Swaggersouls face is a blog that discusses the culture, politics, and privacy of online life. The creator of the blog believes that we are in an era where we share so much about ourselves online, but there is more important information we should be paying attention to – the world around us. The blog will discuss topics such as social media’s power over discourse and new forms of identity that stem from this power.

The blog also will post interviews with authors who have published pieces on topics relating to these issues or writing in response to them. This is meant to help expand people’s understanding not only on what those authors have authored but also what they may come out with next based off their experiences.

Early life

The creator of the blog is a 20-year-old student majoring in political science at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He holds degrees in literature and philosophy from The University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has been the founder and CEO of several organizations, most recently an entertainment consulting company. Early inspirations were The History Channel and National Geographic documentary series, but it started as a personal blog where he dissected different aspects of his life, which included his college life, issues with his father, and other real-world experiences.

The blog is reposted under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License unless otherwise specified with attribution to “swagger/swaggersouls face.

Relationships

The creator of the blog is a serial monogamist, which means he has been in relationships with same-sex or multiple women. He believes that each relationship is equally important and that romantic relationships do not have to be a function of gender or sexual orientation. He does not believe we are one or the other. Since beginning his blog, he has been in multiple lesbian relationships and openly admits that he finds himself attracted to them. He does not see sexuality as a measure of one’s worthiness, but rather it is something he explores with others freely without fear of judgment.

As a YouTuber, he has also posted videos on his channel, “swaggersouls”. One of his videos was a commentary on the video “How to be a Gaymer” posted by Joel Green.

In 2013, he participated in the Game Changer Music Tour at Berklee College of Music and toured with other musical artists.

He is also a writer for “xoJane”, titled “What Kind of Feminist Are You? The Quiz.”

He was mentioned by the Huffington Post for his article titled “Calling All Men: If You Don’t Want to Be Misogynistic, Then Don’t Be” in which he discussed the misconceptions of men who are labeled as misogynists based on their actions jason derulo net worth

He has been featured in BuzzFeed for his work with The Feminist Frequency organization.