stygal
new age jerker
- Oct 29, 2020
- 1,732
As you know, censorship around the world has been ramping up at an alarming pace. The UK and OFCOM has singled out this community and have been focusing its censorship efforts here. It takes a good amount of resources to maintain the infrastructure for our community and to resist this censorship. We would appreciate any and all donations.
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Can't you make it at home? K cup or something?I've been irrationally upset that Starbucks isn't making any Eggnog lattes this holiday season and this sort of entitlement is exactly why I want other people to wish I was dead.
I don't have the skills nor patience to attempt such an act, truly my uselessness knows no bounds.Can't you make it at home? K cup or something?
I think there is another perspective to this: I, for one, am quite glad that my parents had me in their thirties (as opposed to their twenties or teens). They are already in their mid to late fifties, and that means they won't have to go on living for too long after my suicide. Older parents also mean that your grandparents will be older, which means that the likelihood of them dying before your suicide is fairly high as well. Obviously all of this reasoning only applies when you have good rapport with your family, which is (un)fortunately the case for me. If I should somehow be able to hang on until I'm thirty (difficult, but not impossible, at least at the moment), my grandparents will most likely all be dead or almost dead, and my parents will be in their sixties.At the same time I think that people younger than 35 shouldn't be able to have children (I mean they should be naturally and biologically from birth unable to have children, and gain the ability at 35) so that there wouldn't be teen pregnancies and there'd be less unwanted pregnancies and the parents would be more mature and experienced and wiser and most likely have a stable life. I've heard too many "I had a kid at 25 and I regret it because I just want to have sex parties and go drink with my friends every night and I don't have a job or money to take care of them! I miss my freedom and money!"
Yet at the same time I feel like no one older than 20 year olds should be able to have kids, because the generation gap is horrible. I'm so jealous of people who have young parents. Imagine this:
A person I know with her young parent: Let's play video games together! Have you tried Netflix? Wow, the new Ipad looks so cool!
Her young parents: Sure, Fox, Final destination, no items! Yep, Netflix is so much better than traditional tvs, you can choose what to watch and when. Let's buy three, one for you, one for me, and one for mom.
Me with my old shitty parents: The toilet is broken.
The old shitty parents: Can't you poop in the forest? We always pooped in the forest in our childhood.
Me with my old shitty parents: I'm gonna watch something on Netflix.
The old shitty parents: YOU FUCKING BASTARD YOU BROKE THE TV! NOW IT'S SAYING SOMETHING ABOUT A NETFLIX! WHERE ARE THE SIX O'CLOCK NEWS???!!! YOU BETTER FIX THE TV RIGHT NOW OR WE'LL DISOWN YOU!!!! AND YOU BETTER NEVER AGAIN TOUCH THE TV AGAIN YOU PIECE OF SHIT!!!
FUCKING OLD PARENTS WHO HAVE KIDS IN THEIR 40S!!!!!!!!!! FUCK THE GENERATION GAP!!!!!!
I WANT RICH LUXUS PARENTS WHO LIVE IN LUXURY!!! I WANT TO BE A MILLIONAIRE!!!!!
Who doesn't? Being suicidal is much more fun when you're rich.I WANT RICH LUXUS PARENTS WHO LIVE IN LUXURY!!! I WANT TO BE A MILLIONAIRE!!!!!
Not trying to scare you but I have cfs and I've felt "feverish but without a fever" a lot in the beginning. That being said it seems that most people with long covid make a full recovery within 3-6 months. Best thing you can do is rest as much as possible, but I'm sure you've heard that before. If you have any further questions feel free to DM me.I'm feeling like SHIT. It seems like I have long covid. I had covid like a month ago, basically just fever for a day or two and a cough for like a week, but I've been feeling feverish (without actually having a fever) and fatigued ever since. If this ends up developing into an actual chronic fatigue syndrome kind of thing, then I think I'm done with this life. Though I'm probably just being paranoid. Maybe. Who knows.