#41 ·
People trying to go it alone in their differences? They aren't getting anywhere—just too weak on their own.
Your desperate cry for help is basically just looking for someone else who feels the same way.
It’s only when you actually band together as a group that you have any real power to make an impact.
Look at the LGBTQ+ community, for example.
They’re incredibly successful because they use that collective strength to push their identity.
If you can't find people like yourself, you're pretty much stuck being rejected or forced to assimilate.
Assimilation is a brutal process—honestly, people end up using all sorts of substances just to cope with it.
Then you've got those specialists who facilitate that assimilation, the ones everyone seems to distrust—psychiatrists.
I totally get where you're coming from, but I can't really help you out here.
Your desperate cry for help is basically just looking for someone else who feels the same way.
It’s only when you actually band together as a group that you have any real power to make an impact.
Look at the LGBTQ+ community, for example.
They’re incredibly successful because they use that collective strength to push their identity.
If you can't find people like yourself, you're pretty much stuck being rejected or forced to assimilate.
Assimilation is a brutal process—honestly, people end up using all sorts of substances just to cope with it.
Then you've got those specialists who facilitate that assimilation, the ones everyone seems to distrust—psychiatrists.
I totally get where you're coming from, but I can't really help you out here.