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CHEMICAL RESEARCH

Construct for me a shrine of reverence. In its sacred embrace, plant a bush of pink roses, tending to the earth that cradles their roots with utmost care. Confide your deepest yearnings, allowing your innermost desires to unfurl, and devote your entire being to my veneration.

— your favorite Anti 💖

“A Pro-Life society would force the Pro-choice mindset to adhere to Pro-Life principles, and we'd all be better for it.”

Such an idea subjugates all members of society to a belief system whether they agree with it or not. Said society would reject liberalism, democracy, the rule of law, and human rights, and instead demand the subordination of the individual to the state and the necessity of strict obedience to leaders.

Idk

Oh... I guess the answer is... I don't (?

Even in real life, I don’t do relationships—it’s just not something I seek out or feel drawn to. I like the idea of relationships, the concept of lovers bound by some invisible thread, but in practice, I don’t really engage in that culture.

It feels distant, almost foreign, like something I can admire from afar but don’t truly want to dive into. I’m more captivated by the thought of love than the reality of it, more enchanted by the fantasy than the commitment.

Relationships are beautiful in theory, but for me, they’re simply not essential.

So, when it comes to shifting, I usually don’t have a partner. I know that sounds odd, especially since most people in the shifting community do it to experience being in love with their favorite characters.

For me, that’s just not the draw. I’m more interested in the worlds, the stories, the freedom to explore alternate lives and perspectives without getting tied down.

Love stories are captivating, sure, but I’d rather lose myself in the adventure, the mystery, the endless possibilities that shifting offers. Relationships feel secondary to the thrill of existing in another reality, where I can be entirely myself—without any attachments.

So, the answer is no—I don’t engage in relationships.

I do form sentimental connections with others when I shift, but they’re not what I’d call relationships. They’re more like deep bonds or unique affinities, connections that don’t fit neatly into the traditional framework of romance. They’re intense, meaningful, but they exist without the weight of commitment or expectation.

In these worlds, I connect on my own terms, free from the typical constraints. It’s a kind of closeness that feels more fluid, more aligned with the way I move through those realities.