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The goal is to write three books or more that are received well.
Then, maybe to write for a videogame, comic book or film.
And then? Write something about MMA.
I don't know if it's becoming a parent or just getting older that's done it, but I'm far more judgemental of emotionally dysregulated people.
Especially people who do shit while the camera is on them. How do you see a camera, know the power of social media and crash out?
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This is maybe a Trini that moved over to America when she was 15 and only visits home on holidays.
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This story didn't even happen to me and yet I'm still mad.
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Art should be created through hard work and inspiration. Not through AI.
The soulless technocrats behind this are disgusting.
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Mí esposa reps Venezuela y los barrios de South London así que nosotros latinos auténtico.
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Voter turnout is going to be so abysmal in the UK in the next election.
There are no good options.
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In fighting between East Africans would probably fry any outsider's brain tbh.
the average white liberal’s skull would instantaneously explode if they understood the depth and complexity of the racial discourses raging inside the cute “people of color” box they’ve been taping shut for the past 10 years
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Community matters and society further atomising is very scary. Loneliness and lack of community are public health issues.
I can’t stand the overwhelmingly millennial cultural voice that says, “don’t just show up at my house for a visit don’t call me on the phone don’t ask me to drive you to the airport or help you move” you murdered community spirit & then started talking about a loneliness epidemic
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On that note, there's a book called Blue Mind by Wallace Nichols that argues that living near water has demonstrable benefits on our mental & physical health.
Grenada has wonderful beaches & waterfalls which IMO contributes towards a positive mental health and communal spirit.
Moving from Britain to Grenada as a teenager was mostly a wonderful experience, because the lifestyle there was so conducive to nurturing independence, hard work and a sense of community spirit.
I am grateful for the time spent there.











