Trying to survive under capitalism
All our relationships are vital for our survival
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Everyone I know right now is either actively struggling financially (and therefore also struggling emotionally and psychologically) or are in a state of fear that at any moment they will be. Friends. Clients. Family. Me. Everyone is feeling the pressure of this system of harm starting to falter and break down. Unfortunately, I believe we are a long ways from capitalism actually being gone and while it is taking its final long gasping breaths we are all going to suffer, more and more.
As we continue to attempt to survive, our relationships are going to become more and more important. All our relationships. With ourselves. With other humans. With animals. With trees. With all forms of water. With our yards. With our homes. How we connect is important, and understanding that we actually have all these various relationships is important. Our survival isn’t only dependent on other humans, its dependant on everything on this planet.
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