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Hello world!  Welcome to the Seersucker Social!  I, your wonderful author, have resided in the foothills of the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains for the last 27 years.  It is a wonderful locale smack dab in the middle of the Bible Belt.  In my early twenties, I walked out on Christianity and never looked back. Having spent almost all my adult life navigating an uneasy journey through the world as a nonbeliever, I decided to share my wisdom and experiences with the world at large. Among my myriad of oddly specific interests are science related subjects, serial killers, Anime, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and conventions of various themes.  Feel free to ask me any questions and I’ll attempt to find an answer.

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