normalize not knowing what the hell you’re doing but still showing up ..

8 billion people on earth. Maybe 300 of them are causing all the problems. And they convinced the rest of us to fight each other instead of stop it.

feel like im in the longest episode of black mirror that gets worse each day

Being an adult feels like, “If I can just get through this week, I’ll be okay.” But it’s every damn week😭😭

soon as i become an adult mfs wanna have this hunger games ass government

BREAKING: New study finds that nobody is more stressed than a 25-35 year old male who thinks time is running out, per Tirana Post.

27 is the age when you can’t run from yourself anymore. You start noticing your habits, wrong choices, and time wasted. Slowly, you realise some of your struggles aren’t just bad luck but they’re from repeated mistakes. It feels heavy, but this is where real growth starts. In

We are overstimulated and we don't even notice. Netflix while eating. Reels in the bathroom. Music while cooking. Podcasts on walks. We consume by default, not by intention. You keep filling every gap, then wonder why you feel foggy and unmotivated. Boredom and silence are the

I hate that it’s become normalized to lie right to our fucking faces this blatantly. We all watched gas go up by a dollar in three days. And the median American household paid an extra $1300 last year because of your illegal tariffs. You are a bunch of incompetent liars.

My favorite part about health insurance is how your teeth and eyeballs are add-ons.

Please take your days off to play games, these jobs don't care about you.

“Are you free after work?” me after work:

Not a single April fool’s joke today because we are living in a joke

Thats why I don’t touch that shit

Real life sucks sometimes man

Asking me to donate to the national debt after taxing my income AND my purchases is crazy work

como o tempo passa rapido

Being a teenager in 2013 must've been crazy...

can confirm, as a young American, that economic conditions are bad/terrible.

boomers are the only generation in american history to have a better quality of life than their parents *and* their children.