ethics

The Volunteer: When the Condemned Becomes the Architect of Their Own End

Leave a Comment / Cyridion / 24 February 2026

We imagine the death row inmate as a passive figure, clinging to appeals, fighting every step of the way until the state’s force finally overwhelms their resistance. This is the comfortable narrative. It allows us to see the condemned as perpetual victim and the state as the sole, relentless engine of the process. The “volunteer” […]

Contradictionsagency, autonomy, capital punishment, competence, death penalty, ethics, psychology, state power, suicide, volunteer

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The Unchosen Torment: Dissecting the Taboo of Pedophilia as a Paraphilia

Leave a Comment / Cyridion / 24 October 2025

Let us state the unassailable truth first: Sexual abuse of a child is a monstrous act. It is an act of violence that causes lifelong, catastrophic harm. Its prohibition is one of the few truly universal and necessary moral laws of humanity. Now, let us dissect the far more uncomfortable, adjacent truth—the one that exists

Actualityattraction, ethics, human nature, monstrosity, morality, neurology, paraphilia, pedophilia, psychology, taboo

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