suffering
Too p*ssy to end it, too suicidal to leave
- Aug 17, 2018
- 398
there is nothing beautiful in my life, no joy, no laughter.
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Brick In The Wall
2M Or Not 2B.
- Oct 30, 2019
- 25,157
That's most of us unfortunately. I like what Dennis Leary said about happiness, it kinda relates.
Society in a nutshell.
The whole wage slave theory ain't far from the truth at all.
I am lucky to have my parents, but if one day it comes to the same situation... Then yeah, I'd rather end up in a coffin instead.
Love what @Brick In The Wall wrote and quoted though.
I am sorry that you have to work so hard and get little to nothing in return.
Soulless Angel
Did someone say Rum?
- Jul 6, 2020
- 1,272
its called exisiting, I don't even call it living any more, because surely living should be fun? I have no idea
Deleted member 17949
Visionary
- May 9, 2020
- 2,238
suffering
Too p*ssy to end it, too suicidal to leave
- Aug 17, 2018
- 398
I thought about it, but I live in Europe, harsh winters, not many places where I could park.. Plus how would I get money for food and other basic necessities? :( I'm actually open to ideas, because I feel like I go crazy with the rat race.I like the idea of being a nomad. When I was backpacking it was one of the happiest periods of my life. It's hard to be depressed when you're constantly moving and seeing new things all the time, although depression can still catch up to you at times.
The people I met on the backpacking circuit were "my tribe" so to speak. People like many us who want to opt out of "normal" society.
I've been trying to find a way to opt out for good but it's hard to make regular income when you're on the move. And without money, you can't really be on the move.
