Whatever America is, it's pretty psychologically destructive.
Is there any true existence that isn't? At least in some aspects? Would it be a valuable existence if there were no hardships experienced? I don't disagree with you, I just don't think you're going to live in a country much less psychologically destructive, especially considering current world conflicts. i mean...Canada might be a good guess.
experiences are difficult and destruction may happen in the process. I can accept that. What I can't accept is the seemingly intentful creation of toxic environments for self serving and arguably delusional purposes. Why, when existence itself is difficult, would you then compound that struggle. That's a powerful level of unawareness and/or selfishness that does not need to exist.
Singapore. My backup plan if college falls through is opening up a tea and incense shop in Singapore. It's gonna be Bohemian/Asian fusion themed, and the whole place is bean bags in a circle, and in the middle of the circle is a record player, and people can bring in their own records and play it for everyone else in the circle drinking their tea. That's a pretty psychologically sound existence.
I don't D: I just know chewing gum is illegal, which is kinda eh but manageable. Singaporean girls are hot, I think? My original plan was India, it actually changed to Singapore like an hour ago. I could change it back.
This recent study suggests that JackTheBandit has a point.