Burnout

"Trigger Globes" series In collaboration with Nadiya Petrovska Edition 1/12 Thanks to the heroic efforts of partisans, special ops fighters and, who would have guessed, Russian invaders, in occupied Kherson it was quite common to drive past a burned-out car of a local collaborator. Under the occupation regime in the city, no one even bothered to clear the debris from the streets. Betrayal is difficult to forgive, it is despised even by those, who encouraged it. After all, you can't trust someone who betrayed you. Unfortunately, we don't even notice how, quite often, we betray ourselves. In peaceful life, most of us were collaborators. Emotional burnout awaits everyone who drive someone else's road rather than their own: who allow other people to control their lives, emotions, decisions and goals. It often happens that, if not society, then buried long time ago ancestors and parents direct our lives. Everyone has its own route. Along it, behind every true goal we pursue, there is a gas station where we refuel and drive on. False goals leave the tank empty. It's hard to forgive yourself. But we have to make an effort, break through the concrete of childhood traumas and outgrown false beliefs and restore trust, because no one can escape from internal partisans and special ops fighters.