By falling back on my roots and how I was raised. That reminding myself that there are legitimately good people with quiet integrity in this country whose only goal is to serve their country. Idealistic, but it makes me sleep better.
I sometimes feel seriously depressed over the onslaught of this Trump nightmare. I worry many Americans heve the same feelings. How many of you deal with this? How do you deal with it?
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Since about 30% will never believe Trump is a traitor, the number that could potentially take to the streets and cause a national work stoppage is well over 200 million into the streets all over this country. What everyone needs to know, this is not going to be a one day thing.
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Yep. My first thought to the the question.
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I remind myself that I am not responsible personally for what is happening. I am only responsible for MY REACTION TO IT and my ACTIONS IN REGARD TO IT. I have to do MY part ( get Democrats elected, never stop calling my representatives even though they suck, etc)
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It reduces the STRESS. Also I remind myself from time to time that I am willing to die to defend my country and if it comes to that, I will. This is calming for some reason- reduces the tention between “pre-Trump” life and now.
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When I’m tired and feel hopeless I turn to Twitter. Twitter provides me with the rudder I need to keep the faith and fight where I can.
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I remind myself of all the good things in life and that they’re worth fighting for.
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We all deal with this. And you can't get a psychologist to help, either. They're all booked & not taking new patients. Seriously. I assume half of America is in therapy to cope with Trump.
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