Aborigen's Blog, page 6

In Her Shadow

As I seek inspiration and grapple with the concept of archetypes, I delve into topics of spirituality, ancient beliefs, and societal issues, all while contemplating my connection to the Giantess archetype.

In Dependence

Exploring the concept of a "giantess" as a creative partner, I find solace in the symbolic presence of an imagined muse, accepting the therapeutic value despite its artificial nature.

The Giantess Archetype

The Jungian giantess archetype, rooted in the collective unconscious, embodies feminine power, nurturing, and overwhelming authority seen in myth and culture. It symbolizes dominance, protection, and the experience of being overwhelmed. Encouraging exploration of multifaceted power dynamics and societal expectations, it serves as a potent source of inspiration for artists and a vehicle for self-reflection.

Catechism of the Giantess

The Catechism of the Giantess is a guide for those drawn to the towering archetype of the Giantess, an embodiment of immense power, nurturing wisdom, and transformative force.

Harnessing ChatGPT: a Tool for Creative Revival

Lately I’ve been on a creative streak. After a year or two of inactivity, self-loathing, and despair, I’m suddenly filled with the breath of inspiration and have been hunched, wild-eyed, over my computer, laying the foundation for my own spiritual journey, a new plateau in the search for creativity. ChatGPT factors largely in this. I … Continue reading Harnessing ChatGPT: a Tool for Creative Revival

Creating Size Fantasy-Oriented Chatbots: A Guide to Perchance Tools

Aborigen has written a guide to create personal chatbots through Perchance, enabling interaction and storytelling and emphasizing ethical considerations.

ChatGPT: Privacy Mode and Narration Options

Aborigen covers the features of ChatGPT 4o and his experience with writing and narration. Additionally, it mentions plans for future projects, such as restoring a writing contest archive and addressing subscriber-only stories.

Other Writing Programs

A quick rundown of several apps for creative writing, with their own features and strengths, to get away from Microsoft and Google.

Hey, You, Get Off of the Cloud

Aborigen shares a personal experience of being locked out of Google Drive due to writing "spicy" content. He criticizes society's reliance on free services and the lack of concern for privacy and censorship.

Update and Takedown

Aborigen discusses the challenges of creative work in a modern society affected by AI and shares personal struggles in the creative community.