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    9 months ago

    For the most part Americans are so desensitized to the gain Violence that it’s not something most of us think about much.

    I’ve grown up in a post Columbine world, and mass shootings have been a part of my life since it started. They’re just a really unfortunate part of life here that won’t change unless there’s a massive culture shift.











  • I do, but I don’t post about them. I don’t like making posts and try to avoid doing so at all costs.

    Other gaming pretty much has nothing in common with Simracing. It doesn’t use any of the same hardware, tends to take a lot of money to get started in and isn’t something for casual players.

    I don’t like generic communities overall. I find them boring and tending to lack in creativity. The reason I liked Reddit so much was I didn’t need to interact with other subjects, I could find my niche and stay there without needing to deal with other gaming groups.








  • If it was just annoying habits I’d agree. But deep down I’m a bitter, unhappy person. I’m not willing to sacrifice for other people anymore and along with that I realized I’m not cut out for caring about other people. I struggle with the concept of love beyond what would be considered reasonable in a relationship. There are parts of me broken beyond repair, and I can fix all the other things, but those 1-2 things are completely incompatible with being in a healthy relationship. It’s unfair to the other party to expect them to put up with my problems.

    I’m not saying everyone should take this approach, I’m just sharing what has worked for me. I’m probably a little too aware of my own shortcomings, but I’d rather be like this than trying to conform to what people consider normal.