Don’t know what happened to “love thy neighbour”/The Golden Rule, but some Christians sure are struggling with that part of the Bible.

I usually just breathe in as much as I can and hold my breath until I need another gasp of air. It usually goes away after two or three times.

Lying on your back and pressing your knees to your chest is another way to get them to stop that works for me.

I mean medical intervention is a common way to try mitigate mental health issues. For many people it can never truly go away, but the effects can be lessened. Similarly, there are avenues to help with obesity, whether it be the psychological or physiological aspect.

Then if you were to pick a side, who would you vote for? Even if you dislike both candidates and would rather neither, that is not a choice for Americans. It’s fine to say you’re a centrist but that doesn’t translate into the reality of a lot of politics, especially when it comes to government.

From my position, Harris looks like a more grounded and beneficial pick for their country, whereas Trump looks insane.

When you called people fickle and easily fooled for choosing to vote for Harris, I assumed that’s because you dislike her and probably prefer another candidate, most likely Trump.

I’ve been wanting someone to explain to me the appeal of him because I find it a bit baffling. However, being separated from America both physically and culturally, I can only imagine I’m missing something.

If you support Trump can you explain to me why he’s good? Like policies and agendas etc.

I’m non-American and don’t vote based on things like entertainment and charisma because that seems unimportant to me when it comes to running a country, but that appears to be what the American people support?

I’m not joking, I legit don’t understand why he is popular or what he brings to the table that is worth the enthusiasm, besides being Republican.

I recycle everything so personally don’t have much need for the tether, but it’s probably better overall and I imagine most people will just get used to it, honestly.

It is a bit annoying having to make sure my nose doesn’t get bonked when I drink, though.

My mum has compromised health. She caught COVID from my dad and I got to appreciate the experience of being told she is dying from my sister, who happened to work at the hospital she was admitted to. Although my mum survived, not every family were as lucky as we were.

Everyone I know got vaccinated and are current still alive and well. I personally will always stand on the side of medicine, however I live in a country with free healthcare and I’m not subject to the concept of “Big Pharma”.

Although we all experienced the pandemic differently, overall the vaccine has been more of a boon for society as a whole. Fear of vaccinations is why previously considered “obsolete” diseases such as measles are making a comeback.