I’d rather live in a forest than ever use windows again. Hope they crash and burn.

This is quality

Weird that people are calling it “kibble”. Just seems like an unnecessarily mean way to call it.

You get what you voted for

I think about this often, and for me its a hard thing to let somebody I love go. If there’s a chance I’d keep holding on- come as often as I can, read and so on. Unless I was told explicitly that they wouldn’t want that. But even then, people change their minds. Like in the article, some people in non verbal states can communicate that they are happy enough. Heart wrenching stuff.

Seems like everyone forgets their civics class but voting for a president is not the place to make your voices heard for issues.

You’ll typically have the top three choices: A democrat A republican A throwaway third choice

For most it will be voting for the lesser evil. Because the alternatives can mean rapid stagflation, war in the middle east, supporting paedophiles, and a myriad of other problems, while the other is essentially maintaining the status quo.

For proper change you have to organize locally, vote for local elections and keep pushing your representatives to represent you throughout the year. By the time primaries come around, typically candidates are already known figures and the party points are gathered from data throughout the year.

Honestly, after a certain point I feel like all the posts about people saying they would rather not vote at all despite the two distinct choices are some sort of psyops campaign to bring chaos to the world.

I can’t wrap my head around people seriously being more okay with this criminal in office than an imperfect candidate.

To properly answer this question one must look inwardly. To do that one should follow these steps:

1. Stop using social media
2. Explore your interests
3. Support yourself financially
4. Find a way to incorporate healthy food into your diet
5. Exercise regularly
6. Go out and meet people
7. Make friends with people who will support you

Then ask yourself: ‘Is looksmaxxing still relevant?’