
AlreadyGone
Taking it day by day
- Jan 11, 2020
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I, for one, think that life can be a true blessing and an overall positive and enjoyful experience as long as you are born with the right genetics both physically and mentally.
It all comes down to that and to the environment you are raised in.
Sometimes i look at them rich kids from my university and i think how lucky they are: They were born on rich families (catholics for the most part, but hey, you can't have everything), they are intellectually superior than most people on our country which makes them elite students and in the future will have elite, high paid jobs, they have a good and healthy group of friends they enjoy being with and have fruitful and enjoyable relationships (from their perspective), and some of them, are very good looking. They all look very happy to me, as life is going according to their plans!
It's everything i would want for me, and i don't wish them nothing bad. They're not responsible for my failures and misfortunes.
So yeah, i think life can be a true gift should you have luck in how you turn up in this world.
If you are born with a defective mind or prone to have mental illnesses, if you are born with a physical defect or some sort of chronic condition or disease, or if you are born into an horrible and dysfunctional family you are better of dead, i'd say.
If i'd known in advance that by my 22nd birthday i would be joining a suicide website and planning to kill myself because of a series of failures and unfortunate life circumstances than i would definately wish i'd never been born, that's for sure.
Just my opinion, though.
I view people as more of the problem than life itself.
I used to believe that. But think about it, if reincarnation is real and we come back every time after "failing" but lose our memories, how do we know what we did to deserve it? How can you learn from something you don't remember? For all we know whoever runs that system can lie and said a person did something and then torture them for it even though they're innocent. I don't wanna derail the thread, I just wanted to give my opinion on it.On a related side note, I find myself feeling sorry for mass murderers and the like who commit suicide after, thinking it's an escape, because I suspect they've just doomed themselves to multiple hellish lifetimes which in the worst cases could take millennia to rectify for one brief stint of madness, and through all of it the chances of falling again are astronomical, such that the spiral may never end, and with each new incarnation they'll have no idea why they've been dealt such bad cards again and think it's unfair.
I used to believe that. But think about it, if reincarnation is real and we come back every time after "failing" but lose our memories, how do we know what we did to deserve it? How can you learn from something you don't remember? For all we know whoever runs that system can lie and said a person did something and then torture them for it even though they're innocent. I don't wanna derail the thread, I just wanted to give my opinion on it.
LOL not short enough.Short, painful, and often pointless. Good thing it doesn't last forever ....
It's only nice for God's favorites and the rest of us have to sit here and suffer while the privileged tell us "life's not always fair."