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worthless123
Hikikomori
- Apr 24, 2023
- 59
It was going fine until I ruined everything beyond repair. 5/10 for those first 20 years and negative 1 billion for everything that happened after.
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Happy that I got the experience. In an eternity of nonexistence, how blessed are we to be able to say we got to exist for a short period of time. We didn't exist before, and we won't exist after. But during, we got to experience EVERYTHING. The happy moments, sad moments, all the emotions and experiences that come with being alive. Although our existences here have been torturous (hence us being on SaSu) At least we got to experience something other than nonexistence. I personally believe there is beauty in suffering, and it's just that- we got to experience the suffering and everything else. An eternity is a long time, at least we got to feel something for a tiny moment of eternity. And for that, I'm thankful for my life and for this experience. I'll die knowing what it was like to live.
I agree. I had a failed attempt a few years ago by overdose and when I was dying on my hospital bed I felt nothing but peace. I was actually ready to transition. But I fucking survived and now I think about the attempt and how close I was all the time. I don't know I might give roping a try.If I had died when I was supposed to, a year and a half ago, I would've had nothing but peace. A life well lived, but now it's time to go.
But I failed, and now I've been existing as a cosmic mistake, a blight on the universe. I will not deny that during this 1.5 year timespan there have been some moments of grace, but those are nothing but a drop in an ocean of suffering and loss that I would've rathered not have gone through.
So now, I mostly feel bitter at the fact of living past my due date.