Does anyone else feel like they are living in an entirely different timeline than a lot of their friends?
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@RobotDiver FWIW repeated covid infections can lead to cognitive decline.
Yes. I consider this regularly. It's starting to feel a bit like invasion of the body snatchers. I miss the friends I knew and I think that adds to my grief.
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Yes. I consider this regularly. It's starting to feel a bit like invasion of the body snatchers. I miss the friends I knew and I think that adds to my grief.
@RobotDiver I get that. I lost my social life, such as it was.
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@RobotDiver I get that. I lost my social life, such as it was.
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Does anyone else feel like they are living in an entirely different timeline than a lot of their friends? Post covid onset times I feel like there is this massive gorge that has developed. It feels like mass denial not just about covid but about everything in general.
I sent a friend something about collective societal grief and the response was that they had no understanding of what it was about.
These are people who used to process and think deeply about things and now they all live in this "same as it ever was bubble" and it's really depressing. They all act like I'm somehow a crazy person. It's really weird to feel gaslit by the world and friends and family and media on the regular and try to keep your balance among things.
Grateful to a tiny handful of humans who don't make me feel that way, but man do I ever feel distance from people I once considered very close. I can't help but think that this is how we die eventually. With everyone denying the things going on right i front of their faces to the very end and making no effort to change trajectory.
@RobotDiver yes, I definitely have this, it's distressing. I've been told I am living in fear not living my life to the fullest. I want to actually live a while? And I enjoy what I do, I have just reduced it to be safer!
My family and I have some friends that are really good and are as cautious as we are, and are also more aware of everything else going on in the world. Thank goodness for those people! Part of me feels sad about the distance with others but it's how it has to be
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Does anyone else feel like they are living in an entirely different timeline than a lot of their friends? Post covid onset times I feel like there is this massive gorge that has developed. It feels like mass denial not just about covid but about everything in general.
I sent a friend something about collective societal grief and the response was that they had no understanding of what it was about.
These are people who used to process and think deeply about things and now they all live in this "same as it ever was bubble" and it's really depressing. They all act like I'm somehow a crazy person. It's really weird to feel gaslit by the world and friends and family and media on the regular and try to keep your balance among things.
Grateful to a tiny handful of humans who don't make me feel that way, but man do I ever feel distance from people I once considered very close. I can't help but think that this is how we die eventually. With everyone denying the things going on right i front of their faces to the very end and making no effort to change trajectory.
@RobotDiver
i think that maybe we have long (always?) lived in different worlds, but that the veil has been lifted and so it's becoming more clear to some of us -
@RobotDiver
i think that maybe we have long (always?) lived in different worlds, but that the veil has been lifted and so it's becoming more clear to some of usThis may be very true
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Does anyone else feel like they are living in an entirely different timeline than a lot of their friends? Post covid onset times I feel like there is this massive gorge that has developed. It feels like mass denial not just about covid but about everything in general.
I sent a friend something about collective societal grief and the response was that they had no understanding of what it was about.
These are people who used to process and think deeply about things and now they all live in this "same as it ever was bubble" and it's really depressing. They all act like I'm somehow a crazy person. It's really weird to feel gaslit by the world and friends and family and media on the regular and try to keep your balance among things.
Grateful to a tiny handful of humans who don't make me feel that way, but man do I ever feel distance from people I once considered very close. I can't help but think that this is how we die eventually. With everyone denying the things going on right i front of their faces to the very end and making no effort to change trajectory.
@RobotDiver Ohhhh, yeah. This sounds very much like my experience.
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Does anyone else feel like they are living in an entirely different timeline than a lot of their friends? Post covid onset times I feel like there is this massive gorge that has developed. It feels like mass denial not just about covid but about everything in general.
I sent a friend something about collective societal grief and the response was that they had no understanding of what it was about.
These are people who used to process and think deeply about things and now they all live in this "same as it ever was bubble" and it's really depressing. They all act like I'm somehow a crazy person. It's really weird to feel gaslit by the world and friends and family and media on the regular and try to keep your balance among things.
Grateful to a tiny handful of humans who don't make me feel that way, but man do I ever feel distance from people I once considered very close. I can't help but think that this is how we die eventually. With everyone denying the things going on right i front of their faces to the very end and making no effort to change trajectory.
@RobotDiver Yes. And especially since AI boosterism was layered on top of Covid denialism, I feel quite disconnected to many people I used to relate to.
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Does anyone else feel like they are living in an entirely different timeline than a lot of their friends? Post covid onset times I feel like there is this massive gorge that has developed. It feels like mass denial not just about covid but about everything in general.
I sent a friend something about collective societal grief and the response was that they had no understanding of what it was about.
These are people who used to process and think deeply about things and now they all live in this "same as it ever was bubble" and it's really depressing. They all act like I'm somehow a crazy person. It's really weird to feel gaslit by the world and friends and family and media on the regular and try to keep your balance among things.
Grateful to a tiny handful of humans who don't make me feel that way, but man do I ever feel distance from people I once considered very close. I can't help but think that this is how we die eventually. With everyone denying the things going on right i front of their faces to the very end and making no effort to change trajectory.
@RobotDiver Yes, it's the Dark R wing that has influenced them. People are lazy and think they know everything. It's too scary for these whimps to know the truth. A read a psot the other day and it was called "Truth Decay."
You aren't alone and I know it's very hard.
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@RobotDiver Yes, it's the Dark R wing that has influenced them. People are lazy and think they know everything. It's too scary for these whimps to know the truth. A read a psot the other day and it was called "Truth Decay."
You aren't alone and I know it's very hard.
A lot of mine aren't even r wingers, which is extra astounding. Musicians, artists etc.
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