Welcome to my profile.

First off, I strongly recommend following my account because otherwise, you might miss out on the high-quality intellectually enlightened thought-provoking content that I bring to this godforsaken platform. I was graduated from Harvard in 2014 and I have an IQ of 138 (on the Stanford-Binet scale).

Feel free to leave a comment, but beware; not only will your comment likely be removed for your lack of Redditorial prowess.

You will only be humiliating yourself for trying (and failing) to debate me. But of course you will, that's all you ever do. Be another faceless pawn in the checkers game that is life! Guess what’s going to come of this? Nothing. Because all you do is complain. A bunch of whiners who have such fragile enough egos that another's intelligence threatens you. I suppose the insubstantial always need a target to release their frustrations.

So all it comes down to is the frailty of your ego and discrimination against me. I hope it at least makes you happy, although I doubt it will, because from experience your bunch will find a reason to complain about absolutely anything. Try to gaslight me; I'm ready.

Regards,


P.S. If you are a female, my DMs are open.

P.P.S. To all my lady fans who are trying to contact me,

I reply to comments within 24 hours, but I don’t answer chat requests in the evening or on the weekends, between Thursday afternoon and Monday morning, but I’ll respond to a chat request sent past 5 pm on Thursday by 5 pm on Monday, since that would be 24 hours during the designated time.

I was unwilling on Monday this week, so I would not have had to answer any messages from Thursday at 5 pm until Tuesday at 5 pm. Unfortunate, but sometimes the times shake out that way.

However, if I’m not gaming that weekend or see an urgent message come through, I’ll reply to a message even on the weekend. I just don’t guarantee things I’m not 100% sure I’ll do. It’s always better to pleasantly surprise someone who isn’t expecting something than to disappoint someone by not meeting a promise, even if both are delivering the same result.

If I tell you I don’t respond to messages on the weekend but I respond on Sunday at 7 pm, you’re more likely to be happy with that than somebody who tells you they will email you by Friday at noon and they take until Sunday at 6 pm to do it. Unexpected surprise is better than the disappointment of not fulfilling an expectation.