Are your "problems" really problems?
>>28131123
Nope. Just some inconvenience,
Think about it, we are tiny specs in the giant plain of space. We are insignificant creatures on a planet among billions of others. When you think about it, it makes our problems seem small.
>>28131123
Yeah, I have a lifelong illness which prevents me from doing many of the things I would like to do.
Also hopelessly addicted to nicotine.
Also kinda fucked up my leg doing martial arts and I can't walk for long periods of time now or stand for long periods of time.
Also clinical depression, general anxiety disorder, ADD, major social anxiety, etc.
And I majored in philosophy so I have no job options unless I go do graduate school.
>>28131265
Our problems are small.
But it doesn't make them hurt any less.
>>28131123
Since my "problems" are concrete physical maladies, they are problems to me.
To society, no, I'm really just a burden. Rewind 100 years ago and I would have probably died of "natural" causes earlier on. Instead, I some how managed to make it to the ripe old age of 26, leaching funds from health insurance. Thank God I have a job that provides benefits...
>>28131123
I don't have any problems right now. Just choices.
Are problems really problems if you have a choice?
>>28131305
what did genetics deal you friend-o?
>>28131403
Insulin dependent diabetes since 12 years old, almost died kek
>>28131265
And if your thee only creatures in existence on his world, in this realm, what then, your natural responsibility would be/is vast and wide... you are not then, so small.
>>28131494
Same, except at 1. You get used to it after a few decades
>>28131123
what does that even mean? How do we define what "real" problems vs fake problems are?
>>28131123
Yes, they are
Not in terms of actual, visceral suffering
I fully acknowledge that I'm probably in the top 95% of the population at least when it comes to sheer undeserved luck
But they are still things that bother me and things that I do not know how to solve.
>>28131394
You phrase it nicely, but I think that choice itself might be a problem. But then so is the lack of choice, so what the fuck?
