Ave Satanas. Firstly, necessarily, I love myself. I'm my own God after all, and I put no Gods before Me. Im uppermost in my mind. Sometimes I realize I could have done something better, sometimes I make mistakes. Its wonderful how I learn from these things, its exciting to have an opportunity to be an even better Me. Even when I deny myself something, withhold gratification, its always in order to enjoy something even more fulfilling and worthwhile down the road. This is why I can hate so purely, so irrevocably, anything that wastes my precious time, energy and attention. I enjoy all kinds of music, Classical, Classic Rock, 80's New Wave, Punk, Hardcore, Death Metal, Industrial, Gothic Metal, Power Metal, Black Metal, Thrash...Anything that sounds good to me...I also like walking on the beach, and tanning in the sun.We are in the age of illusion. Our modern technologies and supernatural religions have allowed us to impose a new world order onto nature, one which works in the short-term but is incoherent in the long term. We pollute, homogenize all cultures, crush the individual spirit and force everyone except the super-rich into compartmentalized jobs. Lets disturb this order with humor, terror, flaming, shock, trolling and taboo-penetrating blasphemy via the world wide web. My view is that by accepting nothingness, through nihilism, we can see what is of actual value and uphold it, bypassing the denial and illusion of this age. This "focus on the real world" view is anathema and taboo in today's society..Remember Kids, Satan Loves You, And So Do I. .Metal Injection. ViaWebjayMetal is a worldwide phenomenon, spanning the globe and every race known to humanity in the pantheon of its originators. From the spread of Heavy Metal as the cheap jet fuel that represented the only vaguely relevant aspect of colonialism to the emergence of Death Metal in populations of alienated and critical youngsters immersed in the tradition and anchored in the longstanding lineage of their nations, Metal is an outspoken voice of dissent, change, and abstract thinking in countries and continents otherwise enslaved to the current world culture of mass consumption, avoidance of the value of life in order to deny mortality, slavery to subservience in order to escape the burden of personal choice, and destruction of nature to obliterate the traces from which we emerged as a species. From North America to Australia, from far East Asia to the nearer shores of Europe, from the Norsk northlands and the South African steppes, and even from the Middle East to Central America, Death Metal and Black Metal and Heavy Metal and Grindcore and Thrash have manifested a presence which is more or less permanent. Furthermore, the civilizations within society have adopted it as a facile and resilient voice in the style of cultures as diverse as the Native Americans of the United States, the Inca in Peru, the Tamil in Sri Lanka, the Montagnard in Laos, the Aryans in Norway and the native peoples of the Brazillian rainforest. All of this origination goes to show: Metal isn't about where you're from, but how you think - a tendency that spreads itself alongside the world intellectual malaise of symbolic denial.