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I think similar to @long waters on this - that it means everything is a process. Nothing lasts forever and everything changes.I wonder how you guys feel about so much stuff being temporary.
Yeah, nobody wants to disappear, of course. That is just something we have to come to terms with eventually and something that we shouldn't let get in the way of enjoying things in life while we can.Something that I find deeply disturbing is that I am, too, temporary. I don't wish to disappear. I don't mind playing a videogame for a few hours and then moving on to the next; doing a class, finishing it, doing another one. Getting a job, quitting and getting another one.
I like to think of it as if we are links in a very long chain reaching out into forever. Our ability to impact the world may not be very significant in the grand scheme of things, but at the same time we do each leave an impact on someone. They in turn leave an impact on someone else and so on, and this keeps propagating into the future.What I do have trouble with is the fact that all of what I'm doing, which isn't much, anyways, will be excruciatingly irrelevant in a hundred years. All of my memories—gone. What people remember of me, either gone or shoved in a drawer. What is the point?
Regardless of whether there's a god or not, the conclusion might very well be the same. I've cried myself to sleep countless times thinking about this, and it doesn't get any better. What is the point of any of this?
The way I view religion and the notion of heaven and hell is that by acting in a way that is moral and just you bring about some positive impact on the world, the people around you, and perhaps this moves other people to also do the same. So in a sense, you are bringing the world closer to a state of heaven by acting in a way that is moral according to your religion. Perhaps heaven is just knowing that you've done what you could to make the world closer to what you perceive as the ideal?And then there's the heaven bit, which implies that I'll be sent to some other dimension and I'll live a happy life, for eternity. That doesn't sound bad at all. But it would seem as though there are countless religions that go over the same thing. Which one is the right one? Would I ever know which choice is correct? Probably not.
I've told my parents about this, but mostly my mother. She is well aware, and accepts it. But, perhaps, I just need time; but it's so, so soul-crushing to realize it. And, don't get me wrong, I've asked these questions ever since I was a kid, but it is hitting me way different now.
The internet definitely fucks with your mind. But I think it's important to remember that no matter how much niggering niggers may do, no matter how much killing, jewing and chaosing, you can't kill the idea of civilization. I think there will always be people out there who share some of our thoughts and values.I think the Internet has definitely fucked with my mind. As you've stated, bad things, too, are temporary. And yet, I tried to consume all that's horrifying and frustrating online for the past half year or so. That's how I got into Nick Fuentes (I stopped watching the fag), KiwiFarms... And I had to take a break from the latter, too. Just seeing niggers killing my own kind doesn't make me feel any particular way. It's just chaotic and nonsensical and, perhaps, praying could help. But I just don't believe in it.
I personally have the ideology that a lot of things aren't really temporary, society has just developed a mass jealousy and shames people into treating them like they are. A good example is the stigma around adults watching cartoons, I feel like it only started existing cause a bunch of boomers were jealous 20 yr olds had time to watch their favorite childhood shows.I wonder how you guys feel about so much stuff being temporary.
Uh. Living is fun, I think? Idk, tbh, I still haven't figured out why exactly dying is bad. It just is ig.What I do have trouble with is the fact that all of what I'm doing, which isn't much, anyways, will be excruciatingly irrelevant in a hundred years. All of my memories—gone. What people remember of me, either gone or shoved in a drawer. What is the point?
I'm sorry.Just seeing niggers killing my own kind
Humans adjust incredibly well, it's why millionaires aren't happy and broke people don't wake up in suicidal depression (as much as they should). I'm about to drop in wage (in exchange for mental health, thriving, becoming myself again etc) and it's worrying me. Yet I know I haven't changed my life much since my pay increased, I just put more money into savings. What for? Dunno, I don't want kids nor a home without a family to put in there, so I'm just saving for sake of.In a way, I find it comforting. If everything is temporary, that means that everything bad is also temporary.
My country just voted in a 24 yr old politician; 3 kids, 3 different daddies, first pregnancy at 14. She does drugs, her boyfriend sells them, and now we have to pay her 4 years of politician pay cause uhh. Reasons. I'm thinking it's severe enough a case that it'll change legislation.And then I realize that some politicians are really, really horrible people. Incredibly selfish, and willing to destroy entire civilizations just to live a seemingly comfortable life with friends and family.
Peaks only exist while you're climbing. "Wow, great hobby, partner, work!", not knowing it'll end in 7 months and you'll be forced to move and find a new job. Everything is temporary, it should be reassuring, but it's also scary as hell. It's why battered wives stay - the alternative is slightly more scary than it is motivational. As soon as I started thinking about quitting my job with no backup plan but my sanity, it felt scary until it felt liberating and I've spent the last 3 weeks counting the days til I'm outta here - thankfully able to get my old job back without an unemployment period.Life shouldn't be just chasing a single peak moment, there can be many peaks throughout life, and while some doors of opportunity may close with time, others may come. But you have to keep working towards the next peak, even if it's slow and tedious.
I got used to itI wonder how you guys feel about so much stuff being temporary.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK I want a burger bad dude you have no fucking clue.Time to order a burger
You sound like an alcoholic. Cooking wines bought from the grocers are loaded with salt, so it's unpleasant to drink.Is it niggerish to drink cooking wine. It's the only thing I can legally drink and I just really do not want to do today rn.
The first time I accidentally had it was yesterday and it's like, wow, I didn't know I could go an hour not hating myself like thatYou sound like an alcoholic. Cooking wines bought from the grocers are loaded with salt, so it's unpleasant to drink.