This is an opinion piece, not an informative article about a specific event. Ana Cristina Leonardo's chronicle addresses the phenomenon of offendidism and hypersensitivity on social media and in contemporary society. The author argues that this tendency did not emerge recently nor was it invented by the woke movement, suggesting that the propensity to take offense easily has older and deeper roots in human nature.
The piece appears to reflect on how the culture of victimization and the search for excuses for personal failures have become increasingly present in society. The author uses the provocative title "So Many Good People Already Make Me Sick" to criticize those who consider themselves automatically virtuous simply by belonging to certain identity groups.
The chronicle does not mention specific events, interviews, or statements by public figures. It is a general reflection on contemporary social behaviors, written in a critical and ironic tone. The author seems to question the authenticity of certain expressions of offense and the ease with which some people resort to victimization as a way to avoid personal responsibilities.
