Stephen L

I’ve worked with @fullyknownexp and @pfiefer_ for over a year. We teach our clients how to get what they want and say "no" to what they don't. Here are some things they said about us.

@kylejunlong Thanks

@sunofdopamine banger

people still like you despite being able to see many things you likely think you are hiding from them

@raspberryjauy Sure, they can't see anything about you in particular

@sunofdopamine This isn't true take it back take it back

@DebsValidation Thanks. Not that I know of

@sunofdopamine OH MY GOD. A male person who knows this. How? How did you come to know and believe it? Did you used to be a girl? Sorry - no hate, I'm just genuinely surprised and honestly delighted.

@itmerachna Nope. Fully Known stuff is all thru our website. I used to live in Alaska and desired to meet more people so I set a goal of talking to 100 twitter people who felt inspired to reach out Getting pretty close now

@sunofdopamine curious, what are the calls in your bio about? is it related to fully known?

@strangestloop 5% there

@sunofdopamine how is this going?

2026 resolution is to be a wild man

@shaggysurvives Those people!

@sunofdopamine terrifying to contemplate

@timebard @profoundish yep!

@sunofdopamine @profoundish Somehow relieved

@mudscryer nice

That evolutionary ecological and behavioral moment when you lobotomize yourself with SSRIs to improve your fitness for survival in a hostile environment

I think I understand now the way that this is meant to be answered and I made an error doing so which I have also made in real life to similar consequences

hm

@sergeantsup very relatable (but i am still barging through)

I find it pretty difficult to be vulnerable and open up about my feelings, especially in person, especially without fully processing them first I think it's easy to hear this and assume everything would go alright if I just *tried* but, like, the point is that it *doesn't* go well for me. I attempt vulnerability and then I *don't* like the outcome. I really regret some vulnerability I tried to do late last year (/ early this year), so I've clammed back up by now my social life is smoothest when I do a lot of suppression and regulation and just pay attention to other people's feelings/needs. seems best when I don't let go of control there's this thing of, like: if you're not used to operating in a certain way, you probably do it weird whenever you try. making you stuck in a local maximum

@Glawk_40 Invite?

hmmmm

@seanta___ @PaulaGhete Very important signal. These resonances carry the capability for deep compatibility Lots of other factors and plenty of other things that can look like this thing to many people but are fake

@sunofdopamine @PaulaGhete is this an important signal or is it noise?

There are some people you just click with, like an instant connection is formed, like there is a secret whistle you both used and you both heard it but no one else did. You can be complete strangers and you instantly resonate and the conversation flows. What is this?

it feels close. ever closer. but has not yet, for me personally, felt like it "struck"

i kinda feel like i have something that feels desirous or tasteful and then when i look to see what came of it its like youtube.com/watch?v=rfbb4y…

i find llms really helpful for planning logistical stuff but really bad for anything involving desire or taste but very good at JUSTIFYING it

@strangestloop genius

i just blocked everyone who isn't gonna make it

@visakanv it sometimes feels like people stop growing not because of some lack of competence but rather because the sense of power from winning gets too heady to ground out and embody

sometimes powerful people are on drugs, but one thing that’s always striking to me about people armchair-analyzing what drugs a powerful person might be on is how they never realize or acknowledge that power itself is a drug