Post #2362189
2026-05-09 16:07 UTC
@alxd@writing.exchange
Okay, and WHO HOLDS THAT FIRST RESPONDER?
You want to see resilience that comes from rage metabolized, and I am TELLING YOU there is nothing in your scene to help people metabolize that rage and truly come out the other end. I know because even rooted cultures struggle with this type of resiliency. Who is there for that responder's nervous system after the disaster? Who has the tools to hold space for that rage???
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@alxd@writing.exchange 2026-05-09 16:08
@foundseed@spore.social their community. We can tell stories about having proper support systems for people who respond to disasters. We will really need that.
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@NatureMC@mastodon.online 2026-05-09 16:48
@foundseed@spore.social Very good questions. Big NGOs and activist groups work with that and have often quite good schoolings about why you need that rage and how to fight for using it as a mean. Because most of these "tirelessly helping" people soon get a burnout, they are only resilient on the surface. I never found these answers / the training of activists for working with rage in solarpunk (perhaps searched not enough), but in groups like Fridays for Future etc. @alxd@writing.exchange