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i imagine maybe, many of us are feeling the same way, so i thought... perhaps, it can be a good idea to have a thread to express our concerns and fears and comfort one another.
the future to me seems scary. i hope, dear friends, you will all be ok
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>>1190560if you end up seeing this old friend, come find me too! i'd love to at least talk sometime in private
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>>1190967>>1190560I'll be honest. I don't know if the issue is too much fear mongering or too much denial of people's fears.
The thread has both.
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The future is just whatever we make it.
It's all human imagination.
So if everyone is negative about it it'll be negative, if people are positive about it it'll be positive.
Both at micro and macro scales.
That doesn't mean it won't take work, but people with a good outlook are better at sticking with things and doing work and people with negative outlooks are better at giving up and just complaining from their couch, except the few who are violent.
So whatever.
You get to pick which one you are, you actually can change your outlook if you want to work on yourself but the longer you stay negative the deeper in the rut you get, then you just become bitter and angry, and climbing out becomes a challenge.
Then your problems pile up, then you start doom scrolling, then you start seeking escapism, and when all that doesn't work, you become miserable and the daunting task of starting to work on yourself seems impossible and you lash out at anyone who suggests its even possible.
