Cassandra

Wait, if all three organizations are connected…what was the point of acting like they were three different things? And why be so obvious with the Midnight Commission email?

@cass – I think that’s a great point. It sounds like Mason founded Brierberg FIRST, so why not keep it going instead of splitting off with TMC? If he knew Morgan was u…[Read more]

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I can’t believe he chose his cover photo by chance!

I’m certain his photo was chosen very careful and with calculation. It’s a bigger picture of what’s to come from Mason and perhaps the Briarberg Foundation

@cass That thought also crossed my mind. I thought about bringing it up, but it felt like breaking the narrative, or something. Now that I think about it, though, I think it would be an awesome twist and would kind of make me respect Joyce.

@cass I had that same thought. Wondered who Joyce was texting just before Mason and Michelle showed up. Joyce seemed awfully nervous about something.

@cass I use the word “tame” loosely. Whether that was their goal or not, the helmet was intended to make him seem unreliable to us. He became creepy, weird, back and forth between personalities and emotions, which ultimately made us super SUS. Taming him was getting him to stop talking to us on slack that night, and then he became weird and…[Read more]

could it be one person with multiple personalities (I think someone already put that idea out there… @cass, maybe?)? Like, he’s his own shadow? One side eats kale, and almonds, and lime flavored yoghurt. The other likes microwaved snacks. Maybe he’s OSDM lackey by day, super-creep by night? Undercover? Hell, I don’t know!!!!

“Fluff”= lacking…[Read more]

@cass Don’t worry, I understand exactly what you mean and have the same worries. I’m desperately hoping that if the creators of Lust are behind this whole Mason business (which is likely given that no discussion about him has been purged), they know what they’re doing, and that the actors are somehow “in on it.” If they aren’t, and the actors are…[Read more]

So for those of you that don’t know me, I was an original Tension participant. I haven’t been too active on the Lust forums, but I found this particular activity to be very inspiring and thought-provoking. I would like to get to know more of you, so I typed up some responses to the posts today. Please don’t take offense to any variations in length…[Read more]

@cass not dead until we see a slit throat, and even then, who knows.. HiB is “compromised” maybe?

Thank you for that @cass. I’ll admit, the days following that “task” were hard. I felt like I fucked up, I felt like I was given an opportunity that I threw away. But in the end, I said on my ticket for The System that I felt like I failure because I give in. Too many times I don’t stand up to people in positions of power over me. And if only for…[Read more]

I don’t even want to read through all these posts because I loved the event today and what it led me and some others to do. I hate the drama that came from it and like I said on slack I’m just going to step away from the whole debate.

I just logged in to say thank you IG to the system and the leader of the resistance @111error but mostly OOG for…[Read more]

I genuinely agree with the points @cass and @thebuz made here… This was a way for you to make an impact in anyone’s life and The System wanted to see how we would utilize the tools we were given. There is no wrong way of applying this, as long as there was intent to participate. Do something for someone else to “make an impact”to learn that…[Read more]

@cass & @thebuz summed up my feelings pretty well, as an outsider to this whole thing that went down today and seeing the ensuing…um, shall we say, debates on who did the right thing & what the point of all this was.

if nothing else, it was certainly a fascinating social experiment.

@cass & @thebuz summed up my feelings pretty well, as an outsider to this whole thing that went down today and the ensuing…um, shall we say, debates on who did the right thing & what the point of all this was.

if nothing else, it was certainly a fascinating social experiment.

Beautifully said, @cass and @thebuz

@cass exactly. I Think that was the whole point. It doesn’t how much money you have or how much you’ve spent, it’s about what you do with the tools you are given.

@cass We will see what happens! There are definitely a couple more pointing arrows after today, but if we have learned anything over the last year it’s that the second we think we have any idea of what’s to come, the rug is pulled out and waved in our faces! Things are still brewing, that’s for sure.

Absolutely, @cass, well said. I was very happy with how they structured this. First we were given money and told to affect change how we deemed fit, and in my eyes as long as you didn’t rip it up, pocket it, or spend it solely on yourself, then you did good. I agree with @meghanmayhem that kindness can come in many forms, and we have no way of…[Read more]

@cass I think you’re right. Noah hates himself for what he’s allowed himself to become.

@cass this is a good point. I’d also add that it’s a tongue-in-cheek nod to the fact that many of us would like to see the good in Noah, or to pity him as if he’s stuck in a situation that he needs to fight his way out of. I don’t think Noah really has a side in this “war” besides his own; he just wants us to choose so he can watch everything burn…[Read more]