>>14222
>BO-san, I love you and I always knew you have a good heart
I'm still naive my friend.
>typical woman without family syndrome.
In her case, I remember when we spoke together long time ago, she talked about how she wants 5 kids but even at that time her whole life was just work. It all makes sense but it's not like I can marry every woman on the planet just because she is incapable of finding a mate herself. It's this thing that bothers me, because she is pretty safe when it comes to finances but yet refuses to work less in order to get free time and make some steps towards family, even though it was something she wanted. I know it's not easy thing at all but I think she will wake up at 35 one day with dry hole, crying about wasted years.
>Because thanks to globalist policies we fucked up your society and you can forget job safety for feeding your children.
That's another thing but it isn't just about job safety. People are full of comfort nowadays. Even poor people can rise children and our timeline sucks, so we should get used to trying it even if we are not financially secure because we will never be. I get it, we don't want to be like our parents, going to insane debts just to have family and home, most of us won't even get a loan but that's how it works now. It's more about being willing to take a risks in my opinion. Raising children in this day and age is too much risk for some people, living somewhere where you have all shops and schools nearby is too comfy even if you have refugees running around causing trouble, these people don't want to give up this comfort. Sometimes I think whigger Varg might have a point in something. If people don't want to have family and children, it's fine be me, just as side note, it just sucks if they want it and can't have it because their own stuck mindset.
>On the other side I want to see the world change into a better world and see the poppy flower libertarianism sprout.
It's maybe because you live in country where you had it. I'm scarred by stigma of post-soviet world. Having a good doctors, what's that? Having a good clean transport, what's that? Having good schools, what's that? Having police being able to solve something, what's that? Only very recently eastern europe is improving but I'm too old to care, it wasn't my world when I grew up, that's why I can't be bought by these "gifts of progress", because I survived the not-so-good times just fine and I know we will be fine even if we wouldn't have top institutions in our neighborhood.
Thanks for your advice, appreciate it.
>>14255
>I used to be so ideological and motivated, always striving for a better world.
>The problem is people.
One of the reasons why I'm doomed as well, yet I still try to do improvements, it's like hitting wall with your head, while when somebody asks you why you do that, you reply that you have no idea. Idiotic.
>People are…
People are first and foremost selfish as fuck, period. It wasn't this bad few generations back, I guess it's boomer heritage. They are capable of destroying marriage just because they don't feel "happy anymore" (whatever the fuck that even means). You can't trust anyone because you don't know when that fucker will stab you to back for his own benefit. This is the state of our society, everyone for themselves. There won't be any positive change unless people change their mindsets. I'm not Christian but Christianity has this beautiful idea of putting your "neighbor" in front of yourself, share with him what you have. It's metaphor, possibly the only useful thing in whole b*ble, yet it will make you weak because the other one is not willing to do the same for you.