The reality is setting in that people simply do not care about making the world a better place. It is breaking my heart, and I do not know how to reconcile my thoughts. I'm sorry to be such a downer here but I don't know where else to share.
Perhaps the climate catastrophe, human suffering, and inequality is so large and so much out of people's hands that even people who care have come to a state of learned helplessness. However, there are things within people's control that doesn't change. At work, I listen to a coworker frustrated about a simple problem. It would be a simple change to make this person's job much less painful, but he "just works here". It's just such a dumb problem to waste hours of someone's life on. To a certain extent, I can't blame him, because a lot of people just work to survive.
I want to make the world a better place. A world where people have all there basic needs met, live in balance with nature, and have a right to self determination. A world where humanity strives to be the best version of itself. I can't help but get sad or frustrated when I see something wrong. I can't help but feel like I'm a downer to my friends when I point these things out. They don't disagree with me, but it just seems like a depressing topic. People seem generally content to live their normal lives. In the same way, I can't blame them. It won't build a better future, but they deserve to be happy.
Maybe my coworkers are right, and that I'm too naïve. Maybe my friends are right, and that I'm too empathetic for my own good. I am envious that they can turn off the thing in their head that worries, or wants to make things better, and that they can just enjoy life. A more utopian future is generations away, or maybe never. If I can't effect change, maybe I should find an outlet, or stop caring, or something. idk, sorry for yapping. if you're reading this i hope you have a good day
Why are you rage baiting in a place where people can get banned for giving you the kind of reply you deserve?
Rhetorical question, obviously.
See, the irony of this comment is that projecting some entirely made up narrative onto the motivations of other people is exactly the sort of self-destructive self-righteousness that seems to be harming the OP in the first place.
FWIW, I had in no way considered the moderation policy of this "place", whichever "place" you're referring to, at all.
But feel free to reach out to me privately to give me whatever reply you think I "deserve". Which is also some chilling degree of self-righteousness, frankly. You're not social media Batman doing justice by insulting people, along with the rest of world saving that's not on you or the OP.
Not reading this. Feel free to start this discussion with me on nostr, where there are no bans, if you have a spine
"A spine" as opposed to... being afraid that you're mean to me?
I mean, I've been around. I think I can picture worse than you can do by talking to me, going by our interaction so far.
Also, the idea of "meet me behind the gym" but with Nostr is just about the most hilarious thing I've read on social media. We live in the dumbest dystopia. OP may have been correct for the wrong reasons.
Happy for you or sorry that happened or whatever