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    • SSJBlueStalin [he/him]
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      4 years ago

      mid 20s is still young enough to do a hard switch. You got college papers, spend a few months playing videogames set to chinese, do some duolingo and then go teach english in china for a while.

      You can go help prepare the children of the future with the skills they need to help destroy the rabbid dog that is America.

    • Sus_fecal_testes [it/its]
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      4 years ago

      I mean you're right but you should still log off and spend some time outside.

        • Sus_fecal_testes [it/its]
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          4 years ago

          Sure, but spending a lot of time inside online does harm almost immediately. I feel you, I was doompilled long before all of this shit. One thing that helped me was deleting my social media. I don't give a shit about peoples lives now who I barely knew in highschool and college. People only share good things, everyone is scared and lost and acting out a childhood trauma on each-other.

            • Sus_fecal_testes [it/its]
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              4 years ago

              Word. I agree you should get off twitter. I'm a bit older than you and if I could go back I would tell myself dude it's a slow collapse. If you want to do something start it today, because 5 years from now you will be saying damn if I did ______ I would have been doing _____ for 5 years now.

                • Nama [he/him]
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                  4 years ago

                  I'd love to get out of the hell that is this society. I dont give a shit about becoming sucessfull in it. Is anyone around to start an Anachist commune with? Drinking cheap beer all day and pissing off people for the rest of a short live sounds better than to try and get rich and sucessfull in a doomed world. German here.

                    • Nama [he/him]
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                      4 years ago

                      Sounds like a plan, I hope you keep everyone here updated. Id love to visit if I ever get to Canada

        • BillyMays [he/him]
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          4 years ago

          Those are awesome! And great ways to build relationships. Everyone loves food so being able to cook is a big plus. I feel that about gaming. Its better to enjoy socially. If you can afford it maybe send your friends some baked goods I’m sure they’d appreciate it. I know working out is difficult during covid but I hope you’ve found some work from home routines.

          Feeling isolated right now is normal. What helps me a lot is gratitude journaling and meditating. You are doing your best every day and that’s what matters. You care about the world and want to build positive relationships. Keep focusing on that and keep chipping away at areas you want to improve and they will get better. Similarly to exercise the body and mind conditions and adapts.