Dawn of the Final Day : r:somethingiswrong2024

>Amen. I can't even talk to my husband about any of this stuff, because just even talking about it stresses him out. In fact, I have noticed that he has become much more grouchy and irritable even when we are NOT talking about. It feels like we have this tidal wave of despotism just poised over our heads, and there is nowhere to run to escape its effects. Immediately after the election, I started looking up other countries to move to and checked into whether I am eligible for dual citizenship (I'm not), but my husband told me that I couldn't leave and ultimately feel okay about it without trying to fix the problem. Ironically, I am now all in to fighting the Orange Pumpkin and his minions (Is fElon really a minion...?? maybe more of a "maxion...???"), but he is still mired in despair and feelings of powerlessness. I keep bringing up historical precedents when the everyday citizens have effected real change even if took a long time and a lot of sacrifice (e.g., women's right to vote, civil rights movement, etc.). As for me, I keep harking back to the quote, "I have not yet begun to fight...." Tonight, we are getting with friends, wearing black, and holding a "wake." January 20, the real work begins.

You can't make this up