Tales from Warsaw

[mikrofon]

There is so much depression and psychosis in
the air. I see defeated women all the time working in various places. In public strangers do not talk or smile to each other, and when people do know each other they engage in very surface level small talk, or work talk.

The rate of conversations with actual interesting substance is like 1 in 1000. Sometimes the vibe is, like walking in a post apocalyptic city but the city is full of people.

There are many women who seem to me be in a heavy depression waging.
Gen z is different in the sense of not buying into the boomer myth. The boomers were often traumatise to be slaves since a young age but genziers often werent. For boomers such a concept like trauma did not even exhist, and they did not have access to seeing rich people flexing 24/7.

People underestimate how antisocial the post covid society has become.

 

[LTNUser]

Dnrd+it's over

 

[Angutoid]

Slaviccore

 

[Always Stay You]

@piec to prawda?

 

[Whatever]

Very legit thread. The mood in most major American and European cities that I’ve been to recently has been pretty depressing. In smaller cities in more natural environments like Lugano in Switzerland and Galway in Ireland I noticed a major improvement, maybe in Poland the areas in the Tatras might have that too. But I agree entirely, post-Covid the world has never been the same, at 31 now I’m old enough to remember when things were much different and much better.

 

[piec]

@piec to prawda?

i dont like going to warsaw, really does seem like a depressing city, also pretty westernised with high amounts of ethnics

the social interaction is on point, people avoid each other