The hyper-dependence on devices and apps and "remoteness" that the pandemic demanded of us has not been good for anyone's psyches. We're each healing on our own timelines, and some of us will never get all the way there.
Paired with simmering anxiety about what will transpire in the election, this year was bound to be a wash no matter what. Anyway, I agree that spending more time with our chosen families is the best antidote. Here's to brighter days.
Yes, agreed. Post-traumatic recovery systems is a much more useful and compassionate narrative to make of everything, if a narrative must be made.
The hyper-dependence on devices and apps and "remoteness" that the pandemic demanded of us has not been good for anyone's psyches. We're each healing on our own timelines, and some of us will never get all the way there.
Paired with simmering anxiety about what will transpire in the election, this year was bound to be a wash no matter what. Anyway, I agree that spending more time with our chosen families is the best antidote. Here's to brighter days.