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- Mar 6, 2020
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I'd like to claim mystical powers but I'm really just going through a mushroom stage.Thank you! How did you know that I love fungi, potato?
I have a 10 year olds sense of humour.I'll be damned. I thought you were much younger
For that, I envy you and am happy for you too. I have anger and defiance but mixed with indecision. Not a good combination.I'm more defiant and resulote than ever before in my life.
@Sensei
Having all the things that your colleagues have is no guarantee for happiness. You could have the house, the partner, the kids, the dinner parties, the perfect health and still feel like the oldest and loneliest soul in the world.
It's all a smoke screen. It's all just distraction so we can forget there is no meaning to our existence and everything is futile.
We are all lonely beings moving aimlessly through time and space towards nothingness. We fool ourselves into believing we can fulfill the emptiness of our hearts and minds. But no amount of love or glory can
cure that gnawing feeling that something is amiss, that our lives are not as they should be.
You could go to all the parties in the world and still feel like the little girl with the matches in H. C. Andersen's story - cold, shaking, weak with hunger, standing outside with your nose pressed tightly to the frosty window pane, looking in, trying to catch a glimpse of the people inside.
We are all secrets to each other, we are all looking in from the outside, even when we are bonded by love, friendship or family ties.
We are incomprehensible to one another and doomed to be forever lonely.
That's a TLDR for half the threads on here lolThere's no meaning or purpose, but we can try to enjoy the moment.
I'd like to claim mystical powers but I'm really just going through a mushroom stage.
I have a 10 year olds sense of humour.
That's a TLDR for half the threads on here lol
I draw the line somewhere...@Underscore, I can't wait to see what comes next. Celery?
Or just say it's absurd@Underscore, maybe we can shorten it even further? No meaning, hypothetically joy.
Here is one of my all time favourite classics.
@Sensei you are so heartbreakingly sweet when you write you are want to find true love, that I feel I simply must restrain the avalanche of darkness which the word "love" unleashes within me. So, I will only say this: may you find what you are looking for and be happy!
You will never be able to convince me that there's no such thing as true love. That's one of very few beautiful things in the world I know exist for a fact. I'll give you that it's very rare, though. In almost all cases, "love" is just egotism, narcissism, flock instinct, and reproduction instict draped in kitch.
I WANNA FEEL LIKE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not impossible if you are prepared to take a big risk. You can buy perfectly legal, yet very strong hallucinogens tonight if you you want to.
Sorry, missed it, Sensei. But I'm sure it's still the 9th on some parts of this board, so happy birthday and hope it'll be a good year for you!
Statistics or not, it's ulitmately down to you to how it plays out and with a rebel mindset the odds should be more in your favour. I think it's a very positive trait. Also agree that age makes one a better person in a lot of ways. Of course, who I really would've become had the twist not occurred at 16 I'll never know. Have always been rather carefree and had my own mind. It has brought it's problem too, but overall it did more good than harm, especially in regards to the situation as a whole and how I managed to still be here. Age has only encouraged these traits, and brought about peace and balance, which is so essential. Of course, my lifestyle is a little embarassing by now, so I do understand the need to be normal and fit in too, but other than that I don't believe in conformity. Never have, nor do most people on this board. I'm good with this, and I'd even go as far as saying the world would be a better place if more people could think ouside the box and embrace a rebel mindset. It makes sense we all get along so well, but have such a hard time on the outside. Likewise feel very much at home here and among people I can relate and talk to.
And yes, I too believe in love. You wouldn't have heard this from me a few months ago. But there is such a thing, and I'm not talking about a last straw in desperation or a compromise, but true love. Your perfect other. Complete devotion to one another and in turn this connection filling the void and empowering you. It can be hard to find said person, but possible. Stick at it, Sensei, and I hope it comes to pass.
Nah, I would not dare, I am too much of a coward and fear takes over. With my history of panic attacks and stress, I fear I would probably get a psychosis and end up at the ER.
But who knows, maybe in the future, when I really have nothing left to live for, I will give it a try :-)
If I could get the right kind of support, perhaps I could learn to cope.
Can you try to define in a bit more detail what "the right kind of support" would look like in your case?
I'm not sure. Something which can reach inside me instead of just bouncing off. I come to think of quote by my favourite author when I was a teen: "He wore armour of iron and only a sword could reach his heart."
I am the exact opposite, having had my soul torn to pieces. I wouldn't want to expose myself to the perils of a sword again. There's a quote from Kent that I like:
Så länge hjärtat mitt slår
så minns Jag dig när
Du stack ett hål i min Kevlarsjäl
Och så blev Du mitt sår
och Jag blöder ihjäl