As an optimist, I’ll start by saying that love is the cure to doomerism… Seriously!
Fixing the world
Submitted 5 hours ago by DylanMc6@lemmy.dbzer0.com to [deleted]
As an optimist, I’ll start by saying that love is the cure to doomerism… Seriously!
Fixing the world
My doctor just started me on Lexapro.
The rest isn’t possible without doing this first: limit your doom scrolling. Unless reading the news is your job, don’t live your life like it is. You can stay informed without spending a huge portion of your waking hours doom scrolling.
With all the non-doomscrolling time in your schedule, get involved in your local community. See what events are going on at the library, you can often find organizations through them that are connected to your interests. Colleges often have events open to the community as well. Find places that work around issues that concern you, and volunteer with them if you can. Get therapy if you can access it, god knows enough is going on right now to need it.
These are all things that will increase your resilience and help you find people in your local community to trust. Remaining isolated, afraid, and unable to act is what every fascist government wants of its opponents, so do everything you can to avoid giving them that.
I can’t go outside without permission - is there any way I can get involved in the comfort of my room? What about slacktivism?
I suggest bullying politicians online
Cryofreezing
You’re serious aren’t you.
Kolanaki@pawb.social 4 hours ago
Optimism.
FuglyDuck@lemmy.world 4 hours ago
I feel like doomerism is what happens when people don’t have the power to change the systemic problems they see.
Like 18+thousand people were marching yesterday. Peaceful protest. It was lovely.
Today, BPC/ICE just killed another person in minneapolis for the sole reason that that person stepped up to keep them from brutalizing a woman whose sole offense was being in the area.