Welcome to Season 2: People of the Lie
Raw, unflinching monologues from a man old enough to know better and tired enough to stop pretending. No guests, no uplift, no tidy morals:just the cold inventory of personal and generational wreckage. Inherited rage, toxic masculinity, petty authority, dominance disguised as protection, and the lies we tell ourselves first so we can keep telling them to everyone else.
This isn’t therapy. It isn’t redemption. It’s autopsy. A voice in an empty room stripping away the mythology of manhood, one scar at a time.
The Damage Report: When Your Worst Nightmare is Just an Alibi
You think your anxiety is special?
Try confessing that when your wife bleeds out on the living room floor, your first instinct isn't grief : it's rehearsing your alibi.
In this raw installment of Damage Reports , the narrator drags an unfiltered Step 4 inventory into the harsh light of day, moving from the grandiose terror of the Alpine Fault and terrorist plots down to the humiliating petty panics: bad breath, hidden snot, secret sexual inadequacy, and the bone-deep dread of being unmasked as trailer trash who never learned proper grammar.
It starts as a laundry list of existential and microscopic dreads. It ends as a clinical autopsy of a deeply self-absorbed pathology: the terrifying realization that even in your darkest nightmares, everything bends back to you.
If you like your recovery raw, unvarnished, and stripped of all the usual spiritual platitudes, hit play on Damage Reports. Listen to what happens when someone stops hiding behind "awareness" and admits the ugly truth of what's running the show.
29 Sept 2026
F.E.A.R F&$ Everybody & Run
FEAR (Fuck Everybody And Run)
A raw damage report disguised as confession. One man’s inventory of every quiet terror — collapsing trees, bloodbaths, disappointing cocks, grammar mistakes, and the children he might have already failed — until the list reveals its real subject: the fear that the world will finally confirm how small and worthless he has always suspected he is.
29 Sept 2026
Don't Lock that Door : just yet
Locking the Door (or “Every Time I Leave”)
A quiet, unsettling monologue about the obsessive checklist that haunts every departure — wallet, weapons, the partner’s mood, the fragile things left behind. What begins as a ritual of control unravels into something darker: the fear that leaving means failure, and that the real danger is never the world outside, but the self you’re trying to outrun.
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