https://njump.me https://njump.me/npub18hdy2qy2qwga0ye7rtnucwuyf07erjfdmm7s74wwdt7sy4mk7tdsdd8059 https://njump.me/nevent1qqs2wa5gsvgzu8sd6jq337vf8m772tkyg5plac4jcr3svgp3n62wjqqzyq7a53gq3gper4un8cdw0npms39lmywf9h006r64ee406qjhwmedkhj3gq2 I'm often perplexed by the concept of willpower, which implies the idea of not having enough willpower. It's quite foreign to me to want to do something and not be able to make myself make that choice. I guess I have what they call a strong will. It is a rational order to my mind. I couldn't imagine not having one. It seems most people are susceptible to subservience to the whims of others or the mad ravings of the broken parts of their mind. Not me. Even when I have been in a fog, in error, suffering mental illness, or failing in this or that capacity, there was always some part of me making decisions, not pretending that I can't. 2026-09-18T20:09:47Z