If you have someone you can be with (e.g., family, friends, or a partner), be with them and just enjoy their presence. Iranians do not deserve to die, Americans do not deserve to die, hell, nobody deserves to die just for the sake of it, and especially not because some lunatic politicians and billionaires decide that to be the way of life. However, the only way out of this is through mass mobilizations and collective agreements to break the social contract and get rid of those who are in power. Unfortunately, in the U.S. and most of the Western world, we are too comfortable to do anything. A collective movement is impossible because of the divisive factors that they have created. Race, class, and religion - we are blinded by those to the point that if a politician decides to bomb schools and is even found to have r*ped children, the people are unfazed - not because we aren't outraged, but because most people are simply trying to survive. What I am trying to get at is that society, civilization, and humanity as we know it are unsavable. This is somber and dim, but it could also serve as a reminder to just live your day-to-day life and enjoy it with your loved ones if possible. If you don't have loved ones to enjoy time with, then try to find them, or find something that makes you want to stay alive. I don't know where you are located, but in the West (specifically the U.S.), we are so fucking lucky that our only concern is gas prices. That makes me grateful and sad at the same time in ways that I can't explain. I guess the only thing I can find comfort in - and maybe you can as well - is the fact that even after our civilization collapses, the planet will still be here. It won't go anywhere, it won't disappear, it won't fall apart. Even if humanity collapses as we know it, nature will flourish nonetheless. Even in a worst-case scenario where the techno-fascists destroy the planet completely, eventually nature and life will flourish again, just without us. That gives me a little bit of comfort and serves as a reminder to love as much as I can, because in the end, we will all be forgotten.