I cant find a reason to keep my faith in humanity. I keep getting this fuck the world feeling accompained by alot of bottled up rage. Ive always had it but I swear every year it gets worse. When I get these feelings i just wanna pack up some stuff and drive until i run out of money and gas. I just need a reason to beleive everythings gonna be fine. I just need to know how to get started.
Take a look around this website. Dozens of people give up their time every day to help total strangers. Sure, the questions might not be all that important at first glance, but they are to the person who's asking them. Every time someone answers a question on this website, they're doing good.
If you need to find a more tangible example, get involved in your community. Find something you enjoy, and volunteer your time to make your environment better. Tutor an underprivileged child, help build houses for Habitat for Humanity, work at a soup kitchen. Whatever floats your boat. You'll surround yourself with good people that way.
Things are what you make of them. It's easy to give up, but there's no reward.
Something I did recently when I was feeling down is to write a list of things I want to accomplish. Little things like performing a random act of kindness, or big things like walking the Inca Trail and swimming with sharks. Just something to remind me of my goals and get me going on the journey to becoming the person I want to be. I would suggest the same for you. It gives you a whole new sense of direction. [ NinjaNeer's advice column | Ask NinjaNeer A Question ]
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