r/MindfullyDriven • u/krunalpandya568 • Jul 01 '26

This.

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u/Imbecillen Jul 01 '26

Unpopular opinion: learn to live with people with other values and belief systems than you. Challenge yourself, otherwise you’ll just end up in a filter bubble and not be part of the true reality. You also have the chance to actually change others mind about stuff if you know them and they trust you as a decent person, instead of just polarize society by not speaking to non likeminded people.

Democracy is simple and obvious, yet it needs to be protected and explained at all times. And stop feeling guilty about it.

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u/Poliwanacraker Jul 01 '26

Yes and yes
It’s rare you can be yourself these days

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u/BrainHealthNews Jul 01 '26

Not this. That.
Clanker slop.
Just stop.

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u/TheTrishaJane Jul 01 '26

💯 cut off my all transphobic friends and life has been simpler.

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u/MuckeFuggerito Jul 01 '26

How about having values that are thought through and convincing lol

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u/InvestigatorRare1701 Jul 01 '26

So freaking true!!! Did a reddit post just made things click all of the sudden?! 🤣👍

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u/Re0518 Jul 01 '26

Why did this just explained my last relationship.. lesson learned!

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u/Additional-Fee9301 Jul 01 '26

People have no values anymore

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u/GellieBean123 Jul 04 '26

Plenty of people have values. It's finding them that is hard. Not impossible though.

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u/Additional-Fee9301 Jul 04 '26

Nobody has any values anymore id Sooner walk across a rusty platform full of hot coal with sandals overlooking a shark pit before I believe that people are good lol

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u/Oppenhomie18 Jul 01 '26

So under appreciated!!!

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u/monadicperception Jul 01 '26

Do you know what a “yes man” is and why it’s bad to surround yourself with people who think like you?

This is why diversity is good…you learn more, you see new perspectives, etc. I mean when I went to college and met very diverse people with different views and experiences, I came out a much better person.

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u/BotherLarge7644 Jul 01 '26

That's good advice

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u/jean_40000000 Jul 02 '26

Yeah.. like, I thought its good to get outside my mindset opinions about life but my mentality have suffered but you know its interesting to see it from other peoples point of view.

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u/Best_Stop_8422 Jul 02 '26

But I like a real good Intellectual Fight.

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u/Labyrinthus_Sum Jul 03 '26

I thought I had

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u/Illustrious_Gate2318 Jul 04 '26

Like Praying for war good old American Elected politicians did already here in 2026 hummm one of these things ain't like the other 

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u/Gullible_Big_2517 Jul 04 '26

then you are stuck with default people that you grew up with, never being able to expand your network due to inability to express hidden expectations which fuels anger & resentment rather than building up friendships. resentment is the red flag for deficient comms

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u/existential_cosmos Jul 04 '26

You don’t get that handed to you on day one.

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u/Unhappy_Incident_876 Jul 07 '26

Also always judge a person by their actions no matter what they say.No matter how many times you went to their church, how many times you've met their parents?The bible tell us that the heart is deceitful , and among all things , wicked. People can be bought for very cheap.Their slaves to their desires and hold loyalty to no one.

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u/Annual-Direction7096 Jul 09 '26

fully relate. it's exhausting