you've played that card often enough it's falling apart. if you're rude to me i'll be rude back. i stated in my post they were elderly, you felt the need to point out they had a "weak constitution", which literally all elderly people do.

all to make zero relevant points. many people have a constitution that is susceptible to a disease like covid19 when the first few strains dropped. if you dont know anyone who was adversely affected its because you are a recluse without many social connections. was that the point of your post, to point out how few people you have in your life?

This post was edited by thesnipa on Apr 12 2024 08:59am

Imagine how pathetic you must be to shit on the dead.

Yes, yes, I am a recluse, and I have nobody in my life. There, are you happy now? I already apologized for my "weak constitution" comment. What more do you want from me? I already told you I didn't mean anything offensive by it.

your female cosplay is getting pretty realistic, saying something nasty then pretending it was innocuous all along and that you're actually the victim.

Saying that someone had a weak constitution is not shitting on them. It can be a factual statement. In fact I already told snipa that I didn't mean for it to be an insult. Maybe you should try and be less sensitive.

"Something nasty". Lmao, I already told you I didn't mean anything offensive by it. It's gotta be the 3rd time now. Can you please just let it go? It's a fine morning, don't you want to enjoy it?

Friendships apparently.

Americans are lonelier than ever before at all ages.

Its "i dont need no man/woman, i like my independence" mindset gone wild. shocker to no one with a brain nuclear family connection made up most human interaction for people all across the globe. even with all of the technology, working from home, etc if people just had nuclear families they wouldnt report themselves as lonely.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Apr 12 2024 09:31am

The part that worries me is that very young people are experiencing this too.

I remember when I was in college, a role model told me to savor the time. He reasoned that we'd never get another chance to be around friends all-day in such a close proximity.

Now we're seeing children who aren't capitalizing on that.

Hard to say why for sure, although I'm sure cellphones and vidya games are a culprit. For college students, I'm thinking a slow economy is a major factor too. It's impossible to maintain friendships past 20 if you don't have excess income.

Very much this. It's one of the things I hear from people the most.



I disagree with this being a factor.