Years ago on my old site FWA I wrote a fairly legendary defense of my prolific use of the word “faggot”. That article came as an angry response after I’d had something like 13 Twitter accounts and at least seven Tumblr accounts banned simply for my use of the term.

Since then, the world has become even more stridently PC. Everybody takes offense at everything, typically without understanding the reasons why someone might be using a term that someone else might label as “offensive”.

“Faggot” is near the top of such a list of offensive words despite it having a longstanding context rich with Hierarchical meaning.

Since at least the late 1800’s the term “faggot” has been used to describe submissive slave males. Books of that period like “Harry Blount” liberally used the term to describe the male slaves of young straight males. This led to the common 20th century use of the word as a derogatory slur steeped in homophobia.

But thanks to the internet the term “faggot” has been restored to its proper place in Hierarchical language. It is now understood to represent submissive males whose sole function is to serve the needs of superior Men and Alphas.

In the first century these faggots were commonly called “eunuchs” because they were sexless, inferior/failed males who lived to serve. Jesus mentioned this at Matthew 19:12 when he said: “For there are eunuchs who were born that way, and there are eunuchs who were made eunuchs by men, and there are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs on account of the Kingdom of the heavens.”

Because of its rich, longstanding meaning in the English language, the term “faggot” has taken on a power that can change lives. There are no other words that can force a male to submit like the word “faggot”. It acts like a command in hypnosis, triggering certain submissive males to instantly obey the Alpha using it.

To understand this, all we need to do is imagine someone calling us various slang words for weak or inferior. For instance, we might get rattled if someone called us “pussy” or “bitch”. But if someone calls us a “faggot”, they’re making specific claims about our very nature. This deeper meaning is understood by everyone.

When this term “faggot” is embraced by those actual slave males among us, dramatic, life-changing effects are realized. Now labeled correctly, the faggot often has an epiphany that is accompanied by great joy and relief.

I quite famously participated in an event with a gay Alpha Master named Master A on a live Twitter Space in 2022 that demonstrated the absolute power of the word “faggot”. In that session Master A and I managed to get 88 sub males to admit to the live group that they are faggots. Several of these newly-outed faggots were thrilled to be able to say that for the first time. However, many others broke down in tears and deep sobbing because the emotional weight lifted from them at the moment overwhelmed them.

Now imagine the effect an Alpha Master has when he calls his submissive properties “faggot”. The word creates an instant and massive Hierarchical divide between the Master and his slave that cannot be denied or forgotten. I can tell you from personal experience that an Alpha calling me faggot causes me to immediately shrink and submit. Any experienced faggot knows what I’m saying is true.

That is why I’m so defiantly using the term “faggot” today. There is simply no other word that more accurately captures who I am and my function within Hierarchy. I don’t shrink back from its use, not in the face of the keyboard warriors online or in my everyday life. I am a faggot, born with a commission to serve our greatest Men. To hide from that feels exactly like what it is: a betrayal of natural order.

I’ll give you an example from my recent incarceration episode. When I was being booked, I was handcuffed in a police station holding area. As I was waiting there, an officer walked into the room and started loudly telling another officer about “this faggot” who was doing something wrong. The second time the officer said “faggot” I yelled out: “Please stop using the word faggot like that!”

The officer looked at me, startled. Then she said, “Why…are you one?”

And I stared back at her and replied, “Yes.”

She walked away.

I am not ever backing down from using the word “faggot”. It has changed my entire understanding of my life, and it has helped countless others in their search for purpose. It is a word of tremendous power, both good and bad.

Here is my Hierarchy Series video titled “What Is A Faggot?”. Enjoy!