[ SECRET POST #4029 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4029 ⌋

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Mini vent

[(Anonymous)]

I used to agree with my family about political issues, but ever since college I’ve disagreed with them more and more (inside my head), sometimes even catching myself thinking “holy crap, they’re so ignorant”. It’s not a good feeling, but I suppose I’m not the first young adult this has happened to. I’m sure I’ll get over it; it’s not like I’ve ever agreed with them on anything else, anyway, and it’s not like they talk about it all the time or force me to participate, so it’s easy to just hum noncommittally while staring at my phone. I think it’s just unsettling because it’s new.

Re: Mini vent

[(Anonymous)]

It's definitely awkward. You get used to it, a little, but for me, it's always sort of there in my head on some level.

Re: Mini vent

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not saying your family isn't ignorant because plenty are, and it can be jarring when you're looking at it through a new lens. But it will serve you well to think critically about what you learned in college. There's an extremist edge to postmodern theory, which borders more on indoctrination than education.

Think critically about all ideas. Never settle into comfortable beliefs. That is ignorance.