Author: cacophony

In this post, cacophony reflects on how Fundamentalist Evangelical Christianity once brought him a sort of certainty and comfort.

cacophony writes about possibly his deepest “love” and the hilarious, ironic conclusion.

cacophony relates the tale of attending the Big Blue.

cacophony reflects on a high school “bromance.”

You probably don’t remember that they made a Christian Dungeons & Dragons. But cacophony remembers.

cacophony, this isn’t a friend zone. This is a girl who was nice to you at the office.

If only cacophony could turn into a plant, he could eat without touching a thing.

cacophony postulates that if reality is indeterminate, the senses are inaccurate, and the brain deeply flawed, perhaps truth is not in the material world.