Anon 05/02/2020 (Sat) 22:20:25 No.5853 del
>>5851
>For me the past several years have always been unstable and I've been more of a homebody anyway
I certainly share that as well of being a homebody for the most part. However,

> Our quarantine in Texas still allowed some personal travel and with property to take care of I still got out of the house some
this difference is what has marked more that sense of feeling like having indifference towards the calendar, you cannot tell which day it is nor I have been able to get out for these last 48 days. I mean, I have proven to have the patience to endure this period but today, I have been allowed to break that period of confinement. Psychologically it does have an effect when you are too static and have the uncertainty of what could be happening outside in this world. The world hasn´t changed but for these 48 days, it has turned out to be "an experience".

>But it has too a degree.
at least you could stay in the streets for a while each day. Not even video games in my years of childhood (at the peak of being a nerd before it was cool) could prevent me from going out and manage to last in this level of isolation for so long. I have never imagined that and it´s quite unlikely that I will beat this record.

>This though I known such feels for along time i suppose. I fear for the commence, authoritarianism, etc. You get the picture.
you tell me, I am also witnessing that over here. The commence is starting over here and most likely, each country will follow its own strategy. Perhaps your will go according to each state, who knows.

...as for the authoritarian aspect, I.... I will pretend that I am numb towards it but if someone desires to ask for my comments about what I think, I can perfectly go full /pol/ mode and start a hostile denigration of what I have seen during this confinement, absolutely speechless in the wrong sense. I am hiding a lot towards that political commentary but you can imagine that my thoughts are unfriendly and overwhelmingly negative from my part. I don´t believe that I need to describe more than that.

>And you did a really good job
yeah thanks...

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