Hey everyone, as part of my 2025 resolutions (yes, I know it's cringe to still have them), I'm going to be sharing more of my writing here. In this episode: I write talk about the concept of snakes, rebirth and starting in the middle.

peelspls.substack.com/p/2025-ep1-s...

Okay this is finally my year to start screaming into the void more "productively" than before. This is the year when I finally write and get abs. What are y'all focusing on this year?

I don't get food people. I don't understand why investing so much time into something that's meant to be destroyed is a worthwhile human endeavor. But the more I look at it, the more it makes sense that the purpose of art is to create something ephemeral. And generative AI art tools

That if I ate watermelon seeds, I would somehow wake up one day with a watermelon plant pushing itself out towards the sun through my esophagus.

Kind of morbid, if you think about it.

Having 15,000 followers on Tw*tter but 20 (?) on here makes me feel like a cab driver who was a doctor in their home country that got politically destabilized by the CIA.

Back on this after a long while, and I've been asking a question that surely all of us have considered: How would the experience of doing shrooms with your parents feel?

https://peelspls.substack.com/p/how-i-would-do-shrooms-with-my-parents

Struggling to get through a 1000-paged and contains history, linguistics, politics of the Eastern European region and Jewish theosophy. None of which are my wheelhouse.

In which reading hard things is exercising a muscle: https://peelspls.substack.com/p/why-im-reading-a-hard-book-and-hating

@ungated.life taught me to develop the muscle of actually shouting into the void of the internet, so:

I combined the concept of labyrinth design, how we use them to view the metaphor of life and the omniscience of creating a maze: https://peelspls.substack.com/p/why-do-we-create-labyrinths