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[beefyt]

I have the feeling lately that I've been wrong about more things than right. It's frustrating, like I don't know what to do, and I have no way of telling right from wrong. I'm grateful to the people I know who are patient and don't judge me while helping me to see the difference. I worry, though, that I only see this distinction in the easy things

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[m4ry73]

I hope I'm patient enough with you. Sometimes I feel like the things I believe, especially feminist things, are so obvious that it's frustrating to me when they aren't obvious to everybody. If I get mad, please tell me to shut up and be nicer.

Does it matter if you are so-called wrong? In some cosmic sense, no, but in the society in which we live, the grand delusions and unadjudicated assumptions people make are incredibly important. Your privilege is somebody else's oppression. So if you feel wrong, I would advise you to examine why you feel that way. Are you contributing to something hurtful to others?

I love you. I can't wait to see you this weekend. I'm sorry I've been so busy and stressed, and not really there for you these past few days. I'm sorry if I don't support you as much as I should. Please know that if you have something important to talk about, I'm there. Unless I'm writing a paper, in which case you may have to wait a few hours. (jk)

[stukor]

we all go through periods like this. though that isn't to say your situation isn't unique, the general sentiment is kind of universal in young adults.

as a general rule if i feel like i've exhausted myself in being true to myself and my friends i feel pretty good about any situation even when i fuck up. "right intention" is my favorite part of the eight-fold path as it absolves me from alot of my worries.