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We really do live in a world where people can't make their mind up for themselves. We believe everything put in the news. When people now want to find out if they need to wear a jacket, do they stick their head out the door and figure it out for themselves? No they turn on the TV and eat up whatever story they hear. We live in a world where all the information and knowledge is right at our fingertips, and all we need do it tap into it. But people still believe everything they read without doing any research or critical thinking of their own. We believe in god, and every house has a bible. Just because people don't challenge the norm. We won't allow gay marriage because we don't believe they deserve the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Even though all people are promised so in the document that founded the laws of this country.

We used to be the greatest country in the world. We met absurd challenges, made mind boggling leaps in the world of science, and when people didn't like what they government was doing they got up and fought for what we believed in. We the people have grown to be indoctrinated, complacent, and incapable of our own thoughts. We are scared to challenge what is normal, because we fear what someone will say on facebook. Sucked in to what everyone thinks is cool. Pulled in by every absurd story someone posts, or that a news channel covers.

The world as we know it is controlled by men and woman in suits, sitting in front of cameras telling stories to the masses. Wake up, America, and good morning.

Something will be coming up from me shortly. I will be a relatively short assassins creed, based on a role-play with . I think people that have no idea anything about the assassins creed franchise will find this story enjoyable, because it is only loosely based on the idea of the assassins and is not the main focus. I had lots of fun writing this out, I hope you have as much fun reading it as I had writing it. Those who don't know her should really head over, and check out some of her art. She even has an art based on the two characters from this story. A little challenge be the first to find it and I'll put your icon in the description, watch you, and favorite some of your work. I may figure out a better reward later, but for now that is all I can think of.

I just lost the most important thing in the world to me and I feel like shit. I can't stop crying. I was just hospitalized with a anxiety attack last night. She just now left me and I just don't know what to do anymore. I don't know when I'll post anything again. I'll still check around. Note me if you need anything.

I just made a blog where I will type random story entries and probably actually blog from time to time.  There is no actual schedule yet for the blog but I plan on making one later. Right now I will try to post a story on it for every couple of days. I would appreciate it if you would check it out. Thanks for reading and hears the link. austinsworkspace.blogspot.com/

I've been trying to write a complete THROUGHOUT story, but I can never seem to. I have never completed a complete story and that is essential for my career. The first while as a writer is hard to get anything done because you are brimming with the ideas for beginnings of stories but the ends and developments are not so clear. I am attempting more work on the "Railroad Spikes and Lies" but can't seem to get a middle written out. It always seems so forced. I know the story won't be longer than a few chapters, but figuring out how not to make it feel rushed and forced is proving to be challenging. I am setting aside all major projects, and refusing to work on more than one story at a time. Ideas are being noted in full detail, but not elaborated upon. I will finish "Railroad Spikes and Lies" before anything else is started. Then I will finish a few more short stories to get in the grove of finishing books before I return to work on my main novel, which the prologue will be posted on here as a teaser to help people get behind what I'm doing here. Thanks for reading, but now I will return to Microsoft word to write more on Chapter on of "Railroad Spikes and Lies."