The semester is over. I'm taking summer classes, but those don't start for a few weeks.
I have my own place to live for the first time in a few years.
I have some things to do tomorrow, but it's not late at night when I'm writing this.
I don't know what to do.
If I leave my apartment, anything that I do, I'll have to do by myself. That's not a situation that I ordinarily wouldn't be able to deal with; however, going out into the city on a night when people socialize is not what it was for me before getting to know people meant exposing them to the conglomerate's privacy invasions of phone hacking and other abuses.
It's getting dark outside. Since I moved to Boston in 2011, I have gotten stalked by vehicles every day, in the daylight. People write to me at YouTube every week, telling me that they want me to be beaten up or that they hope they'll be able to hurt me. What does it mean for me to be out at night for some reason other than going to or from work or school?
The only times during the past 5 years that I have been outside of a building late at night were when I didn't get a bed at a shelter and had to walk around until early in the morning, trying not to be preyed upon. All homeless shelters have nighttime curfews.
Even sitting at home and reading or listening to music or watching movies on my phone will trigger conglomerate attacks on me, because the conglomerate interprets everything that I do according its agenda of exploitation.
Copyright L. Kochman, May 14, 2016 @ 8:32 p.m.
