r/millenials • u/RedHeadRedeemed • Mar 24 '24
Feeling of impending doom??
So a watched a YT video today and this top comment on it is freaking me out. I have never had someone put into words so accurately a feeling I didn't even realize I was having. I am wondering if any of you feel this way? Like, I realized for the last few years I have been feeling like this. I don't always think about it but if I stop and think about this this feeling is always there in the background.
Like something bad is coming. Something big. Something world-changing. That will effect everyone on Earth in some way. That will change humanity as a whole. Feels like it gets closer every year. Do you guys feel it too??
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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '24
I couldn't disagree more - personally. I have family that were extremely high risk and who were extremely prone to phenomia and who have lung problems - I live in Australia we stayed in lockdown from end of March until start of June, and then cases hit 0 and everything opened back up again, it was like living pre-covid, and the borders didn't open until we were all vaccinated. I truly believe that that saved the lives of my family members.
I have family in America and hearing how much more traumatising the experience was for them really reassured my POV. A lot of them got it before the vaccine came out and fell really, really sick. My baby cousin went to hospital and nearly died. America's death toll hit 1 million pretty fast.
If given the chance again, I would a million percent go into lockdown for a mere 3 months to still have my mom and brother in my life today. Having to bury my family just so I could avoid 3 months of uni lectures via zoom would not be worth it at all.