I merged the files, uploaded them, and slept. When I looked at the merge this morning, I found the transition from one to the next to be jarring. So today I interleaved them. It lets the idea of a clock in the center of a forest controlling the flow of magic weaving together a polyamorous relationship develop softly and slowly over the course of the text.

Maybe it’s better. Or unreadable. Or I’m idk

This project came out of me trying to create a flowchart for a school assignment. This school assignment was for a letter to a teacher. The letter was supposed to introduce the student. The teachers assignment was something to the effect of “ response to how your school is better than four year schools and your school is not inadequate because of what it might seem to represent in society “.

There were a lot of things I said. And one of the things was how there was a large land based anthropogenic disaster I took part in cleaning up. And so I created a flowchart about the process of that kind of anthropogenic disaster.

I had just been through a tough time with the person who is providing me a couch. And I just needed to take a break. So I cleared all the cells of that floor chart. I added some more. I added more. I stimmed. And lay. And from cell to cell walk. I think about a sentence.

cw below

domestic dispute (quotes)

/!\

Thank you for reading.

Go away.

The campaign about the yelling is a reaction I had to a sentence I was given during a domestic dispute with my couch provider. They are a good person. Tech support is hard to give. I was giving tech support. I thought the only support I was giving was tech support. Fast forward to you walking through a forest. As you do, reflect on the words “I am not yelling”. Ask yourself: “what kind of sentence is that?” What do you feel? What do you feel that sentence is designed to accomplish?

Alternatively, if you have, in any capacity, ever used that sentence, use the forest flowchart. As you do, reflect on your use case. Ask the moss, “What kind of sentence is that?” The moss answers. Use active listening and hear the moss. Repeat back and aloud what thoughts or observations the moss has for you. Ask the waterfall. Ask hunger. Ask sleep. In this way, continue, until you are still.

And maybe, if you ever hear anything from a human being in your presence speaking with you making you want to use that sentence. Think back to this moment. If you must, speak those words. Or any words. Just also think back to this moment.

Are you about to tell someone you love, Are you about to tell someone you barely know, Are you about to tell someone vulnerable and scared What you are or are not doing? Are you about to respond to a request, comment, or concern from someone with incorrigibility. Or are you, please, just this one, going to stop when told.

Heartwaffled,

Schwa