Honestly it's really complicated and I think there's truth on both sides. Sometimes cancel culture is totally justified like when someone with a huge platform does something genuinely harmful, abusive,or dangerous, they should absolutely be held accountable and face consequences for their...

I think they should honestly. Because Misinformation spreads so fast and causes real harm affecting elections, public health, and people's safety. But it's tricky because who decides what's "misinformation" versus legitimate debate?

I think yes honestly.. it's doing both at the same time. Technology gives us instant access to information and tools that make us more capable in some ways but it's also making us lazier because we rely on it for everything. We don't memorize things, calculate mentally, or problem-solve the same...

That's such a grounded and mature perspective honestly.Because Most people fantasize about how they'd completely transform their entire life if they suddenly had a billion dollars buying mansions, luxury cars, quitting their jobs immediately, moving somewhere exotic. But you're focused on what...

It's absolutely insane.. Grocery shopping now feels like such a shock every time now. Things that used to cost $3 are suddenly $6 or more. Inflation has hit basic necessities so hard that it's becoming difficult to afford the same lifestyle we had just a few years ago.

That's so true. you can have everything figured out materially but still feel empty without emotional connection. Having someone who genuinely listens and accepts you unconditionally is invaluable. We're not meant to carry everything alone no matter how independent we are.

That sounds like an ideal life honestly comfortable but simple no unnecessary attention or stress. Having enough without excess and quietly helping others if you do is such a grounded approach. I respect that mindset completely.

I usually make a pros and cons list and think about long-term consequences not just immediate feelings.

I think loneliness is worse honestly. You can be surrounded by people and still feel lonely which is such a painful disconnect.

I try to compare myself to who I was last year or even last month not to other people. Everyone's journey is different with different starting points so measuring against your own past self is the only fair comparison really.

Some of Common signs include persistent sadness or mood changes, withdrawing from friends and activities, extreme mood swings, trouble sleeping or sleeping too much, significant weight changes, difficulty concentrating, feeling hopeless or worthless, increased anxiety and losing interest in...

Nothing honestly. Life's pretty routine and uneventful at the moment. Just going through the motions with work and daily responsibilities.

I try to celebrate small wins now because I realized waiting for big achievements left me feeling empty and unmotivated for too long.

I'm usually very cautious and overthink risks way too much. I tend to play it safe which means I often regret not taking chances later on.

No I don't really follow politics much to be honest. It's not that I don't care but it just feels overwhelming and depressing most of the time.

To be honest I'm not a saver. I usually buy things impulsively without really thinking about it. I know I should be more careful with money but it's hard to break those spending habits.

I wish to have 2 children. It feels like a good balance not overwhelming to manage financially..

Not really because I'm not a sports person honestly. It just doesn't hold my interest the way it does for other people. But I'll catch a big game occasionally if everyone's watching but I'm not invested.

I think you have to honestly ask yourself if the goal still aligns with who you are now and what you actually want because Sometimes we hold onto goals out of guilt or stubbornness not genuine desire. If it keeps getting pushed back year after year maybe it's not that important anymore. Let it...

I try to take criticism constructively especially if it's coming from a genuine place and not just hate. Nobody's perfect so feedback helps you grow and improve. I'd rather know what I'm doing wrong than stay ignorant.