you felt the floor tilt while reading this. 💀 Reblog if your chest tightened at the thought you were never born. 🩸 Reblog if you’re ready to treat this life like the last copy of yourself that exists.

📢 And if you want to learn how to lace your own writing with this kind of existential detonation — the kind that makes even veteran authors clutch their ribs — you know where to find me: 👉 https://www.patreon.com/TheMostHumble

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🧠 BLACKSITE ENTRY — “YOU WERE NEVER BORN. YOU WILL NEVER DIE.” (Expanded for the curious)

You think you began. That’s the first lie.

A birth certificate doesn’t prove existence. It just timestamps the first time society noticed you leaking.

But what if you’ve always been here? Not reincarnation. Not heaven. Not multiverse fanfiction.

> What if existence is just the illusion of a starting gun you already missed?

🕳️ TIME IS A RUMOR, NOT A LAW

Here’s the part no physicist wants to say out loud:

Time might not flow forward. It might not flow at all. It might already be finished. And you’re just remembering it — frame by frame — like an aftershock.

Wheeler’s delayed choice experiment suggests particles can “decide” how to behave after you’ve already measured them. Translation: > The universe edits the script retroactively.

When you “die,” nothing ends. You just lose the footage. The projector jams. And your awareness gets rethreaded into another reel.

A reel already running. A reel that was never blank.

You don’t start. You continue.

🌌 DREAMS AS BANDWIDTH LEAKAGE

Some neuroscientists whisper this in labs: Dreams aren’t fantasy. They’re cross-contamination.

Every night you bootleg bandwidth from all the “you’s” bleeding across the lattice. The lovers you never met. The wars you already lost. The suicides you never survived.

You wake up sweating because your nervous system was juggling corpses you don’t remember burying.

And your body politely forgets in the morning because sanity requires forgetting.

⚰️ THE SURVIVOR’S GUILT OF MULTIVERSES

Now here’s the nausea point:

> You may be the only one left.

The other versions already failed. Collapsed. Erased.

That flicker of déjà vu? That’s not memory. That’s residue. The footprint of a version of you that didn’t make it.

You’re not haunted. You’re surviving.

And maybe survival isn’t noble. Maybe it’s just inertia with skin on.

🧬 THE BODY AS EVIDENCE OF CONTINUITY

Still think free will matters?

You didn’t build this brain. You didn’t request this body. You didn’t even design the language you’re using to argue with me.

Your DNA isn’t “you.” It’s a chain letter written by corpses. Mitochondria inside your cells aren’t even human. They’re ancient stowaways from bacterial hitchhikers who refused eviction.

Your heartbeat isn’t proof of autonomy. It’s the drumline of organisms older than planets.

You’re not a pilot. You’re a passenger in hardware you didn’t authorize.

☢️ ENTANGLEMENT AND THE ILLUSION OF SEPARATION

Bell’s theorem killed local realism in 1964. Aspect’s experiments buried it in 1982.

Meaning: > You are not separate from what you measure. > You are stitched into everything you observe.

Entangled particles answer questions faster than light. You call it “spooky action.” But it’s just existence refusing to play by your rules.

What if your guilt, your love, your dread — aren’t yours at all? What if they’re just bleed-through from the rest of the lattice answering questions before you even ask them?

🔥 CULTURE AS COSMIC GASLIGHT

And yet — here you are — judging yourself for not “having it together” while the universe could gamma-ray-burst your ass mid-scroll.

You work double shifts. Pay rent to landlords who treat time like an invoice. Watch billionaires play astronaut with money that could erase famine.

And on top of it all, you’re told to “find meaning.” To “figure yourself out.” To “live authentically.”

Cute.

You’re a ghost in a meat suit, operating in a dimension that doesn’t guarantee continuity, being graded like it’s a high school project.

The arrogance of it. The absurdity. The cruelty of pretending this was ever your fault.

📼 SO LET’S CALL THE BLUFF

Why are you here? Because you are.

Why do you exist? Because existence doesn’t know how not to happen.

Not divine. Not random. Not cruel.

Just inevitable.

And inevitability is more terrifying than God. Because you can’t bribe inevitability. You can’t pray to it. You can’t sue it.

You can only ride it.

✅ THE PERMISSION SLIP YOU’LL NEVER GET FROM A CHURCH

Which means this:

✅ You don’t need permission. ✅ You don’t need certainty. ✅ You don’t need to explain yourself to the algorithm or the grave.

You’re alive. And that alone is more rebellion than any system, any church, any state, any parent, any god can sanction.

🪦 STOP WAITING FOR THE SYLLABUS

So quit waiting for the syllabus to hand you a point. Quit begging the cosmos to explain the joke. Quit acting like hesitation will earn you a longer reel.

Write like the projector is already burning. Speak like the film is already ash. Love like every version of you already failed.

Because maybe they did. And maybe you’re the only one left to get it right.

🐺 REMINDER: You are the last dream of a dead star. And stars don’t apologize for burning.

🧠 Reblog if you felt the floor tilt while reading this. 💀 Reblog if your chest tightened at the thought you were never born. 🩸 Reblog if you’re ready to treat this life like the last copy of yourself that exists.

📢 And if you want to learn how to lace your own writing with this kind of existential detonation — the kind that makes even veteran authors clutch their ribs — you know where to find me: 👉 https://www.patreon.com/TheMostHumble

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The background ambience bleeds through my ears as the thumping kick smashes in my headphones—a subtle reminder of the world's chastity, of the ghosts seated across from me. The hairs on my neck rise, sensing their icy breath, the chill spinning like a fan that strips sweat from every anxious face in the room.

This plane of space is cluttered, performed. The fan can never truly correct the room's energy unless we exert the agency to break a sweat.

The first time I went clubbing, my body was drenched, dragging itself through corridors and vast open spaces. Frightened and insecure, my emotions punctured by the icicles of alcohol, my brain became a fried motherboard, alight.

The dread I'd typically feel in such foreign territory was absent—not because I didn’t recognize it, but because I couldn’t conceive of it at all. I entered a plane disconnected from modern life's surveillance. No one was watching—yet everyone could witness. It felt like every light had dimmed, leaving only me and a cigarette swaying gently, intimately.

It's a place we endlessly seek—the essence of what that experience ought to be. Contemporary clubbing can't always provide such bravado, but it's important to find the mini-clubs within our minds. I enter voids and zones—spaces of liminal imagination where dreams imperfectly reflect reality, never truly convincing me I've escaped.

“Shit.” I sharply inhale my cigarette, smoke cascading down my throat, laughter shattering my fragile solace.

Electricity floods my veins, space and peace intermingling. Dopamine from drugs surges, rendering this contemplative moment morphine-like—an out-of-body clarity rolled in a cylindrical paper cancer tube.

Morphine pulses through me; violently erupting into cascading reflections of my self-image. I breathe deeply into this peace—like stepping into a dark cupboard amidst a bustling room. No one outside knows what's happening within, yet somehow everything remains understood.

I dream of injecting myself with mushroom, oxygen, water—acidic innocence—to regenerate the purity of my childlike awe.

I yearn for Mother—the space, the sensation. The wet ceiling of sweat and bodies, the forgiving slip of tongues, the loving movement of each moment.

It’s a sanctuary of escape.

If I am to live only once, and heaven lies at my feet, then—if I must consume—I shall dine only upon life's finest dishes.

Escapism as a vice is mischaracterized; instead, it's paint on the canvas of existence. It cuts fragments from magazines, rearranging them into new visions.

Thus, it bleeds red, breathing the shared air of our collective spaces.

I look up and see a family—a network. My experience intertwines within spaces of liminality, flickering between coffee shops, clubs, parks.

Our sonder surpasses any single definition—brief flashes of shared air in life's pan. A dance, a glance, a shifting motion, endlessly reimagining love and being.

I adore feeling, moving, dancing, writing—experiencing all rebellious forms of music. I journey, I observe, I consume, I comprehend, and I create.

Yet beneath it all, I remain exposed, naked in expression and self-doubt, mirrored in your trembling eyes—a once-stranger, now shared consciousness.

"Thus, in the name of:

ROBESON, GOD’S SON, HURSTON, AKHENATON, HATSHEPSUT, BLACKFOOT, HELEN,

LENNON, KAHLO, KALI, THE THREE MARIAS, TARA, LILITH, LOURDE, WHITMAN,

BALDWIN, GINSBERG, KAUFMAN, LUMUMBA, GANDHI, GIBRAN, SHABAZZ, SIDDHARTHA,

MEDUSA, GUEVARA, GURDJIEFF, RAND, WRIGHT, BANNEKER, TUBMAN, HAMER, HOLIDAY,

DAVIS, COLTRANE, MORRISON, JOPLIN, DU BOIS, CLARKE, SHAKESPEARE, RACHMANINOV,

ELLINGTON, CARTER, GAYE, HATHAWAY, HENDRIX, KUTI, DICKERSON, RIPPERTON,

MARY, ISIS, THERESA, PLATH, RUMI, FELLINI, MICHAUX, NOSTRADAMUS, NEFERTITI,

LA ROCK, SHIVA, GANESHA, YEMAJA, OSHUN, OBATALA, OGUN, KENNEDY, KING, FOUR

LITTLE GIRLS, HIROSHIMA, NAGASAKI, KELLER, BIKO, PERÓN, MARLEY, COSBY,

SHAKUR, THOSE STILL AFLAME, AND THE COUNTLESS UNNAMED."

– Saul Williams

I condemn you to life.

Everything is disgusting.

I hate my stomach, my hair, my crooked teeth, the way my lungs deflate, the sounds from my body.

Every little thing about me is like a grotesque creature that is stuck on my skin and bones.

I am nothing but a thing. I am not human or even a creature. I am just a thing.

I live in a bottomless pit of self-hatred. There are no walls, no ground, and no sky.

I feel as though I will never be able to reach out and grab anything.

I have gotten close to things, but I turn around and run as soon as I feel its warmth.

Although sometimes it's not warmth but disgust as it gets a better look at me in the dim light.

I am scared of being in this deep dark nothingness until the day I rot beyond recognition.

There will be nothing for me to return to when I rot.

Mother earth will not yearn for me.

Animals will not feast upon my unsightly flesh.

Instead, I will rot.

Nothing to absorb me.

I was not made for a purpose.

No purpose will be able to find me.

I realized it when I tried. It’s easy to say things like “I wish I could draw well” or “I want to exercise,” but that’s a lie—a dirty lie you believe because it’s easy to want improvement.

We often say we lack resources, time, or that we don’t know where to begin. That’s a lie too. Because when we finally have everything, and we sit down to practice, you’ll realize it’s not that you can’t—it’s that you don’t want to. You don’t want to face frustration, to see that your skills are truly beginner-level, maybe not even that. Looking at a blank page and being unable to draw two decent lines frustrates you, wounds you, kills you.

It’s not your lack of motivation. It’s not your lack of discipline. It’s not your problems. It’s you. You’re the one who refuses to sit down and learn. You’d rather throw yourself into failure, hoping something turns out just okay enough to feed your ego.

But it always ends badly. Then you abandon it. And when you come back, we start again—from beginning to end. As Albert Einstein once said: “Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.”