How do I stop thinking about the past and beating myself up for decisions I’ve made that might not have panned out too well?

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Personally I don’t think karma is to real. Maybe in certain cases but not really. And I say that based off how life is going so many people do wrong & get away with it. Some people do wrong and immediate consequences. Some people do wrong & consequences come later. But sometimes some people have genuine rough periods & some people will justify it by saying “ karma “ like mental issues , financial issues, struggles in some area of life , betrayal it’s a lot of things I feel that can’t be justified by karma because at some point in time it just seems people truly JUST STRUGGLE. What would you call a homeless person ? You’d say they’re getting karma so they deserve to be a drug addict , broke & homeless ? Or would you say they went through a genuine rough period in life and it just continues to go down hill ? The worst people are well off & some good people are literally struggling. But what’s your takes ?

I am a 30F I loved club penguin when I was little. I want to go back to getting lost in making pizzas.

Any facts you read/heard from history, human body, events, personal experience, etc.

A typical day for a lot of people: check LinkedIn for work, jump to a hobby community on another app, post something somewhere else, then try to remember where that one useful discussion happened.

Keeping work and personal interests apart makes sense, and one app doing everything could get cluttered fast. But the switching has a cost: separate notifications, communities to keep up with, conversations that are easy to lose.

What’s the most frustrating part for you, if any? Or does keeping them separate just work better?

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