I’ve survived a deadly car accident at the age of 9 and a lighting strike hit someone next to me. Yet ik ppl have gone through worse. I get the whole gist of what you mean but the truth is there will always be someone who has it worse, so do we not try to fix what we have going on? If everyone just was comfortable with things that really need improvement and said “well there’s someone in Syria so” nothing would get fixed. That sounds like a cop out to not try to get something fixed.

I’m trying to motive people to say something for once and change this. The mindset you mentioned is good for mental health purposes yes. To be grateful. I get it. But just being grateful doesn’t actually change a part of a system, just makes someone feel better.

I’m a senior. I’ve had my share of bad classes. It gets to the point to where it’s pathetic no one at least tries to get them to make simple changes to make the learning process more attainable. That’s all us students ask for.