Kavanaugh is on the SCOTUS. But Life Goes On

An racist mean alcoholic lying rapist is now on the U. S. Supreme Court. At first it was kind of like the shock of Trump getting elected. You feel numb and don't know what to do. Now though, you can focus a little better and move on.

It doesn't mean that the disgust and pain ever goes away. There is no cure for PTSD. The nightmares, pain and psychotic episodes will never go away. Ever.

You try and do your best to cope. Just remember that it's not your fault.

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