That’s because sometimes the good and healthy response to external stimuli, is deep sadness. You can’t just medicate away all perceptions of reality. The idea that you should even try is toxic. It’s a capitalist fever dream to medicate away anything that makes someone even slightly less productive to the rich’s interests.
In Luigi we trust.
There have been multiple protests like that one. And many more at Tesla dealerships, national parks, etc as well.
It was scientists, not capitalists claiming this is inhumane.
I know right? If there were ever a greater hive of scum and villainy, it could only be DAVOS.
I brought 3 cats to the USA from Thailand, with little problem. There was a bunch of tests and paperwork, but compared to human visa and such, it was easy. Idk where you got the idea that it’s not legal to bring pets…?
At least the last years of humanity will be SPICY!
At this point, WW3 can only help the planet. Kill us all quickly to prevent us from destroying the planet any further. Fuck it, guys. Why not?
We are so far behind on even the illusion of progress on climate and this fiasco is only rocketing us away from it.
Your description of the disassociation you went through as a kid mirrors exactly what happened to me. Around the same age, I consciously just shut off. Stopped caring about anything or anyone. Then very slowly over the next few years intentionally but cautiously let things back in. I also have no memory of my childhood really. Just a couple flashes and images. If someone describes something, I can sometimes vaguely remember that it happened but no more details beyond that.
He seems to have had a spinal surgery and had pins put in his spine. Books he’s looked at seems to indicate chronic pain and fights with insurance companies.
It was exactly what every single person thought who wasn’t paid to think otherwise.
I am quite familiar. I have desired the sweet embrace of death since I was 6. Literally all of my life that I remember. I said deeply sad because it’s more succinct than all that you said. My point is that, that feeling of hopelessness and exhaustion IS A REASONABLE RESPONSE to the world we live in. Or rather, an understandable biological response. It’s not something that should be medicated away, we should change society to avoid that for more people.