I don't see things ever going back to normal but for different reasons. It feels like people are doing things to pretend to live rather than to actually live if that makes sense. I don't really know how to describe it but things will never, ever feel the same even if this coronavirus nonsense magically disappeared tomorrow.
Anybody else feel like life is merely trying to emulate life rather than being
Samuel Cook
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Christopher Ward
>t. recently turned 40 years old
Jaxon Hughes
That’s called trauma
Luke Baker
Everyone is brainwashed beyond hope. I live in a world where everyone has single digit IQs. All my friends, family, the public, now are demonically possessed and hopelessly worshipping the TV.
There ARE NO humans. Its over. Atomic decay won...we just havnt realized it yet.
Jackson Cox
Yes but I felt that way even before the memedemic. There's too much instant gratification, people lack drive, everyone's become nostalgia obsessed. I keep hoping it will eventually turn around but I'm afraid that's just how it is now.
>OH NOW THERE IS NO SOUND
Xavier Barnes
Someone that old lost touch with normal in 2001
Carter Cruz
Yeah, I think it's something a lot of people notice as they get older.
I'm 35 and my main internal response to most of what people say or do around me is to doubt their sincerity. Less because I think they're trying to deceive me and more because I can't conceive of the possibility where I would care about what they're caring about were I in their given situation.
Like a general recurring sentiment of "does that really matter?"
Zachary Perry
I'm only like 22.
John Fisher
You’re not wrong, your age group lives for social approval, likes and followers. All this shit is superficial. People go out to fancy place or travel not because really they want to, but because they can post photos on Instagram.
Hunter Gonzalez