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To be honest, I didn't see any homeless children, but that's because I didn't explore the city enough and I wasn't there for very long.
I went through places that, coincidentally, weren't crowded at that moment. Caracas is very noisy, chaotic, and full of traffic. In the more crowded places, I kept my phone put away to avoid any unpleasant experiences, and I also had to be alert to everything around me.
Many stay in relationships out of habit, fear of loneliness, concern about what others will say, or anxious attachments. Yes, ending a relationship is difficult, but you must be aware when it's no longer working.
Exactly, it's complete chaos that literally any trivial conversation ends in an argument. Even over something as stupid as a song. It just doesn't make any sense.
Listen, empathize, speak from love and not from ego. "Only I am right."
Yes, both parties expressing their points of view respectfully and listening to each other, using a low tone and a calm voice.
That's right. Besides, everyone's situation is different. There are people who live here and don't seem to be affected at all, while there are also people who have found it really difficult to get by.
The wonders of socialism, what every progressive who has lived their whole life in first-world capitalism longs for, hahaha
I generate income online. I knew a few years ago, I think back when I was working at the bakery, that some companies were paying with Dash, but right now I don't know of any local businesses that pay their employees with sats
Thank you for viewing our posts. There have been many Chinese residents here for as long as I can remember, as well as people from Arab countries, Peru, and Colombia. So far, I haven't met any Indians here.
lol me too, it would be fun to have one again