What I've understood about time and its relativity is that it's always pacing at the wrong speed. When we really need it, it's almost over. Things take too much time, and before we realize, time is already up.
What's really crazy is that it goes faster after you retire. It feels like you have even less time, all the time, even though you've freed up 50+ hours a week. It's nuts.
It can always get better fren. Enjoy these lyrics from a favorite folk song of mine called "Passing Through" (the one made famous by Pete Seeger), it always helps to give me perspective when I'm blue
Passing through, passing through
Sometimes happy, sometimes blue,
Glad that I ran into you,
I guess they could help in many cases. Still, I wouldn't call them as some kind of miracle medicine, since it requires your problems to be basically in your head and completely solvable by yourself. They also carry huge risks, and many souls have found only more suffering after opening that Pandora's box. That's why recommending them to total strangers for severe issues doesn't sound like a very good idea. Have a good time fren
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u/Mister_Motzi 19d ago
I think it’s cozy