Most of us are on this board because we weren't getting the support we needed from friends and family or we needed better information. If your spouse, significant other, or family member doesn't get Q, just stop trying to make them understand, step back, and give them a little room to process. So many of us want people to be like minded, especially those we love the most but sometimes it just doesn't work out that way. Stand your ground but don't lose your loved ones. We support you but you need to keep non toxic relationships in tact. This crisis will eventually pass but you may lose a loved one forever because you wanted to pound some sense into them. Q is research based and if they haven't done the research themselves nothing you say will probably change that. God Bless our families.
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I disagree with your disagree. Sometimes words are better left unspoken until the dust settles. My son and I have just agreed to disagree on the Trump and Q thing. Then he got riled over the Gamestop scam and I just smiled and said, "you are learning, grasshopper. Don't you get it, it's the same people? There's an elite club and we ain't in it" He's processing that still.
I didn't attend two different Christenings for a great niece and great nephew because the unvaxxed were essentially uninvited. I sent gifts anyway and well wishes with my kids who are both, sadly, double vaxxed. Both of the moms are reaching out to meet in person now, and one has already stopped by with the baby because she was in the neighborhood. In short, I think taking the high road is making some inroads, especially since - in the case of at least one of the Christenings - the militant superior strut spouse is starting to look like a huge asshole.
Play the long game. Be the nobler more admirable person. Normies who have been brainwashed but are still fundamentally caring sweet people will respond. Chose love over fear.