I’ve probably mentioned this before in one of my posts, but I used to be exceedingly passionate about politics. For a while, it was my entire identity. I would even consider it my lifeline. I held onto it tightly—quite literally for dear life—especially around 2020–2021, when the pandemic and everything that came with it was … Continue reading What counts as life?
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The Problem With Being Reasonable
Republicans communicate in outrage. Liberals communicate in irony. And if you’re wondering which one mobilizes people more effectively, the last decade of American politics has already answered that question. If you scroll through conservative media, you’ll hear about threats, enemies, crises, and things being taken away. If you scroll through liberal media, you’ll find satire, … Continue reading The Problem With Being Reasonable
Touchy Subject
Currently thinking about how my blood actually boils when someone says they’re not “into politics.” Like, what does that even mean? I’ve heard every version of it. I’ve been called dramatic, told I care too much, told to chill out, and told it’s not my place to worry about certain things. People love to tell … Continue reading Touchy Subject
Are Blogs Still a Thing?
This is only me second post, and I have found that there’s something slightly embarrassing about writing thoughtful things on the internet. The internet is not exactly designed for thoughtful things. At least in my experience as a someone who has spent a lot of time consuming it. To me, it’s designed for reactions, jokes, … Continue reading Are Blogs Still a Thing?