I just want to see what this looks like. But the I am who I am blog post is just an idea that I had earlier, that I should recreate a domain like my original idea for (dominicjones.info). Since I never finished that website and never used it. I should try again using deal.ai and see how it turns out. Let's see what else the AI can add to this blog post about me being authentically myself, and not caring about what anyone has to say about me. Welcome to my world for those who love what I love. and Bye bye to those who are only here for a quick visit.
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