Cigarettes will never be weed.
No tips from me! lol
What's a king to a god?
Cigarettes will never be weed.
Yes, an STD can significantly affect a person's mood, often leading to feelings of anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, shame, and embarrassment due to the stigma associated with having an STD, the worry about potential health consequences, and the stress of having to inform partners about their diagnosis; making it important to seek mental health support if diagnosed with an STD.
Key points about how STDs can affect mood:
Psychological impact:
The social stigma around STDs can cause individuals to feel ashamed, isolated, and judged by others, leading to lowered self-worth and depression.
Anxiety and worry:
Fear of transmitting the infection to partners, potential health complications, and the uncertainty of treatment can trigger anxiety.
Relationship challenges:
Having to disclose an STD diagnosis to a partner can strain relationships and lead to feelings of guilt.
Impact on self-perception:
A diagnosis of an STD can negatively impact how someone views their own sexual health and attractiveness.
Protect youfself, if you're gonna fuck around. Lol fuck around and find out. lol damn I love that phrase.
I haven't been sending out "Happy New Year!" texts, and it isn't out of lack of love for whomever feels jaded. I am literally gifting myself time to rebuild. This, after INTENSE work hours and output. Output isn't always the record-to-release ratio.
I learned so much about myself in my healing time. I also shed certain aspects of myself. I see that I am easily influenced by... well, vibration! I must vibrate high and sit low.
I feel like my famous baby mamas are preparing me for co-existence with their famous asses (lol) and our famously complex children. All that can happen is, BOTH ...damn, ALL FOUR sides of our family... will get along. The goal is peace. The Devil is psychosis.
Let me reign. I know very well who I am.
#therebirth
So I spoke with Stik Braxton. We exchanged numbers, all is love. Admittedly, I'm closer to Mike than Stik. Probably because I spoke to Mike more often, and likely because he is a fellow MC/lyricist. But I spoke to Mike (since speaking to Stik and writing the 2 blog posts). I can say that though I disagreed with the review, I didn't say anything to burn the bridge between us in my review. And Mike saw this and somewhat applauded it.
There is a way of disagreeing without making it a thing of war.
Words hurt. And when used without discretion, they can injure deeply. They know I'm sensitive about my work, but they also hold me to a VERY high standard. Won't lie, I like that. I've made MANY projects since the inception of this podcast, and I've taken notes about what they do and don't like. I can see that they like they simple yet soulful approach, and they are turned off by the complex, rock star approach. I can use this to make my music better, or I can feel like they're hating and keep going left.
It all depends on the reaction to my 2024 music.
Which is all on The 0fficial Charles Hamilton website.
Peace to Stik and Mike.
Just keep on listenin'.
I felt some kinda way about the review of "Electronic Christmas", so I hit up Stik Braxton. Long story short, just because it got a Robotnik rating doesn't mean it's a bad project. It's just unlikely that they will listen to it on their OWN time in the future. I can respect that. There's just particular details that make this album more listenable than... really, anything else out.
Still waiting to hear from Mike. Who said I sound like an emo Ja Rule... lol I'll get his ass for that.
Pause.
but yeah. I don't think they're out to GET me with these reviews. Maybe they are trying to show me something about my very art. I can learn from them, ya know?
Weed wants to be like cigarettes. Cigarettes will never be weed. Choose wisely. No tips from me! lol #therebirth...