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virtually hanging from a digital rope

by Moosen

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    CDs. Burned by me. Cover art made from my own drawings and collages. I go to the library to print copies and assemble. All DIY, all done by me. if you can't get one here I always bring em to shows.

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being granted unrestricted internet access during the formative years of my life has allowed for my sense of self to be altered due to the extreme customization of how I've presented myself online. For the past decade I have been able to tweak and perfect each and every aspect of how I am viewed digitally and who I want people to think I am. The possibility of constant validation has led to the necessity for instant gratification when I'm craving attention. If they can like my pictures or reply to my messages at any and every hour of the day, why don't they? This mentality polluted my mind during my teenage years and has become a subconscious thought pattern I've struggled to erase. Being in this mental state has made me a deeply insecure person, which has led to additional tweaking of my online persona. For years I've archived posts and created new accounts to further develop and perfect the person I want people to see me as. I still do it and I probably will for the rest of my life. This sense of insecurity and ability to adjust when these feelings strike has ultimately led to the complete eradication of who I am. When I finally lock my phone screen I'm met with a reflection of a stranger. I don't recognize him anymore. I don't think he knows who he is either. So caught up in what he isn't he can no longer name what he is. Yet he continues to adjust himself in hopes that one day he'll figure it out. Maybe he'll find himself wherever he left himself hanging.

This is my reality. This is the life I have brought upon myself. When all this is over, I hope you feel the pain I've felt.

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released September 1, 2023

all songs written recorded and produced by moosen
engineering by "rampage recording"

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