Gray Wounds
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- Jun 27, 2018
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Yeah, every time I've tried conventional "therapy," or "counseling," etc., it has only left me feeling more alone, misunderstood and alien. Here, at least, I'm reminded that my problems are shared by thousands (probably millions) of other people all around the earth, and from all walks of life. You are definitely right--that is ironic.Isn't it ironic how a site themed around death makes you feel more alive than all the others?
I would have probably killed my self by now if I had never found this site.
Don't even joke about that FreddyWouldn't it be scary if eternal recurrence was an actual thing and that we are doomed to relive every moment of our life for eternity?
Id start over too, but from the age of 13-14. Since then I started making mistakes that ruined my life. Some I learned from but the consequences will last forever. If I could go back just 3 years, or even one year, I could change a lot for the better. It's amazing how many things can go wrong in a short amount of time.I wish I could go back and start again from the age of 6 with all the knowledge I have now, there's so many things I'd do differently, I have sooooo many regrets in the choices I made.
shut up shut up shut up shut up shut up shut up shut up shut upWouldn't it be scary if eternal recurrence was an actual thing and that we are doomed to relive every moment of our life for eternity?
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It does seem somewhat plausible, though. Does the universe/multiverse go on forever? Then things would eventually repeat, right? And what could be you but...you? It's not like "you" could live some other life...