In my opinion feminism is the new humanism. It asks men and women to get along and be equals, it asks for us be human.

Men have failed women miserably, we have not made the change in ourselves, and I for one don't want to think that I am better for having been born a man, or that I will be better because of a woman.  It is a challenge to be human, for the animal side of ourselves has caused a long human history of war and violence.  This is not a source of pride, it should be the thing we revolt against.  Our petty desires to hurt out of pride.  Our insistence in our importance or what the world owes us.  Our humanity is not given simply by being born human with the savage in us. Gaining our humanity is the greatest battle in which we could ever face.

How can I make the world a better place?
Now is the time to start with myself.

Yes we are!



Just watch!


Insights just come when they do..

Remove love from the romantic context

Love is a gift that nobody can give you.

I take delight in some things..

If only I knew how great the mountain

The swaying trees tall and magnificent 

I would rise myself into a cloud

My spirit would soar into sun beams

The drinks would appear in bottles

Sipped with new memories

And lost ones that

Became perfect.


Love your country and your clan of being with all the sass you possess!


Hark!

The fast lane is not going any slower..


Saving the world again and again egad!


Mixed emotions!


NEW STORY! I imagine such a plot where high instability and antisemetism act as cover while heavy control is unleashed in the western world. But trump was elected and acted fast to stop this from happening! This plot concept mirrors a popular genre in political fiction and alternate history, where real-world anxieties about societal instability, prejudice, and government overreach are explored through a dramatic lens.In speculative fiction, using high-stakes political turmoil as a backdrop allows writers to examine complex themes. Here is how you can develop this premise into a structured narrative:Narrative DynamicsThe Catalyst: The story opens with rising civil unrest, economic volatility, and targeted discrimination (antisemitism) destabilizing Western nations.The Shadow Threat: Under the guise of restoring order, a faction of bureaucrats or international bodies begins implementing invasive surveillance and restricting civil liberties.The Disruption: The election of Donald Trump serves as the turning point. His administration's "anti-establishment" and nationalist approach directly clashes with the entrenched bureaucratic system attempting to consolidate power.The Conflict: The plot centers on a fast-paced executive and legal battle, where the newly elected administration moves rapidly to dismantle the control mechanisms before they become permanent.Key Themes to ExploreThe Illusion of Security: How governments sometimes use genuine crises to justify stripping away individual freedoms.The Deep State vs. Populism: The classic political thriller trope of an outsider president fighting against a hidden, permanent government apparatus.The Speed of Power: The narrative tension relies on timing—acting quickly enough to disrupt a system before it locks into place.If you are developing this into a story, script, or outline, we can flesh out specific characters, key scenes, or the exact mechanisms used to halt the overreach.To help build this narrative, would you like to focus on character development (such as the main protagonist inside the administration), the specific mechanics of how the control is stopped, or creating a chapter-by-chapter outline?