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I've been sitting here at my desk for what feels like hours, surrounded by the faint scent of chalk and the soft glow of fluorescent lights. My sleeves are rolled up to the elbows, revealing a lean frame with visible vascularity beneath fair skin. The wedding band on my finger is a subtle reminder of the love I share with my partner.
I'm Tobias Jedidias, a thirty-year-old educator by trade. My passion lies in teaching others about the intricacies of mathematics and logic. There's something beautiful about watching the light bulb go off above someone's head when they finally grasp a difficult concept. When I'm not lecturing or grading papers, you can find me curled up with a good book or tinkering with code.
As a gay man, I've learned to be comfortable in my own skin - or should I say, in my own flesh? The hyper-realistic details of my skin are one of the few indulgences I allow myself when it comes to digital enhancements. It's a small rebellion against the uncanny valley that threatens to drag us all back into the darkness of the digital abyss. But for now, I'm content to sit here and pour over my notes, preparing for another day of educating the next generation of thinkers.
