#when i'm introspective and dismantling toxic behaviors in me

[stylezxsilvermoon]

YES YES YES, this, being empathetic can be taught, i think its really a innate human want, but i believe it HAS to come from inside, that you truly want to be good, look inward on yourself, be introspective, and yes sometimes you'll slip up and say something mean, being a nice person does not mean being pure, nice people can be assholes from time to time, but they take those times and learn from them. that's what being human is, care about other people because we're all we've got. get introspective about it, get self-healing about it, god, it's gonna be hard but you're gonna feel good after, i'm gen z and the last few months i've REALLY been trying to be introspective and looking inward and self-healing and WHO KNEW it makes you feel good. it makes other people feel good, be good and people will notice the difference. weakness is a strong thing, acknowledging you'll never be perfect or pure (or society for that matter) heals you, vulnerability is a strength in the face of trying to be tough. vulnerability is power.

things we need to address:

gen z men getting pulled into alt-right pipelines through andrew tate, joe rogan, elon musk, jordan peterson etc

the gullibility and stupidity of half the country voting against our collective best interests

the broad effect social media has on public and common good

lazy minds and lack of empathy

outside-country interference (trump and elon’s connections to russia and the amount of bots from other countries spreading misinformation)

the long-term effects of AI and rampant disinformation