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There's an episode on a Disney channel show where the main character has cancer and her doctor advises her to not go to prom because it was risky, but then her best friend gets the entire school to wear masks so she could go. And I think this was recorded pre-pandemic
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9/11 and covid are an interesting dichotomy that represents how collective grief can be enhanced or suppressed by propaganda depending on what are the political interests
"Never forget" x "It's over, get back to normal"
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I guess if governments had not made such a fuss out of the need for masks, more people would agree it's a very easy and considerate thing to do so that everyone can participate in social activities
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maybe the expression "make a fuss" doesn't express what I wanted to communicate. Propaganda made ppl think masking is some kind of huge sacrifice/restriction which it really isn't (aside from some specific contexts)
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COVID has revealed how deeply ableist leftists are. I don't think we can successfully organize a revolution against capitalism until we work on that. We'll continue to fail if we keep abandoning disabled people. We'll continue to sustain systems of oppression.
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Leftists lost the opportunity to organize a worldwide revolution in the pandemic. Embracing "back to normal" means embracing capitalism.
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The point is we could be doing more to make sure society is safer for everyone
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Having to go on living life without getting closure for the pandemic gives me a weird feeling of... emptiness, I guess?
I thought we would end this with a big positive cultural change, become more collective... and then suddenly... most people just gave up.
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I dont know how to be a therapist in a world that thinks it's perfectly fine to abandon people to die
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Sometimes the looming threat of climate change hits me in such a deep level that it feels everything else loses importance. Like my whole existence becomes meaningless. I don't know how to deal with this feeling. Anyone knows of activists or reading pieces that talk about this?
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Help me understand this:
- pandemic starts
- society literally STOPS to focus on this issue and the popular motto is "nobody is safe till everyone is safe"
- unequal distribution of vaccines (that dont stop the spread of the virus)
- society says fuck it, let it rip
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The pandemic taught me that if you want to keep your career safe, you need to shut up in face of violence. You need to let it happen because pointing out oppression makes people angry at you. I don't know how to exist in a world like this. I don't know how to survive capitalism.
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Sometimes I wonder what people would have answered 5 years ago if we asked "would you rather everyone had to wear a mask or 1000 people dying every week?"
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It's so disturbing that our generation, that had such a progressive discourse, is reacting to the normalization of the pandemic with "ooops we created a new form of systemic oppression haha well that's life!!"
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I was so naive at the beggining of this pandemic. I didnt realize that the plan is to just let people die. Same with climate change. I also didnt realize even progressives would eventually conform to necropolitics. The world is so much more fucked up than I thought
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am I getting old and forgetting how to use the internet or is it becoming increasingly hard to find information???
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I recently found out that many people in their early 20s just don't read or watch the news and it suddenly makes more sense that people in our generation can't comprehend how bad the normalization of the pandemic is
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The pandemic was clear proof that what matters to lots of people is maintaining their own "normalcy", whatever the cost to others, to hell with other people's suffering. Idk how to exist in a world like that. Idk how we'll manage climate change and I'm terrified
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No one can convince me that refusing to think or talk about the pandemic is a healthy or acceptable behavior. It's one of the reasons why we can't organize meaningful change in society
It’s extremely funny that as soon as COVID was even halfway over we all implicitly agreed to never talk about it again. Seems to be the default human response to plagues. You can read all of English literature from the 14th century and have no idea the Black death happened
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I always think about how we LITERALLY STOPPED THE WORLD at the beginning of this pandemic and now people refuse to even wear masks... the difference in collective protective measures based on who is most clearly being harmed by the virus is appalling
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Nothing has ever made me more terrified about climate change than watching people normalize covid killing thousands
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The fact people sincerely think it's not horrifying how millions were discarded to die when society decided to give up on controlling covid strains my mind n shatters my heart. Why is everyone so fine with this? Why is the anger directed at those who want to avoid more suffering?
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Y'know, it's super annoying that therapy doesn't heal my suffering because it's related to the fact the the world is falling apart and no amount of breathing exercises can make me feel at peace
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I believe that if people were allowed time to properly process, feel, live their pandemic grief, there would be more pressure for systemic change. That's why we were all rushed back to the "old and normal" routine of exploitation
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The thing that burns me out isn't living with covid precautions, it is talking to people over and over again, explaining over and over again, begging over and over again, and they still dont listen. They get angry, they shame, they just go on living as if nothing was happening.
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I can't understand why people embraced uncontrolled covid. It feels dystopian.
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That's how it feels trying to talk about COVID with people who believe the pandemic is over
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Listen, somebody has got to come up with a dating app for covid-conscious people
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please lord let year 5 be the year when I finally meet a covid conscious friend who doesn't live far away
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I find it shocking how people dont look up information properly. Whenever I mention the pandemic someone says "but the WHO said it's over" and no, no they did not. Haven't you seen the *actual* announcement??? The media was very dishonest in the way they communicated this issue
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I am so infuriated with everyone who agreed to abandon people to die in a pandemic, and I don't know what to do with this anger
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sometimes the loneliness of being in your 20s and caring about the pandemic hits hard
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It's so bizarre how quickly we went from "let's mask to protect each other" to "it's a personal choice and what I do has nothing to do with you"
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"Mental health" would be processing grief collectively n doing everything we can to reduce the circulation of the virus.
Actively ignoring a pandemic n abandoning the most vulnerable to fend for themselves because reality makes you feel bad isn't "mental health". It's cowardice.
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Everyone involved in covid advocacy absolutely must make friends in the still coviding community, because let me tell you, that gave me the confidence to be 100x more insufferable than I was before
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When I was a teenager, I would read about peer pressure and think, well, that sure is an exaggeration, it's not that hard to be different from others
Now in the pandemic I can see that yes... peer pressure is absolutely a thing for most people. Including adults.
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There's this deep feeling of abandonment that comes with knowing people dont care about covid. There's only so much I can do to protect myself. Without collaboration from the collective, the risk is much higher than it should be. I am forced to gamble my future.
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I sincerely believe that in a world being destroyed by climate change and fascism, Psychology will become obsolete for the vast majority of the working class if therapists dont start looking at reality through an anti-capitalist lens
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How can people be ok with going through an awful pandemic and NOT USING IT TO PROMOTE PROFOUND CHANGES IN THE WAY OUR SOCIETY WORKS
That damn microbe showed just how fragile everything is and NOW WE'RE KEEPING EVERYTHING THE SAME?????
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Every day since the pandemic was normalized I ask myself why. Why should we accept preventable deaths and suffering? Why were some lives worth protecting with lockdowns but others aren't worth masks? Why should I be at peace with this violence? Why can't we confront it?
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The gap in the amount of information about the pandemic that I have and that some other people have is so big that conversations have become draining. I dont want to throw up data and stories every time, I'm exhausted of begging them to care
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Nothing has ever made me feel more of a pathetic failure than being unable to get people to resist the normalization of the pandemic
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Every single fucking day since mid-2021 I wonder if it's me or the rest of society that has detached from reality
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Very sad to see how your career can be genuinely harmed by others if you still take covid precautions seriously. People are awful. This is so unfair.
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I don't understand why people who are involved in community work and truly, deeply care about humanity and colectivity are not taking COVID seriously. And these are people who could access data if they wanted to, so the issue isn't misinformation either.
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I've seen lots of seniors wearing masks lately and I always wonder if the maskless people around them feel ashamed. How could you abandon other people to face such an awful virus by themselves? Stop being a coward. Mask up.
👀 CNN- "Thousands of seniors are still dying of Cov19. Do we not care anymore?"
"Only a small % of ppl are masking 😷 or taking other precautions, despite a new wave of Covd, flu, RSV hospitalizing & killing seniors"
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Being forced to process pandemic grief alone because society has decided to pretend it's over damaged me so deeply
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I'm gonna have to attend a lecture about pandemic grief tomorrow and I would bet a billion dollars it will be centered on abled people and there will be no mention of the abandonment of the most vulnerable NOW
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I will never not be baffled by the way psychologists fail to recognize the horrors of uncontrolled covid
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Fascism is growing rapidly around the world. Meanwhile, "leftists" can't even put their shit together to oppose the normalization of the pandemic and the fact that the world chose to sacrifice people just to preserve a ridiculous concept of "normalcy".
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It revolts me to no end that there's so much American propaganda to pretend the pandemic is over, all cuz the American government doesn't want to pay for social safety nets, and they're fucking up the rest of the world with them
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me: I am sad cuz people are still dying and getting disabled from covid w no social support and we could do more to prevent further suffering but society refuses
people in replies: nobody cares anymore you fucking weirdo, covid is here to stay lmao. get over it.
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I decided to go into healthcare because I wanted to help people through their suffering
a pandemic and a hypocritical university later, now I want to work dismantling capitalism
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I think people are not registering the fact that, by letting covid uncontrolled, we chose to kill children
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I feel completely disconnected from the rest of the world because they want to behave as if we didn't experience a calamity where 4k people were dying every day and then nothing at all improved in our society, if anything we got worse
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Throughout this pandemic, it has been shocking to see how little most people think about disability justice. It's such a central point in oppressive systems, I don't understand how it gets so overlooked. It was supposed to be ONE OF THE MAIN TOPICS in leftist discourse rn
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I've seen people stop cuz of pressure at work, and I think this will happen a lot more from now on. In a society where work is essential for survival, people can't afford putting their jobs at risk
Which is why I wish the left would see covid safety as labor justice 😫
My question for people who bothered to mask until now, but have inexplicably stopped: What changed? Was that the limit of your empathy? Was it peer pressure?
People either don’t know that
#COVID19
is all around them, or they don’t care about the consequences of (re)infections.
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The fuck are you talking about? THE WORLD ABANDONED PEOPLE TO DIE. THE WORLD GAVE UP. Everybody has been pretending nothing is happening since mid-2021
@DrTedros
"This experience must change us all for the better. It must make us more determined to fulfil the vision that nations had when they founded WHO in 1948: the highest possible standard of health for all people"-
@DrTedros
#PandemicAccord
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If you were in favor of collective protections against covid when you felt at risk but now you think it's up to individuals to do whatever they want, you are ableist. Why is your life worth societal protection, but other people's lives aren't?
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Hate when ppl say they needed to stop reading news about the pandemic or wearing masks "for mental health" cuz I don't get how they cant see that all the grief, anger, despair didnt cease to exist, it was just concentrated and made heavier on those of us who dont have a choice
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It would really help me if I didn't break out into tears whenever I'm trying to convince people that normalizing the pandemic is violent and unfair and we should be doing more to protect each other
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Caring so much if others are safe from covid and not having them care back about you is a whole new level of pain
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I feel like I've aged 10 years since the pandemic started
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my psychology professors keep talking about how isolation was harmful during the pandemic and yada yada yada but not a single mention of the complete exclusion of higher risk people from society that's happening RIGHT NOW
I want to bang my head against a wall until it explodes
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I find it very hard trying to become a covid-conscious therapist because overall, the field doesn't care and considers the pandemic a thing of the past. I leave conversations with a deep sense of hopelessness... and feeling like I've lost my mind
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I love every trend of posting masked pics because it reminds me that I'm not alone. I am so relieved that there are other people who also think it's fucked up to accept preventable deaths and illness for the sake of capitalism
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There's something specially bleak in watching leftists say how they're all for the collective, but actively choose to ignore disabled people in this pandemic
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Ok this got out of my bubble n people who don't know me didn't get what I meant. Chronically ill and disabled people have been asking us to mask for years now so public spaces are safer for them. COVID is still harming tons of people and we as a society could be reducing the harm
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It confuses me when people say wearing masks is "traumatic"... and abandoning people to die is fine??? I dont get how this makes sense in anyone's head
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I'm still following the initial plan of not abandoning anyone to face the pandemic alone. "Nobody is safe until everyone is safe", remember? Yall are the weird ones who jumped ship the second you thought you couldn't be harmed by covid anymore.
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I feel the need to scream at every psychologist and psychology student in this world because HOW CAN ANY OF YOU THINK EVEN FOR A SECOND THAT NORMALIZING THE PANDEMIC IS AN ETHICAL THING TO DO?
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This pandemic is solving my social anxiety and people pleasing because I've come to the conclusion it does not matter how clear I am about a situation, people will interpret it however they want
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Given the depressing posts I regularly see from young adults, I guess the push to "get back to normal," aka a routine of nonstop entertainment activities, wasn't enough to bring them peace
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Finding covid-conscious people sometimes feels like finding pokemon
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I am just so sad today. At how much society failed in this pandemic. God. I can't believe this is reality.
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Ironically, I've never felt more isolated than when the world chose to give up on the pandemic
Just another horror absorbed into the routine and everyone around me seems satisfied with the outcome while I'm agonizing
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If you were bothered by people not taking covid precautions in 2020-21 when everybody was at a higher risk for death, but now you're more annoyed at people who complain about the societal abandonment of the most vulnerable...
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I feel a bit annoyed when some ppl finally realize infinite covid infections fuck up ur health.
No shit sherlock, I've been trying to tell you this for years and you chose to ignore. Why you gotta pay attention only when water gets to your neck???
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Especially after seeing how society is dealing with covid, the future seems frightening. I have no ideia how to exist in this world. Everything is so violent everywhere and nothing ever makes sense.
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But while on a TV show people react to this as an act of love and collectivity, in real life people prefered to ignore, exclude and abandon those we could be protecting
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It's very hard to not believe I've ruptured from reality when everyone in my life thinks I have. I cant understand how they arent seeing what I see. I access so many horrible stories of people still suffering with covid. Why are they not aware of this?
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The pandemic ruined my uni experience and it wasn't because of online school. It was because I realized most psychologists and psychology students don't actually give a shit about social justice and fighting capitalism.
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I am still shook to my core every day seeing people treat this situation so lightly, as if nothing mattered. I can't wrap my mind around it. And these are people who are usually involved in social justice, it's not like they don't ever care about collectivity
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covid is really a bitch for not showing up on tests during the first days of infection
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I've heard people say it's childish to refuse to accept unethical stuff that happen cuz "that's just how the world works". But I'm just so angry n sad. Everything is so fucked up. I don't know how to be part of this society. I don't know how to exist in such a violent place.
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People keep trying to convince me that it was perfectly fine to let others die in order to go back to 2019 life and I want to hit my head against a wall until it explodes because HOW IN THE WORLD ARE YOU NOT SEEING HOW VIOLENT THIS IS
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I am once again begging Americans to understand the pandemic looks VERY different in other places, in every way possible, n° of cases, resources to control the virus, access to the resources, vaccination rates, EVERYTHING. What works for you won't necessarily work for us
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If wearing a mask to make public spaces safe for everyone is too much to ask, how the hell are we going to organize a revolution?
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Decided to look up enovid and it's 1/3 of my salary. I hate capitalism, I hate the dollar
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As a queer woman, I get very angry at other women and the lgbt community when these people don't care about the pandemic, because people literally fucking died fighting for our rights, and now y'all are over there being dramatic about wearing masks
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I wonder who I'd have become if the pandemic never happened. It changed me so drastically
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As a society, we should never have normalized uncontrolled covid. What we are doing now is cruel. It means discarding thousands of lives around the world as if they had no value. I wish people would see that. I wish people would care. I wish people would grieve and resist.
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I find it infuriating that people can simply comply with abandoning others to die in a pandemic and this is fine with society. How??? How is this ok. How cant people see it's violent? How come there isn't any kind of backlash????
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if I read one more psych paper talking about the "harms" of quarantine, but not mention the fact that society chose to almost completely exclude disabled people from public spaces, I'm gonna lose it
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Does anyone know any activists from the times of AIDS who are involved in COVID activism now?
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is it ok to feel lost and unmotivated to pursue a career? before the pandemic I was so focused, but now so much about life doesn't even make sense anymore...
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WE DIDN'T CHANGE A THING. MILLIONS DIED AROUND THE WORLD AND NOW IT'S ALMOST LIKE NOTHING EVER HAPPENED. WHY? WHY ARE PEOPLE COMFORTABLE WITH THAT? WHY ARE WE MAKING THE WORLD BE THIS ABSOLUTE HELL TO LIVE IN?
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I went through a huge cycle of Very Big Emotions in the last year and a half, and now looking back I think that were the stages of grief. Now I'm left exhausted and lost, not knowing what I want to do with my existence anymore. The world just doesn't make sense anymore.
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Very hard to make peace with the fact that some people will never acknowledge how violent and unfair it is to normalize uncontrolled covid because they simply do not want to.
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