BULLSHIT! (whatever)
submitted by fuck_usernames to whatever 1.6 years ago
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Don’t listen when your inner voice says ‘well I’m just one person what can I possible do?’ That is such cop out bullshit! ONE PERSON CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING DONT YOU SEE? I’ll give you an example. Adolf Hitler. I’m so tired of hearing his name, as much as I love him and all, he is still so talked about and so famous, 60 years after he had his five minutes of fame, everyone is obsessed with him. Did he not do anything? Come on. The media makes you think one person is nothing, can’t do any damage. Ok, well isn’t a group made up of single people? Sooooo, one plus one plus one plus one etc is possible to make something happen, then by default one person can definitely do something, or else that would mean that since each single person is powerless, then adding a bunch of single people together would also be powerless. Because zero plus zero is zero. But one plus one plus one plus one etc equals hundreds, millions, whatever. Conclusion; ONE PERSON CAN DO INSANE DAMAGE EVEN WITHOUT THE GROUP. One. One can change this whole world. One can push the button the big red button takes one dude to push and we all die hypothetically. It takes one person to tell one person to tell one person and soon we all know. We have to start talking about RELIGION and politics socially in person. The most important subjects are In need of much talking. You know when you and your spouse have an issue that you are both avoiding talking about? And so the relationship gets strained possibly beyond repair after a while because you guys refuse to hash it out, communicate. And then by the time you finally do talk about it, maybe after an arguement or something, you realize it wasn’t that bad (to talk about it)and it should have been dealt with a long time ago. And after that talk, so many things are better. This is what we need socially. We have to have that argument/fight/ makeup session because we are all on different pages and everybody is pissed and rightfully so and nobody dares to make anybody uncomfortable by talking about the taboo shit. Well guess what some things are fucking uncomfortable you big baby! Get the fuck over it. Life is hard. That’s how we used to relate to each other. Through the struggle of life. Ups and downs. Im in the worst possible situation myself, on so many levels I could write a short book about the current judgement I am receiving in my life. I have a strange perspective I guess but I see the pain everywhere. Everyone’s hurting. I can feel it. Nobody is ok. Employees at stores, random people walking by, their eyes are sad. We are all worried and feeling alone when we’re not alone at all, we’re actually all in the same boat and nobody will say so. I’m calling it now. I see the pain. I feel bad for the people who are waiting for when they will drop dead. I’m so sorry. That’s right up there with what I’m dealing with. It’s devastating when you have a realization that it’s gonna be over soon. And did you live a good life? Nope, I sure didn’t. I lived an embarrassing shameful life. And only now I see the error of my ways and it’s too late for all that. It’s too late. Life isn’t what I thought it was, and it’s just like a stupid selfish girl like me to have thought I was so smart and I had it all figured out. I wish I could have talked to more people about more sensitive things that may be u comfortable, but could have helped me, saved me. I can prove that one person can make a difference- I personally have affected one life in a way that changed him and his whole family. I simply convinced someone I love dearly to get sober. I asked him to give me three weeks to get him through the full detox and if he is unhappy being sober after that then he can do whatever he wants. I did that knowing that he wouldn’t go back cuz once you break through the barrier of feeling like shit and being very tired all the time and grumpy you’re fine. One morning you wake up and feel much better. From there, he repaired his relationship with his family and they are so happy to have their son back. It’s been 12 years for him. He did the work, I only made the suggestion. But I made a difference. You see