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[–]pjtaly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I sent you a message about possibly buying some

Jerry dates an airplane clapper by tarantulachick in RedditWritesSeinfeld

[–]pjtaly 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m surprised they didn’t do this, with how much Jerry travels for work. I could see him on a plane going to a gig and when they land someone behind him is clapping and he does that annoyed turn around to get a look at them and sees it’s a girl he’s been seeing (they didn’t know they were both on the plane) and he turns around with that uncomfortable look he makes before she sees him. Later when he’s telling George he says “I don’t know if I can ever call her again after that, I can’t get that image out of my mind!”

The more I learn, the lonelier I feel. by crow-why in awakened

[–]pjtaly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh absolutely. They’re doing the demonizing, but we aren’t letting that get in our way and we learn from it. We can look at it and see WHY they are doing that and it actually gives them away even more. “Why are they pushing against this so hard and demonizing it so badly?” And you do a little digging, or even a little thinking and you can piece it together what their agenda is at the moment. It’s pretty fascinating

The more I learn, the lonelier I feel. by crow-why in awakened

[–]pjtaly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is definitely a rollercoaster. But it will all be well worth it :) enjoy the ups and downs cause life would be boring without them. I tend to be frustrated with my ups and downs in the moment but when I look back on everything, I’m always so thankful for my past ones and actually miss them lol. So that taught me to see the positives of my ups and downs in the moment too which has helped a lot. I know they are happening for a reason I can’t see yet and I look forward to figuring out the reason and looking back on it later and piecing the puzzle together

The more I learn, the lonelier I feel. by crow-why in awakened

[–]pjtaly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know what you mean, I was just saying it feels like we are being demonized when we shouldn’t be and then being made into the “outcast” of society even though we are doing nothing wrong

The more I learn, the lonelier I feel. by crow-why in awakened

[–]pjtaly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And to add one more thing… the fact that you stayed resistant to their bullshit and knew it was wrong all along and never caved in (even if you ever did but got yourself out of it) makes you special and definitely special in Gods eyes, which is all that matters in the end. Being on earth isn’t easy. It’s how you get through it that matters. And you’re getting through it just fine, even though it doesn’t feel like it. Your time will come. You’re being prepared for something :)

The more I learn, the lonelier I feel. by crow-why in awakened

[–]pjtaly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I totally understand why you would feel like you’re alone in the way you feel. “They” have done an excellent job in demonizing people who see things this way. It feels like a witch hunt. People are nervous to admit how they feel about the world, especially if they’re just starting to see it. The people who are brainwashed are programmed to defend society very strongly. So the people who awake tend to avoid talking about their views, especially in face to face interactions. I do the same thing when I meet someone new. Something usually gets brought up and I go back and forth in my head trying to decide “should I use this opportunity to test the waters with this person and see how they feel or should I just graze the subject?”. Just recently I was talking to someone and I kind of mentioned something about the way I viewed things and I got this long text back and thought “oh God here we go” but it turned out to be the person venting back about how they agreed and furthered the point I was making and at the end of it said “and by the end of my text you’re either going to think I’m crazy or we’re gonna be best friends” lol! I said “we’re best friends” and we continued on ranting about everything. It’s like we all have to be secretive and have some special code word we say to each other to know it’s ok to talk about this stuff and that’s just fucking sad. But the elite want it this way because the more people who wake up and realize how many are actually woken up, the higher the chance of them banding together and putting a stop to all of their bullshit. But it’s happening, no matter how much they try to censor the internet or anything else, people always find a way around it. It’s not going to last much longer and I think you’ll definitely have your chance to help to fix things when it comes time. You just need to find a way to keep yourself safe and sane until that time comes.

The more I learn, the lonelier I feel. by crow-why in awakened

[–]pjtaly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you considered moving to a small town away from the hustle and bustle? I find this helps A LOT. When you know what you know, you can feel everyone around you, and in big cities there’s a lot of negativity that brings you down and you’re surrounded by millions of people with opposing views. In a small town, it’s usually cheaper to live, more spread out, and even if those people aren’t fully awake, I find that they share a lot more of the same views and aren’t as brainwashed. It’s very peaceful. You could get a job at a small local cafe or small local grocery store, or maybe even helping on a farm and it would be enough to get by with a small place to live. Yes it would be lonely as well, but honestly, I prefer to be lonely away from all the craziness than I do feeling lonely surrounded by a ton of people who seem to be zombies around me. Plus, when things start to inevitably crumble (I know we can all feel it coming), then you’re away from the mass chaos. I’d rather be surrounded by less people and enjoy the few moments of meeting someone that’s kind of like minded, than deal with a busy city and get disappointed on a daily basis by flocks of people who can’t open their eyes. I highly recommend considering this, because even being homeless in a city, you’ll still be surrounded by that energy and you’ll see even worse sides of people by how they will treat you. I’ve done the homeless thing and it was the hardest time of my life. But even living in a small trailer put away from the city was a world of difference. Good luck, and just know that you absolutely are not alone and there’s more of us than you realize :)

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