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9/7/2025, 4:13:19 PM
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I regularly read Ukrainian forums just to have a glimpse of life of a country at war and it does feel like completely different reality. While in my country young people would get depressed over irrelevant shit like "tfw no gf", Ukrainian guys of the same age spend their time exchanging information about which paths from home to workplace/supermarket to choose in their city to avoid a military patrol that would mobilize them or announce something like
>today a missile flew just before my nose again, thankfully it didn't hit me, sadly that young family with a stroller and 2 babies inside wasn't so lucky this time. Oh, someone's flat is also burning and I hear screams from inside. Gonna go home, mum is probably waiting with a dinner, borsht today.
What's really insane to me is that they can talk about it as a part of regular daily life, they can even joke about it.
I wish I could help them somehow but on the other hand I kind of feel relieved that I don't have such problems they do.
>today a missile flew just before my nose again, thankfully it didn't hit me, sadly that young family with a stroller and 2 babies inside wasn't so lucky this time. Oh, someone's flat is also burning and I hear screams from inside. Gonna go home, mum is probably waiting with a dinner, borsht today.
What's really insane to me is that they can talk about it as a part of regular daily life, they can even joke about it.
I wish I could help them somehow but on the other hand I kind of feel relieved that I don't have such problems they do.