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I agree. But I think what makes me jealous of the "privileged" people is their lack of emotional intelligence to understand other people's circumstances. If I share my struggles with someone who is "privileged", they will never understand and often invalidate my feelings. That's what really gets me."Priviledged" people aka beautiful, skinny, healthy and fit people born and raised in loving families with great circumstances, who've lived life fully, are fullfilled relationally, in their studies and careers, and financially comfortable and have no major obstacle to the kind of life they want to live.
It's so triggering, my brain goes like "THIS IS MY BIRTHRIGHT I HAVE TO OBTAIN THESE" (what can be obtained at this point such as physical beauty etc, relationships...). I swear I go through this everyday, thinking how getting consequent reparation (in the form of these fullfilling things I crave so much plus more of it in my next life) for the absolute hell I've endured so far is the only way I can live, and then I look at the damage and I wonder how I could fix it all and who could help me out of hell when the curse keeps repelling everything and everyone I need...
People generally don't understand or care about what doesn't happen to them, it's not a matter of being privileged or homeless, it's a matter of stupidity.I agree. But I think what makes me jealous of the "privileged" people is their lack of emotional intelligence to understand other people's circumstances. If I share my struggles with someone who is "privileged", they will never understand and often invalidate my feelings. That's what really gets me.
I would say selfishness more than stupidity.People generally don't understand or care about what doesn't happen to them, it's not a matter of being privileged or homeless, it's a matter of stupidity.
They are too self-involved.People generally don't understand or care about what doesn't happen to them, it's not a matter of being privileged or homeless, it's a matter of stupidity.
I don't feel jealous of that because I think that's a lacking area so I actually pity them for being so stupid but it is very infuriating I know. Not all priviledged people are like that thankfully.I agree. But I think what makes me jealous of the "privileged" people is their lack of emotional intelligence to understand other people's circumstances. If I share my struggles with someone who is "privileged", they will never understand and often invalidate my feelings. That's what really gets me.
It must be hard to go down a level, sorry man.Chad makes me jealous because I was once one but lost my seat on the throne due to mental illness
Id say it's simply no their business, I don't worry about things that don't happen to me either.They are too self-involved.
Pretty much same tbh. To say I'm jealous of anyone currently in a meatsuit would be ultimately untrue since shit can happen to any of them at any time. Devastating and life altering shit that can do a number on the sunniest happiest person's state of mind. Have I ever felt jealous of anyone? Sure I have but end of the day there is nothing and no one in this world I aspire to do or be.People who were aborted.