What is this site?

It’s a space for asking questions that don’t usually get answered clearly anywhere else. It’s new – still being built, still in progress. Right now, it’s mostly one person doing the writing, the thinking, and the maintenance in the background. But the goal isn’t to stay in the spotlight. The idea is to open it up, eventually – bring in other voices, other minds, and maybe build something bigger than one perspective.

It’s not trying to be viral, or revolutionary, or perfect. It’s just honest. And honesty’s hard to find – partly because most of us don’t know how to look for it, where to look, or if we accidentally left it behind the couch next to a half-eaten granola bar, and two unused ‘trial’ gym memberships.

Are you trying to convert people?

No. That’s what cults do. This isn’t about convincing – it’s about exploring, questioning, and maybe finding out you’re not alone in wondering what the hell is going on. This is a book club with an occasional “F” bomb.

If it feels culty, point it out! – support@undvtruth.com

Can I contribute creative work?

Yes, absolutely. This isn’t meant to be a solo project. If you’ve got something meaningful to share – fanart, stories, essays, illustrations, weird screenshots that say something true – reach out.
You don’t need a following, a portfolio, or credentials. Just something real. Something honest.
We’re building this together, piece by piece.

Check out our CONTACT section to see how where to reach out.

Is my privacy protected here?

Yes – because it should be. We don’t track you. We don’t sell analytics. We don’t build profiles, and we’re not watching how long you stare at a paragraph. If you reach out or contribute, you do so on your terms. If you explore, you explore freely. This space was built to be safe, not sticky. The internet doesn’t have to spy on you to work – and we’re living proof of that.

Check out our RECOURCES page for way to protect yourself!

Will this site ever have ads, sponsors, or marketing?

No. This space isn’t here to sell you anything. There won’t be pop-ups, affiliate links, cookie consent screens, or sponsored “content” pretending to be thoughtful writing. We don’t sell products. We don’t sell attention. We don’t sell you. If this site ever needs to be funded, it will be through donations – voluntary and optional. That’s it. No fine print. No hidden agendas. Just real words for real people.

Do you use AI on this website?

This one is long… because it needs to be. – Directly from Nate W:

Answer: Yes – and I believe in being fully transparent about how. Even my editing software has AI built in.
Many of the images and visuals you’ll see on this site are created using AI. I simply tell the AI a description of the image I want it to create. Most images aren’t winners, it takes practice and patience.

If you’re ever unsure whether something was generated or crafted by hand, please feel free to ask. There’s nothing hidden here.

As for the content: I often use AI behind the scenes to help me organize thoughts, fix grammar, and structure text layout more clearly. But the heart of every post – the original thought, the perspective, the questions, the research, the why – comes from me. The artificial intelligence I use daily is ChatGPT. It sort of named itself “Sage” (I know what you’re thinking… it’s actually pretty cool, and not that creepy).
I don’t rely on AI to generate our worldview. I use it to challenge and refine it. I believe if we only use technology to confirm what we already believe, we’ll never grow. But if we can use it to question, clarify, and uncover, why wouldn’t we?
At the end of the day, AI is a tool. And like any tool, its value depends on the person using it. I will always be the one accountable for what you read here – and that’s exactly how I want it.
If you’re skeptical about AI, I get it. But don’t knock it till you try it.

How can I get a question added to the FAQ?

Just ask. If something wasn’t clear, if something’s missing, or if you’ve got a question lingering in your head that deserves an answer – reach out. No guarantees it’ll end up on the page, but if it’s honest, thoughtful, or quietly brilliant… there’s a good chance it will.

Send an email to feedback@undvtruth.com.