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It's an interesting thing to see how different places can bring out differenct versions of yourself. My hometown is a bit rough and I was always doing dumb shit while growing up there. Then I moved abroad and lived in a big city and I basically became a very mellow and laid back person and a disciplined communist. I had stable relationships and spent my time doing praxis and activism and whatnot. I recently moved back to my hometown again and before I knew it I am dating several people at a time, living on a benzo prescription and I'm basically going through the region like a rogue whirlwind. I probably do not respond well to sudden big changes.
Other than that, there was some news in The Netherlands about there being 'Gen Z protests' which were feared to cause riots like in France and Spain. Several football hooligan groups responded that they would defend their cities if it came to riots. All of them are far right groups as well so you know they'd just target minorities instead.
The minute the news dropped I couldn't help but think that it would never happen here. People here are far too timid. Some of the people around me seemed genuinely scared, though. But as the day goes by, nothing is happening. All a big nothing burger, which I could tell you beforehand.