The truth is, my hesitation to publish this post stems from the fact that I’m provoked almost daily by various people—even those very close to me—with one provocation and betrayal after another, which has caused me a great deal of suffering. These people’s goal is to get a reaction out of me, so they can then say I’m overreacting or rude, and play the part of the saint and the victim, while I’m the one left looking bad in this dirty game they’re so well-trained and advised to play. So, after this post—which is, in fact, a reaction to what they’re doing to me—I hope that on my blog, anyone who doesn’t like what they read can go on with their life and never come back! The door is always open for anyone who feels they’ve been called out to leave!

These are just three examples that come to mind, but I have plenty more to share! Would these people like it if I played mind games with them just because I think they should change their behavior? Would they accept my meddling in their lives? What a lack of awareness and respect for my life and privacy! What pathetic little people you’ve turned out to be—look at yourselves. Don’t you have anything better to do? Well, there are some good perks, aren’t there?

Just so you know, I don’t pick up on smoke signals, light signals, or Morse code, so cut out those stupid mind games—they make you look really bad. Don't show up at my door or call me—I won't answer! I dedicate this Muse song, “Sunburn,” to your conscience. I hope you sleep well tonight and every night! But remember that the Law of Return is waiting to give you a really painful sunburn—shame on you!

This post is a follow-up to this one

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I agree with the consumerist view, not with the view that it leads to the ruin of souls! If we think about it, consumption can be a form of solidarity. How? When we consume, we’re contributing to the economy; we’re paying wages and generating profits for companies; we’re increasing domestic consumption and contributing to the country’s growth. If there are people—or souls—who idolize money and barely eat just to save it and build a mountain of cash in the bank, those people are a disaster for the economy.

I know people are always talking about responsible and mindful consumption, but unfortunately, even responsible consumption isn’t enough to save the planet and restore its balance. You know the environmentalists’ slogan: “There is no Planet B.” So how do we strike this balance? Family incomes and livelihoods versus the environment and ecological balance!

Conclusion: If we want a healthy planet Earth, this must be achieved by reducing the population and consumption. I ask: who wants to go back to the Stone Age? Any volunteers? Don’t give me that nonsense! Because no one is willing to give up their comfort!