The biggest lesson I’ve learned in the last decade, is that no one on this planet is to be taken literally.
Any words spoken in a moment are just that, a moment to be observed and considered in the...
I agree with most of what you said. Not everything is literal. Context matters. People change. Words shift.
But there are some things you take literally. Not because you're rigid. Because you have to stand on something.
What I'm teaching — the test, the patterns, the consent framework — those are not just moments. They're anchors. You can take them literally. They don't change with the wind.
That's discernment. Knowing what to hold loosely and what to hold firm.
Change is real. But so is truth. And truth doesn't apologize for being solid.
So I'll stay flexible where it matters. And rooted where it counts.
But there are some things you take literally. Not because you're rigid. Because you have to stand on something.
What I'm teaching — the test, the patterns, the consent framework — those are not just moments. They're anchors. You can take them literally. They don't change with the wind.
That's discernment. Knowing what to hold loosely and what to hold firm.
Change is real. But so is truth. And truth doesn't apologize for being solid.
So I'll stay flexible where it matters. And rooted where it counts.
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