my anger. I come to realize how much prejudice, discrimination, injustice, and cruelty my soul was subjected to (Physiologically, emotionally, psycologically, physically, and financially).
I find it reprehensible at how morally violating life's circumstances were to me. They were out of my control. People don't empathize with what you can't control. People don't realize how their actions (From family to school to everyone around you) contributed to your violation inside.
Undiagnosed Asperger's Syndrome, Complex and severe PTSD, culture barriers, society barriers, mental health stigma towards guys, and abusive discrimination from all levels causes immense destruction in ways almost no can comphrend. Nobody can empathize with that.
There is no empathy for people with Autism, disabilities, mental illness, cultural/language barriers, people in poverty, LGBT, and ethnic minorities. There is no empathy everywhere from the top down.
I am morally intense because of how violated I was as a human being. That's why activists tend to be intense and are always talking about how wrong things are. Progressive activists and progressives know right from wrong. People lack empathy for those who are being morally violated through no fault of their own because they don't know what it is like to have every odd against them through no fault of their own.
To those who suffered from injustice like I have, explain your moral reasons for being angry. Other people sharing my anger will be so healing.
I want to be a progressive activist for everyone when I am a physician. I am in the medical profession for ethical and humanistic moral calling.