Does anyone else feel like they're in a constant state of just... waiting? I'm in my early 20s, i'm in my final semester of a commerce degree which I hate (have to study online as I'm unvaxxed), I'm completely banned from society and my only current form of income is a government allowance I get for caring for my disabled grandfather as I can no longer work. I barely speak to my friends and family anymore as they're all vax cultists and I'm struggling to find a way to progress in life amidst all this uncertainty. What are you guys doing to cope with all this bullshit? I feel like I need to be using all this alone time to learn some new skills etc. but don't know where to start. Any advice would be greatly appreciated :)
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Hell yeah. I hate this waiting game. I’m trying to live my life and being in FL, it is now pretty easy to do. Except my company still hasn’t addressed federal contractor vaccine mandate nor my request for a religious exemption. Will I have a job or no? But I can always find work as a software engineer...
What will happen to all of my family that has saved and sacrificed while everyone else partied? I can’t convince our parents to hedge their 401Ks with silver and GME and DWAC... I worry about them should they lose everything. We have our 401Ks and husband has a pension. But I don’t worry about us. I know God will provide. My younger daughter has a bunch of cash and is trying to buy a home in TX right now but keeps getting outbid by those with all cash offers. I can’t convince her to just wait. But she does have GME and DWAC in an IRA so she won’t be totally screwed with a crash.
My faith helps me a lot. My husband doesn’t have it and I see the difference in how we handle the uncertainty. God will provide. Plus, I don’t care what happens to us as long as the future generations are free.