Dunkelheit

Beyond words

In a world full of words, their purpose is clear,

to describe all we see, hold, and revere;

Yet when I tried to mantle you in written attire,

words could not fathom the love you inspire.

For you, my dear, defy all description,

a realm beyond words, a unique prescription;

In silence, your essence found its way,

where words, in wonder, still fail to portray.

by Weltenasche.

Your Words

Recently you wrote to me and said:

„Your words aren't what they used to be. You wrote of love and so naive; Now all I read is full of grief.

Was it me who left you scarred; Who made your words and heart so hard? If so; it was never my intent I hope some day you'll understand.“

by Weltenasche.

I have met a girl I really like but I'm not sure if I should write her first or wait for her to write first. It's been 2 days since we met :/ what would you do?

I refuse to believe that people really play games like this.

If you could change a thing on your body what would that be?

Arising from my perfectionism, I would probably want to change many things. But if I could change one thing in the short term, then I'd adjust the ratio between my forearms and biceps/triceps. It's not that my biceps/triceps are small but my forearms genetically seem to just grow at a much faster rate.

Good evening, I presume. It seems you have a lot of people who criticize you, when you seem to have much talent linguistically and artistically. Do you have any other special skills, etc. mechanically inclined, can you cook, do you enjoy form

of volunteering? Perhaps you can shed some light on these comments that target you for insinuating you are a one dog show with your other talents and interests. Just a thought :)

Good evening. I would not necessarily call it criticism, because something can be drawn from criticism and in the best case an improvement can be derived from it.

I think your message is meant nicely, but I don't mind if people want to see me the way these anonymous messages portray me. Could I change their opinion of me? Maybe. But that effort is not worth it to me to convince people I don't care about.

Could you write your favorite word in calligraphy, please?

It is the german word „Agonie“ (eng. agony).

Not a name to write but can you please write the word >Winter< for me? :)

There you go

In letzter Zeit ist es still in mir geworden. Wenn ich zu mir spreche und in mein Inneres höre, so vernehme ich nur noch selten eine leise Resonanz, meist bleibt sie aus. Ein Unbehagen von Körper und Geist wirkt bedrückend, wie Gestein auf meinem Rücken. Lässt Muskeln ermüden und Gedanken schweifen; Ohne Hoffnung auf Rückkehr. Die einstige Feinfühligkeit meiner Fingerspitzen ist vergangen und die Farbenfrohheit meiner Augen getrübt. Die Welt um mich herum scheint grau geworden und was heute noch von bunten Blicken geborgen, liegt spätestens morgen unter gräulichen Mantel verborgen. Der Winter, er ist gekommen; Und mit ihm die Taubheit meines Herzens.

Weltenasche

Should a man pay for the first date? Would you pay for the first date?

I believe one should not think in absolutes in such matters. So no, a man should not necessarily pay for the first date.

If I invited a woman, then I would pay for her, because she would be my guest; but to be honest, my best dates so far were the ones where you didn't have to pay for anything and the focus was solely on the other person.

So what is the vegan solution? Should we treat animals like humans and humans like animals in every regard to make it fair and equal?

In this regard, I think one must recognize that equality, in its truest sense, is not about sameness but about acknowledging the inherent dignity of all beings in their distinctiveness. To treat humans and animals as equals in every regard would be to overlook the profound differences that define us - our capacity for reason, our self-awareness, our ability to shape and reflect upon the world in ways that transcend mere survival. Yet, in other ways, we are kin, sharing this earth and its fragile beauty, bound by the same breath of life, vulnerable to the same forces of nature.

To say that humans and animals should be treated identically is to misunderstand the nature of equality itself. Animals, by their very being, cannot be held to the same moral standards, nor can they bear the same responsibilities that humanity shoulders. Our power to quite literally rule over everything in this world places us in a different role; not one of dominance, but of stewardship.

For me the question was never about elevating animals to human standards or reducing humans to mere creatures, but about finding harmony in the difference, recognizing that we are not separate from the natural world, but a part of it and therefore responsible for it.