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Yeah… countries like Sweden, Denmark, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Malta, Cyprus and a few others are heading into elections in 2026. On top of that, you’ve got local and regional votes in places like Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands. And yes, immigration is still one of the big ones. Usually sitting right up there with the economy and cost of living. Foreign policy and security? Also very much in the mix, especially anything tied to Ukraine and Russia, depending on where you are in Europe.

Thank you. I spend time with him every day, and I try to be very conscious of what I say and do around him. He means a lot to me, and I want him to know that someone genuinely cares.

I feel your pain, this shit has to stop

I meant both on the first question. I like your view on the last one. In Europe, people would fight for their country and safety, but the system feels too corrupt for most to trust or change much. Not sure how it is in Australia when it comes to trust in politicians and the system.

Do you feel safe where you are right now? And if it got worse in Australia, would you leave or stay and push for balance?

I’m sorry

Absolutely. This is the highlight for everyone in Europe. You wouldn’t understand. You’d have to live here to get it.

I do that too.

Yeah, patience is important. Without it, you’re pretty much doomed.

Great. Now I’m starting to question it too.

You look like you’re one book away from starting a cult, and somehow I’d probably join.

Good for him. Now he can finally afford all the things he couldn’t buy with a few hundred billion.

June 28, 2034

Thank you, that means a lot. I just try to be there for him and listen without judging. I’m glad he feels safe around me, I just wish he could see that there are other people who care about him too.

The system has serious flaws.

Wishing you all the best on your journey too.

It’s not about God being the most powerful being, etc. It feels like a low level of consciousness and a biased decision for God to choose a gender. Can’t you see that people will wonder why He would choose to be male and not female? Some might think this question sounds silly, but when you really think deeply about the nature of existence, it’s not a stupid question. Still, I’m glad you were honest and said you don’t know. More religious people should be able to admit that.

I agree, but I think he needs to fill that emptiness first. Then he’ll probably be able to express more clearly what’s actually bothering him. Or maybe he already has, but just struggles to point out the root cause. From what I see, the core issue is really his self-image.

Why would the living God have a gender?

Ever heard of Leo Gura?

Thanks, I appreciate the advice. Some of this is already being looked into on the mother’s side, and counseling is something we’re trying to get going because it’s pretty clear he needs more than just people around him trying their best. I’m also trying to get him into sports and activities. That seems to be one of the few things that actually helps him a bit, both with confidence and just getting out of his own head. Neurodivergence has been brought up before too, and I agree it might be worth looking into properly just so we understand him better instead of guessing what he needs. School change is also something we might have to consider if the bullying doesn’t stop. I do agree with the main point though, he needs more stable support, better environments, and adults actually working together instead of everyone handling it separately. That’s what we’re trying to build right now.

I’m really sorry about what happened to your 15-year-old neighbor. That is truly heartbreaking, and I can’t imagine how difficult that must have been. I’m planning to start sports like badminton, and I also want him to start. I’ve told him positive things about it, like that he is good at it and that he will probably make friends and have fun there, so I really think sports could fill a big part of the emptiness for Walther. We also go swimming almost every day and play some football, etc. Otherwise we are at home playing video games or watching funny movies. He also says he wants to live with me more than his mother. I am really happy to hear that, but at the same time it feels heavy, because sometimes it feels like a big responsibility and I don’t want to feel like I am doing something wrong for him. But thank you so much for your comments, I really appreciate it a lot. I really hope it becomes a good summer for all of us.

It doesn’t matter if the prison environment is better or more adapted to the individual. It’s good that they should feel safe and not completely terrified, but it still doesn’t lead to healing. I am from Sweden, and there are still flaws there as well, even if it is more safe compared to Turkish prisons, as you mentioned earlier.

Why are you in America? You don’t belong there. You belong in Scandinavia. Sweden is a godless country. Religion isn’t really a problem there. It’s one of the most atheist countries in the world. Finding someone who believes in God there is like winning a billion-dollar lottery. That’s just how it is.

I get what you’re saying. Society needs rules. People break them, and when they do, others need protection. That part isn’t even up for debate. But you’re talking like separation is the solution, not just a reaction. Like locking someone away somehow explains why they became dangerous in the first place. It doesn’t. Human nature isn’t just “dangerous animal, end of story.” That’s the easy version. The comfortable one. The one that lets you stop thinking. And about the AI psychologist idea… sure, give people guidance, structure, help. I’m not against that. But thinking you can engineer away every violent impulse or broken mind? That’s fantasy. Some people won’t listen. Some people won’t change. That’s just reality.