[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 1 day ago

(Oh okay, I guess I have to do this now, one more inconvenience is fine, I already have no time or place to do things how I like, so this won't be a problem to me) is what I think to myself when I hear this kind of thing.

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Nevermind, looks like nearly the same situation. Digital hugs sent back as symbol of solidarity comrade o7

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 5 points 1 day ago

Sort of had a similar experience this april. First time I was into someone in a good 3 years. I delayed my rejection by a month and a half due to being too afraid to talk to her again (rejection is a very strong word, she just wasn't interested, and she was almost too kind with how she said it). I really want to be over it, but I have way too hard of a time letting go of things (in general) and now I just feel like complete shit. Just needed a place to say all this, I've got no real friends left and no idea how to make more. The more time goes on the harder it is to interact in general, talking to someone I was crushing on took what felt like a herculean amount of bravery and the literal perfect coditions to happen. This is the only place where I feel like I can speak to people without being terrifed (due to feelings, growing introversion or general anxiety, and the fact that I am likely autistic and am completely unable to guess what people are going to think and say). Doubting my own asexuality is just another thing I do not want right now. For now I think a way to get back on track with everything is to start reading theory again, and maybe doing something else fulfilling. Sorry for the overly long infodump, I just need anyone to see this, I have learned that in abscence of help simply being heard helps me deal with everything. One thing for certain is that lemmygrad gives me a little hope. The same kind of hope I felt when I first became a marxist not too long ago.

I'm not going anywhere comrades, and as for relationships, don't lose hope comrade, you'll find someone sooner or later. o7

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 9 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Every once in a while I think about how easy it would be for me to get ICE'd in the US if I went. Country I'm from has a red passport. If I speak my native language it is quite likely I will be searched. ("Friend" of mine briefly got taken away for questioning by ICE at the airport (Seattle if anyone is wondering) for speaking the same language, was let go after). There is no way I will keep a straight face for the "are you and have you been associated with any communist parties" question. If I ever went I would probably get a different phone, throw away my old one just in case. Not that I want to go to the US, but I have always wanted to visit NY and Seattle.

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 6 points 3 days ago

You have the other three squads ready? Y'know, for his leftovers.

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 4 days ago

We actually have a continent-wide leaderboard for rasicm. Balkan countries are usually at the top. Racism isn't a small thing here, it's the norm for everyone (that isn't Romani) While Romani people live on the streets, unable to earn enough to eat, we call them slurs and act like some sort of superior beings and treat them like human garbage. It's disgusting to see.

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 6 days ago

scotland, but in the middle of nowhere

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago)

ow, hey don't turn around ag-ow

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 10 points 1 week ago

Is it just me or is the USian solution to any sort of bodily/mental issue immediate medication? Like with pretty hard drugs. ADHD? Put 'em on adderall. Cough? Some syrup with a potent opioid in it. Either this is my straight-edgeness talking or the pharmaceutical industry trying to get the entire population hooked on the infinite number of addictive shit they make. Not that I am anti-medicine in any way, but you really should always know what you are putting in your body.

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 32 points 1 week ago

The sort of "enlightened" liberals keep whining about source citation. When you do, they start going on about "bias of source" and how you're wrong for not accepting their 100% fed-approved version of reality. Same guy who tells me this also says "he's not a liberal", even though he goes to a bourgeois private school modeled off the american education system.

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 15 points 2 weeks ago

I'm not really affected, but you might want to put a CW for gore on your post comrade.

[-] muhg@lemmygrad.ml 10 points 2 weeks ago

The education system taught me alienation, not through theory, but praxis. I spend 6 hours a day paying close attention to lessons, and spend the next 8 studying. Every day. I am not burnt out, I am now the surface of Mercury of burnt out. And no wonder I barely have any will to work anymore. Now I spend summer breaks just rotting in the heat and not moving.

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Brand new user. Being from a post-yugoslav country, I've experienced lots of the nostalgia, but the longer time goes on, the more liberal takes I've seen on Yugoslavia in my own country. Apart from growing liberalism, I've noticed the distain for the USSR that many people who lived during socialism have (I assume due to the entry of more western opinions due to the soviet-yugoslav split) . The only ML takes I've heard about Yugoslavia were from Marxism Today (together with Yugopnik), aswell as TheFinnishBolshevik, with the latter mostly spending several hours calling Yugoslavia revisionist, and having some extremely strange (and frankly ultra) takes like saying yugoslavia led a campaign to colonize macedonia, or things in that vain. I'd like to see some takes that aren't completely dismissive or approving of the state, and look at things from a proper materialist point of view.

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