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"content": "I want to agree with the notion that hyperbole and sarcasm are defense<br />mechanisms designed to cope with a sense of nihilistic futility, a cry<br />of 'I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't'.<br />On the surface it seems like a feasible conclusion. It seems this way to me because of a recent spurt of hyperbolic language I used after<br />spending about 2 thirds of a month attempting to transfer my belongings<br />from a previous residence to a storage locker, a high score of 19 days <br />sleeping on couches, if I could or in a tent outside in the cold month of November.<br />I felt as though my back was against a wall and the demon I faced was the act of submitting to a greater corporate power through debt.<br />The disturbing part as I see it now was that this debt was taken on <br />because of a desire to save time and energy through the exhaustive period between the conception, birth and following months after my daughter was born.<br />I didn't want to cook or wash dishes and neither did her mom and in<br />this we aided and abetted each others' neglect of responsibility.<br />40 dollars on take out food-- maybe once or twice a month even--<br />this still adds up dramatically.<br />I felt at that point a sense of dread for the coming future and attempted to ameliorate this debt through gambling, which made the debt much larger.<br />Gambling was the straw that broke the camel's back with my daughter's mother and she left me thereafter, taking my daughter with her to a neighboring province, shortly after receiving a lump sum from a baby bonus.<br />I took out loans from particularly noteworthy companies for people in<br />my situation with some monstrous interest rates ranging from 35 to 50 %<br />and it seemed to me as though I might be paying them off forever.<br />I finally cracked and after (or sometime just before) my lease was up, instead of looking for another residence to rent I elected to pay off my debt in one fell swoop because I just didn't seem to be making a dent in the payments.<br />At first the experience wasn't so bad-- I had slept on the street before, even in the cold but not for as long. <br />Eventually I began perceiving the strangest things and at one point<br />while sleeping in the tent I envisioned a color inverted evil and cannibalistic version of Ronald McDonald rapidly approaching and attempting to consume me in the darkness of the night.<br />It seemed as though even this I could tolerate, but then after the mugging on the 19th day, I was shoe-less and turned up on the doorstep of a family member practically begging for help and broken.<br />I don't think that my daughter's mother had to pay the cost of our joint decadence the same way. Nowadays, and because she would coerce me to do the dishes whenever I was emotionally inflamed, I actually REALLY enjoy cleaning the dishes. It calms me down when I am upset and<br />afterwards, I have clean dishes to cook with.<br />She did not contribute much financially back then as we were both riding on the disability cheque I get on a monthly basis, but she did contribute by looking for community support with resources and I am <br />grateful for the time she put towards that. Time, like money, is a valuable resource (I might argue even more valuable). She, like I, is an artist and made some money selling art work through commissions (I write books and music but do not work on commission).<br />I presently do not see her and my daughter and this has greatly impacted my willingness to even entertain the notion of romance in the future.<br />I don't condone either of our extravagant spending from that time and<br />while I do not see society making a point of persecuting a mother with<br />child by making homelessness a viable option (or by treating men and fathers as sub-human), I must, out of principle speak out about this topic so that those <br />seemingly small pleasures which add up over time can be illuminated.<br />These things cost money. It isn't all bad, however.<br />By spending those 19 days out there, I increased my credit score sufficiently enough to borrow for the future more regularly if need be.<br />And that creepy cannibalistic Ronald McDonald perhaps will keep my habit of skipping dishes at bay for some time... ",
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"content": "I want to agree with the notion that hyperbole and sarcasm are defense\nmechanisms designed to cope with a sense of nihilistic futility, a cry\nof 'I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't'.\nOn the surface it seems like a feasible conclusion. It seems this way to me because of a recent spurt of hyperbolic language I used after\nspending about 2 thirds of a month attempting to transfer my belongings\nfrom a previous residence to a storage locker, a high score of 19 days \nsleeping on couches, if I could or in a tent outside in the cold month of November.\nI felt as though my back was against a wall and the demon I faced was the act of submitting to a greater corporate power through debt.\nThe disturbing part as I see it now was that this debt was taken on \nbecause of a desire to save time and energy through the exhaustive period between the conception, birth and following months after my daughter was born.\nI didn't want to cook or wash dishes and neither did her mom and in\nthis we aided and abetted each others' neglect of responsibility.\n40 dollars on take out food-- maybe once or twice a month even--\nthis still adds up dramatically.\nI felt at that point a sense of dread for the coming future and attempted to ameliorate this debt through gambling, which made the debt much larger.\nGambling was the straw that broke the camel's back with my daughter's mother and she left me thereafter, taking my daughter with her to a neighboring province, shortly after receiving a lump sum from a baby bonus.\nI took out loans from particularly noteworthy companies for people in\nmy situation with some monstrous interest rates ranging from 35 to 50 %\nand it seemed to me as though I might be paying them off forever.\nI finally cracked and after (or sometime just before) my lease was up, instead of looking for another residence to rent I elected to pay off my debt in one fell swoop because I just didn't seem to be making a dent in the payments.\nAt first the experience wasn't so bad-- I had slept on the street before, even in the cold but not for as long. \nEventually I began perceiving the strangest things and at one point\nwhile sleeping in the tent I envisioned a color inverted evil and cannibalistic version of Ronald McDonald rapidly approaching and attempting to consume me in the darkness of the night.\nIt seemed as though even this I could tolerate, but then after the mugging on the 19th day, I was shoe-less and turned up on the doorstep of a family member practically begging for help and broken.\nI don't think that my daughter's mother had to pay the cost of our joint decadence the same way. Nowadays, and because she would coerce me to do the dishes whenever I was emotionally inflamed, I actually REALLY enjoy cleaning the dishes. It calms me down when I am upset and\nafterwards, I have clean dishes to cook with.\nShe did not contribute much financially back then as we were both riding on the disability cheque I get on a monthly basis, but she did contribute by looking for community support with resources and I am \ngrateful for the time she put towards that. Time, like money, is a valuable resource (I might argue even more valuable). She, like I, is an artist and made some money selling art work through commissions (I write books and music but do not work on commission).\nI presently do not see her and my daughter and this has greatly impacted my willingness to even entertain the notion of romance in the future.\nI don't condone either of our extravagant spending from that time and\nwhile I do not see society making a point of persecuting a mother with\nchild by making homelessness a viable option (or by treating men and fathers as sub-human), I must, out of principle speak out about this topic so that those \nseemingly small pleasures which add up over time can be illuminated.\nThese things cost money. It isn't all bad, however.\nBy spending those 19 days out there, I increased my credit score sufficiently enough to borrow for the future more regularly if need be.\nAnd that creepy cannibalistic Ronald McDonald perhaps will keep my habit of skipping dishes at bay for some time... ",
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"content": "This is the last chapter-- That was quick, eh? Enjoy!<br /><a href=\"https://swiftfiction.wordpress.com/2019/12/29/infinity-chapter-eight/\" target=\"_blank\">https://swiftfiction.wordpress.com/2019/12/29/infinity-chapter-eight/</a><br /><br /><a href=\"https://swiftfiction.wordpress.com/2019/12/29/chapter-twelve/\" target=\"_blank\">https://swiftfiction.wordpress.com/2019/12/29/chapter-twelve/</a>",
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"content": "Is this chapter the beginning of doomsday? You decide.<br /><a href=\"https://swiftfiction.wordpress.com/2019/12/29/infinity-vii/\" target=\"_blank\">https://swiftfiction.wordpress.com/2019/12/29/infinity-vii/</a>",
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"content": "Attached here is an estimate for Hard and Soft cover books from a local printing shop. At this price we can really see why Amazon has such a stranglehold on the self publishing market. Were I to possess some antique wooden bindery equipment I could reduce costs substantially by hand making my hard covers myself, also perhaps a sewing machine would work wonders as well. I'll post some images of the hand made 'White Science' first editions as well for a visual aid. There is likely a discount at a larger print quantity but for now, this number, though large, seems realistic at present to put money towards local industry. What are some of your solutions for taking care of your locality's financial hurdles? I'd like to hear from you! I may in the future try a crowd fund to make this happen as I really enjoy just plain giving copies away for free, though the financial pinch is quite real, as you can see!<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.subscribestar.com/swiftfiction\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.subscribestar.com/swiftfiction</a>",
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"content": "When the political pendulum swings the other way, will the political vultures follow suit? I'm thinking that dead centrism though ineffectual, is the only option, providing the definition of the center remains indifference. The net benefit is that centrists can see the left and the right for what they really are and providing one's level of pain tolerance, be all of it and none of it at the same time.",
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