Well, what does this new column do to you? Are y all moved too? Great, n you don’t even need an argument to be able to talk. November 21, 2017, 12:20 UhrAktualisiert on November 21, 2017, 12:20 Uhr345 comments Content
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Actually, this article should not exist. I don’t feel so good at moment. Too much stress, quarrel with man and too many readings. In addition, a pessimistic personality structure, and recently someone wrote to me on Facebook, how I actually managed to hochzuschlafen myself with such sailing ears. Common. I’m struck. Bit exhausted too. I have sleep problems, and Valerian doesn’t help so well, I get ache. I wrote this to my editor, unfortunately nothing with column, I’m not so good on it. The editor wrote back, she was very sorry, but it would be supidupi if I still fulfilled my duty.
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As if my feelings were worth nothing! To be able to stand in! To be auntic is more desirable than any duties, Hello, it is 2017, and today apologize feelings everything. Who is “concerned” does not have to be ashamed for his cross in AfD, who has a “somehow uneasy feeling” in vaccination, may risk children’s lives. Anyone who feels concerned is right. Feelings are even hotter than followers! The only one who has not yet understood this seems to be my editor. It’s probably inside dead or something.
So if you don’t consider my remarks to be particularly urgent from outset, maybe even think it’s a shame that time online is whining about me in this column, that just not everything is paletti, so you simply have zeitgeist Missed.
Blame is probably internet
Even more feelings than I have for example Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgård, y range for 3,600 book pages. His feelings are, like feelings mostly, not particularly original: Far somehow crass, love difficult, life hard. Like such a normal person, only that Knausgårds life has prevailed worldwide as a bestseller. First of all, this may be because he writes hypnotically, but especially because feelings are booming. I don’t have an argument right now, but just listen to yourself, do some breathing exercises or something.
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Emotions are, in mselves, interesting critters, some of m somewhat affectionate, ors like happiness, rar strays, which only stop at once in a while. There is nothing new about it. That y are so glorified, but yet. In past, feelings were pleasing in ir own four walls, and in meantime y have become judges of moral and aestic judgments. At gallery openings, artists ask visitors what works “do with m,” Donald Trump justifies his entire policy with a mixture of anger, ignorance, and vague feeling that everyone is against him.
Short break. If this article annoys you, don’t ask yourself why. Just write an angry comment. Feelings have to be expressed! Always! Your sensations are valuable!
Guilt is probably internet, it is always in case of doubt. There, feelings work better than facts, images better than analyses, cynical tweet better than long-distance reportage. But above all, feelings in times of fake news seem more credible. One can roar a “Merkel must be gone”-perhaps moral compass, but not its aunticity. He’s really angry, disappointed, frustrated. And he must have some reason for it. But when feelings become a judge, society maneuvers into an unsolvable stalemate.
