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I'm a 43-year-old woman who grew up in Galway City, but now I live outside of it. Lately, I find myself not wanting to go into the city because I'm concerned for my safety. I've started locking my car doors at traffic lights, something I never did before. The thought of taking my children to a St. Patrick's Day parade makes me uneasy, considering events happening worldwide, especially in Europe. Even last night, while out with friends, I felt the need to constantly watch over my sister. I never felt this way before. I was driving near a shopping center and saw a man leave his kids unattended near his car, and my immediate thought was someone could hurt them. Maybe it sounds alarmist, but events of the last few years justify my concerns. I've lived here my whole life, and having grown up in a rough area, it says something that I don't feel safe in my own country anymore. I can't be the only one who feels this way.

I regret meeting Donald Trump and wish it never happened. Despite the game-changing impact, I'm tired of him. It's not about the attacks I faced, but simply being sick of him. I'm not saying this to please him, just expressing my frustration.

I don't want anyone telling me what to do in my personal life or restricting voting rights. I fear that if we support Donald Trump, he will become a dictator like Kim Jong Un, Vladimir Putin, or Mohammed bin Salman. Trump wants to scare everyone and control America like these leaders control their countries. Voting for him means the end of democracy and the destruction of our great experiment. It's hard to understand why anyone would support someone who wants to destroy our democracy.

I voted for the first time in Trump's election and have never participated in a midterm or primary election. It's shocking to realize that someone voted in my name for a midterm primary, and I have not voted in any other presidential elections either. I feel like a bad patriot for only voting once, and that was for President Trump. It's frustrating to see discrepancies in my voting record, especially since I thought I had only voted in one presidential election.

I feel bad rejecting white guys, especially when they show interest in me. One time, a white guy on Snapchat asked if we could hang out. I asked for a picture, and when I saw that he was very white, I couldn't bring myself to pursue anything further. It's not my fault, it's just my preference. I didn't respond to him, but now he keeps messaging me. I don't know how to tell him that I can't date white guys anymore because I'm more interested in black guys.

I'm nervous about the election. I've traveled from Houston to Palm Springs and back, seeing no Biden Harris support or campaigning, only Trump. Their lack of presence makes me uneasy.

I've noticed this phenomenon, almost like "Trump derangement syndrome," where people become completely irrational when the former president is mentioned. I saw it firsthand at a friend's birthday dinner, a month or two before the election. It was a normal, quiet gathering until I mentioned the president's name. The reaction was extreme, as if I'd injected them with something that contained methamphetamine and rabies. I was shocked. It was impossible to have a reasonable conversation. It was as if people just couldn't handle a normal conversation.

I work at the National Security Council, giving senior policymakers all the secrets. I met someone on a dating app and spilled some tea about President Biden's cognitive issues; it's old age. I revealed phone call exchanges where Biden asked for NSC advisor Jake Sullivan, not realizing Sullivan was on the same foreign trip or had already left for the day. He didn't understand basic words in meetings. My team and I were crying the night of Trump's victory; we're trauma bonded. We were concerned about the incoming Trump administration coming after us. Biden and his team felt pushed aside by Kamala Harris during the presidential campaign. My greatest strength on my dating profile is oversharing on the first date.

I'm not a conservative and don't support the extreme views being expressed. I believe in creating a better world for my children. Some people's obsession with hateful discourse and controversial topics is concerning. I feel caught between the left and right, just wanting a normal life. Some individuals seem mentally unstable with disturbing comments like wanting to have relations with family members or changing race.

This past week has been incredibly difficult, both personally and professionally. Since the new administration began, there's been a climate of fear and uncertainty, impacting my colleagues and me. We've felt unsafe, unsure of who to trust, and worried about the security of our communications. This has created a widespread sense of insecurity. My anonymity is crucial because my personal information – including my Social Security number and contact details – has been compromised. I fear that Doge members, including Elon Musk, have access to this sensitive data. I'm concerned about potential targeting. The current methods being used are dangerous, illegal, and cruel. They don't align with the President's mandate and are being carried out by a rogue few. The actions of a billionaire unilaterally removing aid to the world's poorest is horrifying. I'm angry, sad, and devastated for my colleagues, family, and the American people.

The speaker is extremely upset because they went on a great date with someone who seemed interested, but now they believe they have been blocked on all platforms. They had a good time, shared common values, and even discussed posting about their date on TikTok, which the person seemed fine with. However, the speaker woke up the next day to find that their messages were not being delivered and their match on Bumble was gone. They are confused and wondering what they did wrong to prompt such a sudden block. They are feeling overwhelmed and seeking someone to help them through this situation.

I believe the privacy of people in this country is being violated. Elon Musk and Donald Trump are taking up all of our privacy, and we don't know what information they possess about us. It's concerning that we are unaware of the extent of their knowledge and control over our personal data.

Ever since I supported Donald Trump, I've been called names online, told I'm uneducated, not black, and that people wish harm on my daughters. The hate in the comments is disgusting. Those preaching love and unity are actually the most hateful, calling me names and telling me to jump off a bridge. I respect differing opinions, like supporting Kamala Harris. It's just surprising to see the level of hostility.

I was really worried about the coronavirus and everyone around me not wearing masks or gloves. I felt confused about who to trust, the experts on TV or the ones on Facebook. I wondered why Dr. Fauci wasn't doing news conferences anymore. It made me think if something happened to him. I started panicking, imagining if a spaceship took him away. I needed to calm down. I also didn't know what to do with my gloves and mask if the virus wasn't around. I didn't want to just throw them on the street. And then I touched the steering wheel, which made me even more anxious.

I'm about to graduate next year, and I'm really concerned about the economy and immigration. Many of my friends are still unemployed a year after graduation, and I'm worried about the taxes I'll have to pay under the Democratic plan. I'm also worried about the economy; it's in bad shape, and people are living paycheck to paycheck. The situation feels absurd. I'm particularly anxious about buying my first house—if the economy continues like this, I fear I may never be able to afford one.

I'm conflicted about being here. I have more to contribute, but my dislike for Donald Trump makes it difficult for me to engage with the signs present. I need to think about my involvement.

I don't want anyone telling me what to do in my personal life or restricting my voting rights. I fear that if we support Donald Trump, he will turn America into a dictatorship like North Korea, Russia, or Saudi Arabia. He wants to scare everyone into submission and control the country. Voting for him means the end of democracy, and I can't understand why anyone would support someone who wants to destroy the greatest experiment on Earth.

I feel abandoned with no one to help me. I'm labeled far right if I speak my mind. I'm frustrated with wasted time trying to see a doctor. Where are the children and women in the sun? Stop giving money to old friends in Poland. I feel pushed away.

Everything feels chaotic and frightening right now. Elon Musk made a Nazi salute, which is alarming, and Donald Trump is president, raising concerns about voter fraud that seem overlooked. I noticed something odd on TikTok regarding a Taylor Swift song, where searches are being altered to include "woman?" This adds to my sense of impending doom and fear about what might happen next. I'm laughing out of anxiety because I don't understand why all of this is happening, especially Musk's involvement. What is going on?

I'm not in a good mood today. If you see me, just keep walking and avoid making eye contact. I feel like I want to lash out at people, even if they support Kamala. It's a strong urge, and I can't help but feel frustrated.

I recently ended a virtual relationship with a US senator due to his extreme beliefs. He hinted at a major political event happening soon, which made me question if he knew about recent events in advance. The senator made me sign an NDA and threatened me at times. Despite this, I shared my concerns about the country's political climate with him. Now, I wonder if his cryptic message was related to recent events. I am cautious about discussing this, but I wanted to share my experience.

I'm feeling emotional right now. As a teacher in Mississippi, I noticed many of my Hispanic students have been absent, and today, one returned but was picked up by someone unfamiliar. I’m heartbroken and scared for them. These children are like my own; we share laughter and learning every day. With recent ICE actions, I worry about their safety and the whereabouts of their parents. One student was excited to become a big brother, and now I wonder if he’s scared or alone. I just want them to be safe and with their families. Regardless of their legal status, they deserve to be together. Thank you for letting me share my feelings; it’s been hard for all of us.

I'm concerned about the person currently in the White House. In my opinion, they're acting against the interests of the United States, despite having taken the same oath as others. They are endangering us to manipulate their followers into thinking they should be a dictator who never leaves office and disregards elections. I'm struggling to understand what's happening and what it will take for people to recognize the severity of the situation.

I'm feeling a strange sense of mistrust lately, especially at the dog park. I find myself questioning who is on my side and who isn't. The idea of wearing blue bracelets might help, but I still feel uneasy. I wonder if others share this feeling, particularly those from marginalized communities. It's unsettling to think that people might judge me based on my appearance, assuming I hold certain political views. Is anyone else experiencing this discomfort?

I used to be adored by the left, but not so much these days. It's like this "Trump derangement syndrome" is real. You can't even reason with people. I was at a friend's birthday dinner once, a nice, quiet gathering. I happened to mention the president's name, and it was like everyone got shot with a dart filled with meth and rabies. I mean, what's wrong with you guys? You can't even have a normal conversation. It's like they become completely irrational.