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A chore is a chore is a chore
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this post was submitted on 16 Mar 2024
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You okay, OP?
Kind of you to ask! I am okay thanks, I just thought I’d share a moody comic (it’s a moody day, I guess) but it’s not a big deal or anything lol
Appreciate the sentiment ^^
I feel this comic. I think it's a mood a great many people are having these days. Our society is sick, and the ones on the bottom are being disproportionately exposed to the worst of it.
It's a very good idea to ask folks the question above (are you okay?), but I also can understand and really appreciate that someone drew this for the sake of dark humor, and/or societal commentary.
In short, I really appreciate it.
I kind of had the same question
~~https://lemmy.world/c/adhd~~
!adhd@lemmy.world
~~(I don't remember how to link to communities without hyperlinks like on Reddit)~~ thanks!
Type a "!" then start typing the community you want to link to, at least the beginning part of it to and you'll get:
Link worked for me but that's my home instance so that might have something to do with it. I'm also using Sync for Lemmy so the dev might have accounted for community links in the code.