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Repeat after me: "Atleast I'm not in a wheelchair."
If you are unable to walk:"Atleast I can see and type.
Yeah, you're right. This isn't even the bottom, it can get even fucking worse. There's no end to this. I should just off myself while I'm able to, otherwise I could like get paralyzed from the neck down and not have a chance.
at least I can exist without suffering haha kill yourselves faggot virgin nerds
Being in a wheelchair would at least generate some sympathy. Being an ugly autist generates none.
>>27400426
Thanks for reminding me that I can lose the use of my sight or legs in a freak accident at any moment. At least when that happens to normies they still have good memories and close friends.
Does anyone else ever feel like most of our suffering is just one huge fucking lie? I don't mean that it isn't real, I mean we really feel it, something is really causing it, but that the things which cause it are disingenuous?
Do you ever find yourself worrying all day about things you didn't care about when you were, say, 5 or 6? It's like I feel like I never should have cared about them at all
What I'm trying to say is, I think we're being rused. This is some kind of venus fly trap, a manmade curtain that prevents us from seeing all of the beautiful things behind it. All we have to do is pull it back but that's easier said than done because how the fuck do you even do that? What most people recommend is a transition from one false state of living to another. What is the fucking secret? How do we break out?
Might not apply to all of us of course, I know everyone is different.
>>27401826
I guess what I'm trying to say is,what if it really isn't life itself that we hate?
Didn't most of us love life in the beginning? Doesn't that original interpretation seem a bit more genuine to anyone else?
Idk.
