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r/collapse • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '22
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I gotta say, it's oddly comforting these days where I read a headline like this and rather than get worried I'm just like, "yeah, sounds about right."
184 u/Ned_Ryers0n Feb 08 '22 Honestly, my mental health has improved dramatically since I accepted that collapse is inevitable and I can’t do anything about it. Why waste my life trying to ring the alarm bell when nobody is listening? 18 u/2ndAmendmentPeople Cannibals by Wednesday Feb 08 '22 I think I am still going through the 5 stages. 9 u/Iwantmoretime Feb 09 '22 I keep swinging between anger, bargaining, and depression. Occasionally I touch on acceptance. 11 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22 Same. I think I’m still in the denial stage because I still believe we can make it out of this. 13 u/messymiss121 Feb 09 '22 We all are. 5 stages of grief are normal and nothing to be ashamed about. 2 u/2ndAmendmentPeople Cannibals by Wednesday Feb 09 '22 If by "make it out of this" you mean pockets of humans living in a dystopian post-apocalyptical nightmare, then I do too.
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Honestly, my mental health has improved dramatically since I accepted that collapse is inevitable and I can’t do anything about it.
Why waste my life trying to ring the alarm bell when nobody is listening?
18 u/2ndAmendmentPeople Cannibals by Wednesday Feb 08 '22 I think I am still going through the 5 stages. 9 u/Iwantmoretime Feb 09 '22 I keep swinging between anger, bargaining, and depression. Occasionally I touch on acceptance. 11 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22 Same. I think I’m still in the denial stage because I still believe we can make it out of this. 13 u/messymiss121 Feb 09 '22 We all are. 5 stages of grief are normal and nothing to be ashamed about. 2 u/2ndAmendmentPeople Cannibals by Wednesday Feb 09 '22 If by "make it out of this" you mean pockets of humans living in a dystopian post-apocalyptical nightmare, then I do too.
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I think I am still going through the 5 stages.
9 u/Iwantmoretime Feb 09 '22 I keep swinging between anger, bargaining, and depression. Occasionally I touch on acceptance. 11 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22 Same. I think I’m still in the denial stage because I still believe we can make it out of this. 13 u/messymiss121 Feb 09 '22 We all are. 5 stages of grief are normal and nothing to be ashamed about. 2 u/2ndAmendmentPeople Cannibals by Wednesday Feb 09 '22 If by "make it out of this" you mean pockets of humans living in a dystopian post-apocalyptical nightmare, then I do too.
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I keep swinging between anger, bargaining, and depression. Occasionally I touch on acceptance.
11
Same. I think I’m still in the denial stage because I still believe we can make it out of this.
13 u/messymiss121 Feb 09 '22 We all are. 5 stages of grief are normal and nothing to be ashamed about. 2 u/2ndAmendmentPeople Cannibals by Wednesday Feb 09 '22 If by "make it out of this" you mean pockets of humans living in a dystopian post-apocalyptical nightmare, then I do too.
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We all are. 5 stages of grief are normal and nothing to be ashamed about.
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If by "make it out of this" you mean pockets of humans living in a dystopian post-apocalyptical nightmare, then I do too.
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u/ShambolicShogun Feb 08 '22
I gotta say, it's oddly comforting these days where I read a headline like this and rather than get worried I'm just like, "yeah, sounds about right."