To: h.slyktooth@downfall.com

From: nailbed@downfall.com 

To Herschal Slyktooth 

My dear compatriot.

I hope that this note finds you well. It is an odd thing that while we maintain a sense of wrong with personal interaction, technology moves forward and makes it so much easier for us to communicate. Humans think that we are not without wiles.

There is a reason that I have noticed these days, that church going folk have gone about distracting themselves. During the more notable and intimate moments that christians have, they are brought to a moment of realization of how silly that they look. A camera shutter, the push of the button. The moment of intimacy is instantly shattered and captured for the world of social media to see. It is within these moments of nearly life changing moments that the slight noise of a camera and a photographer capturing that intimate moment. The spell of that intimacy is shattered and shame is placed in its stead. It is a moment of pure euphoria. 

Men have sought to find fame in these days of the digital world. They all seek to show that they are all the best, and in doing so the only thing that they show is the pride that they have in their lives. Hence, christians that seek to gain more only distract and halt the small moments that the Enemy chooses to change lives.

Small pictures that show people in their most disgusted moments; and if that person sees themselves in their intimate moments on Facebook, or Instagram, or X, or Snapchat, or whatever other social media platform, that person is less likely to return to church. For they will most likely feel a burning shame and embarrassment. 

Anyway, I am sure that you are aware of these silly men and their convoluted social apps. I just wanted to try this new form of communication and see it is all that it is cracked up to be.

Yours truly,

Nailbed