JcDent

So when I was a kid I dreamt of being an author the same way I dreamt of being a Power Ranger. Then I grew up and realized "oh shit, people can just become writers, nobody can stop you. So I started writing.

I love writing, enough that I kept doing it and I started to get involved with other writers and with the publishing industry.

And since then, my dreams have gotten smaller and smaller every year.

But I have survived and thrived off being a copywriter.

Except that I hate it! Now more than before, when I am an SEO copywriter and everyone's excited about AI.

I can't be the ways shitty tech will improve by job of internet enshittening.

I'm not even looking for an SEO job at this point. I want real shit, mostly for or about video games.

But I too am hostage to a world where the value of my work is decided by people who can't write¹ and would have replaced me with AI yesterday.

1. Lithuania isn't an English speaking country, so you can imagine what that additional barrier does when it comes to someone more then a single management step removed judging your work.

Especially if you have mixed options, like cyborg-cooexistence.

On this planet, we're softly massaging the corpusculent thyroidplant to get the juice we use to boost our fleshy components.

Or go full first Ep of Scavengers Reign and just let me find weird aliens that replace certain bits of my gear.

Ok, maybe that's a little too much

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