Love this☝🏼!
It would just be nice to find more like me in person... I cherish our online social community but the physical isolation can wear a soul down 😔

I have felt that way for a very long time. I stayed home with my kids to homeschool them and since my husband didn't make a lot of money, it alienated me from many people who were more concerned about what my husband did for a living than just coming over for company. I used to always think how nice it would have been for someone to come by and have a cup of coffee. I live in a very small town and the Christian homeschoolers here were very elitist. I have a degree in Accounting and could have made a very nice income but I needed to homeschool. The other moms did not even have college degrees but judged me by my simple, small scale living style. My kids are in college now and I still feel alone as most people around me do not know what is going on. They hate Trump, love socialism and are all in masks. Wish I had people I could talk to in person!

It is happening to many people. We are the quiet ones. It is why we are called the silent majority. We live and let live. We do not follow the traveled path, but the road less traveled. I have come to realize that I must have asked God before I was born for this exact journey because I always pick the road less traveled for some reason. It is because I see life so differently from others. Definitely through spiritual eyes and from karma. Your sacrifices for your children will save future generations from ignorance and apathy. You are a lion, not a sheep. I hate it when people tell me what do do because it is convenient for themselves but bad for me. I will fight for my rights.

Thank you for saying this. I am now working full time and it seems that every person I talk to does NOT understand anything. I feel like a foreigner. Everyone wanted to tell me why I shouldn't homeschool, even though I never asked for their opinion, and I would never tell them they should not send their kids to public school, even though I believed that. When I say I stayed home with my kids the usual response is, "That's nice that you had the luxury to do that." They do not know the financial hardship we endured, but made it happen. These are people who MUST have the latest car, technology, clothes, etc. I still live simply because I am happier that way. My kids and I are very close. Even Christian co-workers whom I thought were my friend backed away when I shared the election fraud. One person incredulously said, "Trump's your guy?!" They didn't care about the fraud or anything else I shared. I shared vax dangers with my mgr and she recommended I get counseling through EAP.

It just occurred to me now.. Everyone asks me at work why I am so quiet. It's because I can't talk to anyone. It feels threatening when so many people are hostile to people who think like me.

lol. As a teacher, I hear you. It's not easy working in an environment where so many are completely brainwashed and taking their little vaccines. And they bait you with questions so they can gossip, and take your conversations totally out of context. You know what??? I don't care. I stayed in teaching as long as I could but it was the hateful rhetoric, the demand for vaccine cards, and the constant badgering from school officials because I wasn't mask compliant or willing to "voluntarily" submit to vaccines before they imposed them anyway that ended my teaching career.
Yeah, I kept to myself, but that's what they didn't like. Actions speak louder than words (good or bad). When you don't go with the flow, they have to guess what you're thinking, but when you refuse masks and vaccines, you must be a Trump supporter. They can't have that.
Let the DEAD bury their DEAD. I will not comply with masks or vaccines.