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[liminal_space]

i'm wondering if it's a genx thing or not, but i notice a lot of my group are just living their best lives while somewhatish actively fighting the fight. i think we have the mentality of shit's gonna happen/just try to stay alive until the dust settles, but i may be totally and completely wrong. 

i do know that my best of the best x'ers talk some highly good and informed shit about drump and his ilklings. i also know it's becoming harder to have any respect or love for people who voted for him, although i try to be MY best self and see the person, not the politics. 

still. you know who you are, fuckers. *middle finger*

=D

but still, let's all dance together whilst listening to this song: 

as a side note, i sort of like his man purse. 

Comments

[adafrog.livejournal.com]

Yep

[liminal-space.livejournal.com]

it's the pits, man. the pits.

[kazzy-cee.livejournal.com]

I love how slightly disapproving some of those people are - especially when he jumps on the furniture LOL!

[liminal-space.livejournal.com]

they're going to be a lot more furious if he continues on the crazy train he's on. it's batshit nuts over here!

[mallorys-camera.livejournal.com]

You have to live your best life because otherwise, the angst will consume every waking moment of your life, effectively turning you into the very thing you hate.

I have some friends who voted for Trump. A lot of my left-leaning friends have cut all Trump-voting friends off, but I won' do that. That only leads to increasing polarization. I think it's essential to keep the lines of communication open.

[liminal-space.livejournal.com]

i think that if i let all this negative in, i'd just be a husk that could blow away in the wind. i allow myself a few days every week to stick my head in the sand and ignore, ignore, ignore.

while i love my trump supporting friends, there are times i want to smack them (much like cher smacked nicholas cage in /moonlighting/) and say, "snap out of it!" i imagine they want to do the same to me. >.<