Facebook - Desolate

Facebook seems like a win or lose deal.  It's always there if you need it, though.

Popular Misconception and False Guise

It's not a sin to be interested in other races and also whatever the one you practice is.  Some of us just haven't been "tested" or "overrated" in this.  There's a fine line between acting human and worrying about how you appear racially and not "cutting it."

Racistic Mystery

Say, some people are very racist and nice to smart people. They are not nice to me if I'm smart because of my race. They are also popular with many others who seem to just get along with it being that way. In the end, these people will be glorified by those in high places or it will feel that's how it is. In the end, you don't know what happened and why you have no one to talk to.

"Making Changes"

It seems Early Boom parents had kids born in the mid-1980s ... their kids felt like people thought they were each the best one in the world, but now Early Boomers are coming, plowing through their lives reprimanding them that they are not that good at all and can only get close to their parents.

Some parents push their kids hard to be the best, being mean to them if they are not.  That is how they treat some people like people born around 1990 because they are embarrassed of how their kids born then turned out, in the world.

Femininity

Females may resemble their dad but are always growing more feminine, perhaps.

Too Tired to Learn Something New?

Do people get tired of learning new things as they grow older, take, violin, diving...? but maybe piano for fun is okay?

The Art of the Self

Classical musicians seem most confident they will prevail.

Fractured Logic

It's interesting when someone who is very good compared to others all the time pretty much ... if they get in a bad situation and for once are in the wrong ... what that opens up to other people who are not as good when the good person loses it? like it means these other people were really better.

A Terrible Trend

Sadly, it seems like the Black culture in the United States of America started the habit to act delirious and try to distract/divert you from thinking about the good things in life, like how much love there was before the internet and cell phones ... or about your parents or those you love.

I also noticed they especially like the "adrenaline rush" of getting closer to people during the coronavirus/COVID-19.  I know they "just want something to happen."  They feel lost and want others to feel that, too.

Racist Vibes, Inevitable?

Can it ever really be trusted to leave a non-European race person to others, especially of other races/ethnicities, and not suffer racist vibes?  Of course, different mixes and different races and different personalities get racist vibes in different ways.

So, you can.

People already know Late Generation X suffered socially.  People are actively chosing to disregard the quality of their involvement.

You thought Late Generation X was assured to always be loved if they looked like children or teenagers, but apparently people can stop loving them in light of how young they look still.  It's strange because Late Boomers still get support, though they feel more stimulated than most people, in a young way.

Everyone wants the same thing.

It's hard to talk about social problems and to start eradicating them because everyone will claim to be better than you because they claim they must all have the same problem, at least within certain demographics.  That's my experience.

"Black Lives Matter"

Why did people originally start to whine about racial issues when they gave up on life, as an excuse?  I mean it might have been in the 2010s, though something was brewing in the 2000s.  There was a clear escalation around 2003/2004.  2005 is when it seemed to really hit.