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>holy molly
TBH I feel quite split on my life and how to view it and probably shouldn't have mentioned that little fact there, at least in that way. Basically I've been in a wide variety of situations and to fully explain it would require to go far into the personal.
Because victimhood and introversion are desired and reduced so much on the net as a way to be cool and gain social status, so it makes me a little aloof in such matters unless something comes up
I could present myself in such a light, and has I've had some very significant down points. It be dishonest to present it as just that though. Even if I could select experiences that I could give the impression of a poor kid who lived on the rough side of town (Drugs, gang violence, one guy tried to set my family's house on fire from the back alley, etc). And that little bit really paints a picture, but it ain't a full one (the drugs were usually tame, by my teens the gang violence had died down to the point where I hardly ever run into shady people in my neighborhood, and that setting house on fire was one incident, I'm not the only one who had to deal those crazy neighbors, I once spent awhile in the countryside away from town, etc). I will say that I am unsure how to characterize it all, and there is a lot of strange forces and situations that I would certainly say were probably not very comparable to others, but were too mundane to consider truly amazing or bad, just strange enough to raise questions in a way. I don't wanna join that social media game, so I won't raise any issues again unless something really relates to the topic or I drawn on some life experience for a fanfic
Not that I've been misleading y'all, just that I don't wanna come across the whole victumhood/my amazing odd life pie

>not everything new means something good.It´s fine to stay skeptical about the new waves that could interfere more than you would be capable of.
Actually I was meaning that I had somethings that I considered victories/opportunity from what others would see as a constrained environment, and I wasn't sure if my perspective was a little wonky do to the unstable environment. Speaking of which...

>well, like the BO said, I prefer the stable times if that´s the price in order to live in "interesting" times
Wise advice, my only add on to it would be not to giving up improving your state or having fun when in a state of mundaneness, other wise you stop living life.