fasting here, living there

i’ve forgotten about some of what I’d call the negatives with this online stuff.
the narrow bandwidth blurs an important part of perception.

it’s good in the same way as fasting.
the minus is imitators who look to play people like a toy.
not the first time seeing it.

just recently, I got a few random Discord friend invites from people not in any groups I’ve joined.

the interactions here in this electronic space, without physical bodies (face to face), aren’t a substitute for real life as we were meant to experience directly.

I’ve had my flurry of expression, gained a taste for the art of writing.
not exactly ready to step out of the pond here, just that a training area isn’t the same as the wider world beyond it.

and that’s what happens: after wandering around the local pond, curiosity invites beyond a certain boundary.

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author note*:* everything works in that it’s you that makes the discernment in the moment.
it’s that which allows me to harvest, in this space, the needed things.
may the reader harvest well.