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[Mach123]

I think, myself, that things, collectively, are going to get much, much better, after they get very hectic, for a bit.

I'm very socially liberal really, myself, but being autistic and a Capricorn I tend to be quite old fashioned, deep down, and don't adapt to radical change too easily or excitedly, even though I grew up just about as "liberal" as one can possibly be raised.

I respect people I grew up referring to as "red necks" a lot, unlike my "hippy" ma who taught me to feel superior to such people; now, I utterly reject that way of thinking.


Now, for me, I am much of a populist, rejecting the political elite's authorty over my mind, and respecting the working men and women who just do what needs doing and don't go around thinking they have all these extra rights to dictate to other's. Lots of them seem grossly misinformed anyway (in my opinion), just echoing a narrative that's popular and repeated a lot, but not reeeeaaaalllly informed, in the way good scientists, who aren't (selfishly and fearfully) politically motivated, are informed.

Yeah idk what I think I guess. I want to be left alone pretty much. I’d like people to do what they want and everyone get along but seems not to work like that. So regardless of the over arching groups and how they are perceived, you get radical fringes and warring factions. Up and down, right and wrong, in and out, us or them etc. I go back and forth.

 

[Survivor3]

I'm complaining to myself that I slept on the couch all night and didn't take myself to bed. Bad survivor3 grrrrrr.

 

[RussellSue]

I don’t read much here.

Thanks @Mach123. I don't read a lot here, either. I write a lot but don't read much and it makes me feel pretty self-centered, but it is what it is. I make regular effort to read more.

I'm pretty middle of the road, politically. I considered myself a libertarian at heart until recently with all the pandemic push back and some of what I watched in Portland. Now, I don't know how to feel about people and their abilities to control themselves. It's all pretty strange, really.

I was raised all country conservative, but moved to Los Angeles County at 13, only to end up back in rural Oregon at 25 where I lived for 14 years. I've heard a lot of good points about a lot of stuff from both sides. But I got a sort of bias against conservatives after my fiance got a good old-fashioned country ass kicking while he was terminally ill, just for fun. However, he was a conservative and so is my husband, so the bias only runs so deep and I like people, in general, so I hate having a prejudice like that. I cannot, however, help but blame the poorly-informed rural area culture we lived in -- conservative, redneck, whatever.

I know I could/would attack someone who came after my husband, but that would probably be it. I obviously don't have children.

What’s going on now feels much bigger than anyone individually. Bigger than me anyway.

I feel that way often. I feel very powerless, which doesn't feel very forward-thinking of me, but I feel like I am just barely limping along here, and don't have enough energy for much else.

I have to find a way to make money somehow and I have no idea how or if I’m even able.

Do you have any ideas in mind? I have done a lot of research on work from home stuff and just finished a class on the subject, so I might know of some resources if you have anything you are considering doing from home.

Since I have a bunch of injuries still, I have finally settled on working from home. I was a covid layoff, so I need to get moving in the work arena, too.

Happy Christmas to you!

 

[Mach123]

Thanks @Mach123. I don't read a lot here, either. I write a lot but don't read much and it makes me feel pretty self-centered, but it is what it is. I make regular effort to read more.

I'm pretty middle of the road, politically. I considered myself a libertarian at heart until recently with all the pandemic push back and some of what I watched in Portland. Now, I don't know how to feel about people and their abilities to control themselves. It's all pretty strange, really.

I was raised all country conservative, but moved to Los Angeles County at 13, only to end up back in rural Oregon at 25 where I lived for 14 years. I've heard a lot of good points about a lot of stuff from both sides. But I got a sort of bias against conservatives after my fiance got a good old-fashioned country ass kicking while he was terminally ill, just for fun. However, he was a conservative and so is my husband, so the bias only runs so deep and I like people, in general, so I hate having a prejudice like that. I cannot, however, help but blame the poorly-informed rural area culture we lived in -- conservative, redneck, whatever.

I know I could/would attack someone who came after my husband, but that would probably be it. I obviously don't have children.



I feel that way often. I feel very powerless, which doesn't feel very forward-thinking of me, but I feel like I am just barely limping along here, and don't have enough energy for much else.



Do you have any ideas in mind? I have done a lot of research on work from home stuff and just finished a class on the subject, so I might know of some resources if you have anything you are considering doing from home.

Since I have a bunch of injuries still, I have finally settled on working from home. I was a covid layoff, so I need to get moving in the work arena, too.

Happy Christmas to you!

Hi I’d like that. You are very kind. I have done some stuff online lol. Just about everything BUT make money. : )

 

[Changing4Best]

I have a friend who is a constant complainer.

 

[Teasel]

Commiserations @Changing4Best I live with a constant complainer

 

[coraxxx]

Boolean modelling is ugly
And particle hair systems are a hellish nightmare that will burn my laptop away.
Cat likes peeing on my bed or on me if she doesn’t like something
And top baby neighbor jumps on the floor like a giant spider.
Daylight nowadays virtually doesn’t exist
And the covers always twist

Passing by the days making ranting pseudo-haikus

 

[Teasel]

I'm hungry.

 

[Survivor3]

I'm hungry.

me too. What can you make to eat @Teasel?

 

[coraxxx]

I’m completely rabid with the inconsistency of Spotify. Can’t change an ugly username !!!

 

[Mee]

Things used to be so simple - you had a tv . In some places you needed a tv package. Now it’s so damn confusing to try and get entertainment . We use an iPad. We did actually buy a projector because we felt like a bit of luxury - but netflix and prime don’t support projectors it seems - so returned it .

I don’t want a new tv - I hardly use it , it’s ugly , the benefit is small. Why do the people who we pay for a service care what we watch it on? I just want to watch it on my wall ! It’s bad enough we have to have subscriptions - ( we live in U.K. with a tv licence and despite not using it I still pay the tv licence in case we want to use it and because I believe in it -sort of- in principle) . I definitely do not want a tv in my room but do like watching a movie in bed sometimes .

this is such a pointless and silly complaint with no answer . It’s just annoying. Thank you for giving me space to vent.

 

[RussellSue]

I hate vehicle issues.

I also hate that I don't have a job yet/still and therefore we cannot commit to buying a car on payments and so we either have to fix what is wrong with the one we just bought or buy another cheap car and hope for a little better. Grrrr.

I hate that vehicle issues trigger me in such an astounding way.

I hate that I cannot go get on a bus and forget about this problem.

I hate that I am so full of hate, today.