I don't let anything be shoved down my throat that I don't want and the people who don't want it either don't do it. The thing is, I can't change the fact that I belong to a minority, the majority decided differently, should I now see them all as victims? I cannot reverse this circumstance. Everyone does what they think is right. I have made my position clear to my own environment, and this has had personal consequences. Since then, my radius of action has been curtailed or changed. However, I do not intend to change my behaviour or my decisions at the moment. I like not judging those who buckle, change their mind or bite the bullet because of personal need. Everyone has their reasons, and it is usually very difficult to find a form of friendly understanding here.

Nevertheless, I would say that the real drama is inferior to the virtual one and that there is no mass death to be observed, as much as this may sound cynical. That was my opening statement, that people perceive probabilities set in relation over the duration of time ... for me, it's part of a form of self-protection not to get personally involved in tragic death that doesn't happen in my personally small environment. To put it crassly, it's not my business.

I had time and wanted to take a look at your blog after a long time. That's all there is to it. I think we have more in common than different in this respect.

Greetings to you.