I've been redpilled for quite some time. But I was completely unaware of Q and the Great Awakening until just after the Nov elections. My search for the truth of what happened ultimately led me here.
I'm fully awake now. First thing I do when I wake up is check TGAW. However I'm exhausted. I need to take a break, and some of my personal relationships are suffering as it feels like my psyche and personhood is under siege, my real self only emerging or sallying forth, when the cavalry arrives and POTUS is restored. Then I can show and help those around me come to grips with what happened. Like I said I need to take a break for a while, but at the same time I'm quite obsessive. I struggle not to check this site and other outlets I trust every hour for fear of missing something.
I know some of you have been woken up for years now, how do you handle it?
One definite good thing that came from this is I reconnected with God after walking away almost a decade ago.
For sure. When all is said and done this movement will likely push more people to God than any pastor could. Knowing without a doubt that evil exists, also confirms that God does too, for those that were non believers.
The info is also very hard to accept, help is required. Woke up in 2001 for me and no way I could have held it together that long without God and finding like minded people online, because in real life it's very difficult. Truth is a lonely road.
That's the funny thing, wasn't the good stuff or the positive people that led me back to God. It was pizzagate, frazzledrip and the tunnels...faced with such overwhelming evil I ran screaming to God.
I'm not saying God is not real, because he most certainly is, but how does the existence of evil singlehandedly prove the existence of God? Genuine question.
As a general philosophical rule, I can't say.
But personally the confrontation of something so incredibly evil sent me scrambling to the light.
There's something Kim Clement said when he prophesied about how God had drawn a veil over the US, in darkness faith grows. Feels like that's what happened to me.