I don't appreciate your last sentence.
Fair point. I hope I didn't sound like a dick.
You have a good point, but my thing is that I already don't have much.
For number 2, I was venting. And I didn't do it nonchalantly.
And people always talk about internal validation, but that only gets you so far. Which, I'm sure this isn't healthy, allegedly putting stock in how others treat me, but it's literal human nature.
And I never said I could decide for someone else. I just see where the wind is blowing. I know you're not trying to, but I never said that consent is for me to decide for others. I'm almost a libertarian-ish. I believe everyone has the right to decide their own path.
I'm aware, this just sounds like the usual stock advice. And I have BPD. I appreciate your intent, but my hope is that going through this much shit will eliminate the toxicity that usually comes, since we operate on similar waevelengths.
Idk anything anymore.
I should also note that my depression has gotten so bad, that I have to actively force air into my lungs, food tastes like plastic, I struggle to breathe, I sob, I feel empty.
I feel the same way about Chengdu. Maybe we can link up.
From what I read and am planning, possibly.
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I don't mean to sound like a dick or fight you on this, and I understand your point of view, but I vehemently disagree. As much as I hate both Trump and Kamala, and as much as both need bullets in their heads, Kamala and the democrats are typically much smarter about at least giving the appearance of objectivity, and human-rights related fluff and posturing, and most Amerikkkans would go along with it way more easily, unlike Trump.
I think many people would be more bendable and willing to suck up to the democrats if Kamala was elected, which would greatly prolong the U.S. empire. Trump is almost on the verge of bringing the empire crashing down, like taking a pickaxe to a dike or a dam. Not to say that Trump himself isn't intelligent or manipulative, but he's evil and stupid enough to admit the quiet part out loud too many times.
I'm speaking as a Latino Texan.
I argue that many Americans unfortunately care about China overtaking the U.S., but for all the wrong reasons.