RE: RE: Today's Hardest Truth
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RE: Today's Hardest Truth

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I try my best to always give friends like you my most devoted attention and reflective responses. It's not easy but I'm fortunate to have a lot of time to devote to it.

We are fast becoming a world of spoonfed identities. We are allowed to look different, and have any kind of sex with anyone (or anything) on earth, but we have to all think alike. It's insane!!!

It is pretty insane yeah lol.
There's so many layers to it as well. The division it causes, selfishness, self righteous thinking, and feelings loneliness.. It's quite a phenomenon. How so many have the "me me me first" mindset, not willing to ever make sacrifice for others, and wonder why they feel so lonely at the end of the day. In turn, it leaves many selfless people without anyone.

I feel a sense of gratitude and happiness for my internet friends who are able to find pockets of people who still enjoy socializing together in the flesh and spending time in nature. There's plenty of that still around, and it makes me happy knowing you're getting along well with your neighbors and getting some real human interaction there.

I try to find that where I live, but just constantly run into freak show selfishness and dishonest people who will close the door real fast on a guy who is quick to call someone on their bullshit. I'm probably digressing a bit here lol.

Your posts never show up in my feed. I don't understand this. Actually, now that I think about it, nearly everyone I care about reading doesn't show up in my following feed. hm... Maybe I should unfollow people who reblog a lot.

That's a tough one.. I generally go off of memory to visit my friends on here. Maybe going through the following list is not a bad idea for me either, because looking at my following feed is akin to looking at the "recent posts" section in "all posts" lol. But sometimes that causes upset and hurt feelings, so it's not something I have done in a long time. I even had a person unfollow me once that I was supporting and commenting on regularly and visited her blog asking why she unfollowed, and she felt bad about it and said it was an accident because she was unfollowing a bunch of people who never interacted with her.

I wouldn't let it stress you too much. You're perceptive and have a keen ability to know who is important to you and who is not, and with that perception comes the knowing that you are loved , valued, and appreciated for all your hard work, dedication, and kindness to others on this blockchain, even if it's only by a few,
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.. or something like that lol.

I hope you have a nice Sunday my friend :)

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