
TheHatedOne
Death is salvation
- Sep 26, 2021
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Woke up again. I keep waking up. I don't want that. Life is just the real nightmare where endless fucked up things can happen to you.
I woke up into a nightmare where everyone hates me, I hate myself too, where I'm scared and I don't know what to do. No guidance, no light, no compassion, the final exit being the only one which brings me comfort, but thinking that it could have a chance of failure...
The most unique misfortune is seeing the light of the day, and realizing that you're conscious. That you exist. A state of horrors. I'm not going to die, I'm just going to run away from the tragedy of being born.
In the end, I will leave a quote from the wise Cioran:
"If death is as horrible as is claimed, how is it that after the passage of a certain period of time we consider happy any being, friend or enemy, who has ceased to live?" (The Trouble with Being Born)
Edit: This quote made me think, when someone dies people tend to say: "They're at peace now!", " They're happy!" , "They're in a better place!" which is like idiotic because they indirectly admit how death is better than having to live. In a society that preaches "happiness" and you see this word at every corner, I find it outrageous how they don't let us pursue a happy path , the death path. But, as usual, it's not about actual happiness, that's just a pretext.
I woke up into a nightmare where everyone hates me, I hate myself too, where I'm scared and I don't know what to do. No guidance, no light, no compassion, the final exit being the only one which brings me comfort, but thinking that it could have a chance of failure...
The most unique misfortune is seeing the light of the day, and realizing that you're conscious. That you exist. A state of horrors. I'm not going to die, I'm just going to run away from the tragedy of being born.
In the end, I will leave a quote from the wise Cioran:
"If death is as horrible as is claimed, how is it that after the passage of a certain period of time we consider happy any being, friend or enemy, who has ceased to live?" (The Trouble with Being Born)
Edit: This quote made me think, when someone dies people tend to say: "They're at peace now!", " They're happy!" , "They're in a better place!" which is like idiotic because they indirectly admit how death is better than having to live. In a society that preaches "happiness" and you see this word at every corner, I find it outrageous how they don't let us pursue a happy path , the death path. But, as usual, it's not about actual happiness, that's just a pretext.
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