Have you ever wondered why some people disappear from your life, never to cross paths again, even if you’re in the same city or share mutual friends? What if the universe is behind these separations, ensuring that once your shared journey is complete, you’ll never meet again? This is the core of The Last Meeting Theory—a concept so intriguing and emotional that it might change how you see every relationship you’ve ever had. In this post, we’ll explore what this theory means, why the universe might keep us apart and how you can apply its lessons to live more fully in your relationships.

Wahgwan geng, this is the third and final part of the entire Twitter story ish, or is it?👀. Just kidding, its the last part. It should have come out sooner but I've been extremely busy. Anyways, here it is. Enjoyyyy: "The ticking of my pocket watch no longer haunted me, but it never left my mind. Months had passed since I stumbled back into my cluttered lab, breathless and changed, the weight of Jesus’s lesson etched into my soul. I’d rebuilt the watch, adding the timer I’d so bitterly regretted lacking—set to activate automatically after 30 minutes, no matter where or when I went.

This is the second part of the previous post. This was meant to be up yesterday but I lost track of time so here you go. Enjoyyyyy: "The darkness swallowed me whole, but it wasn’t the end—not yet. The villagers’ hands were iron around my wrists, their chants a relentless storm of rage and fear. “Gaddūf! Zara!” they roared, dragging me through the dusty streets of ancient Judea toward a shadowed courtyard where the flicker of torchlight danced like hungry ghosts. Chains clinked as they bound me to a wooden post, the cold metal biting into my skin.

This post is based off a post I saw on X about travelling back in time to when Jesus was alive for one of his teachings. Jesus sees the traveler and says, "Go home. Now". Whether in anger or calmness or worry, we never know but this is what I think would happen from my POV. Its a three-part post. Enjoy, I guess: "I never imagined time travel would lead me here, standing among the dusty, sun-scorched crowds of ancient Judea, listening to a sermon I’d only read about in faded scriptures.