The Wolven Lord
Planetoid
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2015
- Location
- USA
After I was discharged from The United States Marine Corps I felt like my life was over. I felt so estranged from society that I became a hermit for the most part.
After the horrors I endured during active duty , my brain pan sprung a leak.
I'm not bitching and moaning about it. I volunteered. I get that.
The service had its fine moments. Learning to kill. Fucking bitches. Forming brotherly bonds with like minded individuals.
I wish I stayed in contact with them all. Now their faces and voices seem farther away in my recollection. I go months without thinking about them at all. The ones who endured my own hell with me.
Probably because it's easier that way. To forget.
Been diagnosed by the VA for PTSD for 7 years now.
With medication and therapy I have been brought back from the brink to a functioning if not numb adult.
But it's not all bad. It gets better.
Things turned around for me when I met my wife. Almost married three years now.
She was everything I ever wanted. A mesomorphic tom boy who is drop dead beautiful. She has the biggest..most roundest behind I ever seen on a white girl.
Her abyssal dark eyes hints at her Cherokee heritage, her brawn and nose borrowed from her Swedish bloodline. She has a dominate alpha female mentality. If you are weak, you will end up as her bitch.
I love power. Both physical and mental.
If I were a beast, I would not be attempting to mate with weak females. I want the strongest bitch out of the herd to share my genetics with. And that's precisely what I did.
Our son is handsome, bright, and he possesses a magnetic charm that attracts others to him. He is a joy and gives my existence real meaning.
A turning point in my life was a vision quest in the Mojave Desert. I partook in mind altering substances of the shamanic nature and felt my consciousness expand to levels that I could not fathom previously. I began to understand how the transfer of energy and intent worked. How thoughts can affect your whole being. That we truly are temples to be worshipped made in the image of whatever God you believe or don't believe in. They say we can see our future in the flames. I saw the inevitable if I did not change course in life.
Everything made sense. The details of that experience perhaps I will share in another time.
I have a wonderful job managing a sanctuary of 75 llamas. I run the whole show. Think of me as a vet tech and zoo keeper rolled into one.
The pay is fantastic. The hours allow me the free time I need to deal with life on my own terms. My boss treats me like family.
In my quest to understand myself , my anxiety and depression I have grown in such a way to be able to deal with myself.
Medical Marijuana is a wonderful thing.
Although I am still a bit of a hermit. I feel comfortable around others now. Sometimes..I'm even the life of the party.
After the horrors I endured during active duty , my brain pan sprung a leak.
I'm not bitching and moaning about it. I volunteered. I get that.
The service had its fine moments. Learning to kill. Fucking bitches. Forming brotherly bonds with like minded individuals.
I wish I stayed in contact with them all. Now their faces and voices seem farther away in my recollection. I go months without thinking about them at all. The ones who endured my own hell with me.
Probably because it's easier that way. To forget.
Been diagnosed by the VA for PTSD for 7 years now.
With medication and therapy I have been brought back from the brink to a functioning if not numb adult.
But it's not all bad. It gets better.
Things turned around for me when I met my wife. Almost married three years now.
She was everything I ever wanted. A mesomorphic tom boy who is drop dead beautiful. She has the biggest..most roundest behind I ever seen on a white girl.
Her abyssal dark eyes hints at her Cherokee heritage, her brawn and nose borrowed from her Swedish bloodline. She has a dominate alpha female mentality. If you are weak, you will end up as her bitch.
I love power. Both physical and mental.
If I were a beast, I would not be attempting to mate with weak females. I want the strongest bitch out of the herd to share my genetics with. And that's precisely what I did.
Our son is handsome, bright, and he possesses a magnetic charm that attracts others to him. He is a joy and gives my existence real meaning.
A turning point in my life was a vision quest in the Mojave Desert. I partook in mind altering substances of the shamanic nature and felt my consciousness expand to levels that I could not fathom previously. I began to understand how the transfer of energy and intent worked. How thoughts can affect your whole being. That we truly are temples to be worshipped made in the image of whatever God you believe or don't believe in. They say we can see our future in the flames. I saw the inevitable if I did not change course in life.
Everything made sense. The details of that experience perhaps I will share in another time.
I have a wonderful job managing a sanctuary of 75 llamas. I run the whole show. Think of me as a vet tech and zoo keeper rolled into one.
The pay is fantastic. The hours allow me the free time I need to deal with life on my own terms. My boss treats me like family.
In my quest to understand myself , my anxiety and depression I have grown in such a way to be able to deal with myself.
Medical Marijuana is a wonderful thing.
Although I am still a bit of a hermit. I feel comfortable around others now. Sometimes..I'm even the life of the party.