Post number #102924, ID: 91c843
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Since I was 17, I'm having existential crisis.
Every time I hear my alarm clock in the morning, as I open my eyes, I ask myself "Why the fuck live? There's no reason to."
Post number #102943, ID: 3565fc
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>>102924 yeah, everyone feels like that when the alarm clock goes off
Post number #102945, ID: d871a9
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To live is to suffer
Post number #102978, ID: 05cb50
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So... Why?
Post number #102994, ID: 816952
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>>102978 alarm clocks.
Post number #103017, ID: f438a5
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>>102978 Obviously alarm clocks.
Post number #103062, ID: af4747
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>>102924 become enlightened if you really want to know. Kabbalah is a promising method, I'm exploring it now.
Post number #103103, ID: 41c2ed
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>>103062 isn't that the sport that it's basically a free touching pass?
Post number #103107, ID: 152c2b
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thats kabbadi
Post number #103140, ID: 2a7299
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Free touches must be good based on the name.
Post number #103166, ID: 05cb50
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Exurb1a doesn't have an alarm clock though
Post number #103237, ID: 8b6d76
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I haet alram cloks >>imnowhungryiwantsomelasaga
Post number #103392, ID: 47fa0a
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Until you start waking up with a positive message to yourself and still realize there's truly nothing to fix an existential crisis, and everything you change will only get you the same thing: death. Yet it still feels like it doesn't come soon enough.
Post number #104628, ID: 244def
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>>103392 join the Kabbalah train and follow the path of grace!
Seriously though, I'll hook you up if you're interested, answer any of your existential questions from the Kabbalist POV.
Post number #104651, ID: d02e93
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Not about that kabbalah life, too abrahamic ino.
Post number #104662, ID: 244def
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>>104651 it's pre-Abrahamic AFAICT
Post number #104686, ID: 244def
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Enough shilling for Kabbalah for today.
On a side note, I mistrust Christians, Jews and Muslims, but I do think their religions have some powerful ideas contained in them. I'm an agnostic atheist myself.
Post number #104741, ID: c853cc
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>>102924 Play VA-11 Hall-A, Jill gives Dorothy some good advice for existential crises.(Also booze)
Post number #104903, ID: 816952
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watch science youtube
Post number #104965, ID: 6c6200
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>>102924 Hey, you know.. I understand you. It's something I've asked myself as well. But that was the time where I sat down and thought of what I enjoy doing.. So while going to school and at work, I also follow the things I enjoy. Like writing a story or messing with hardware stuff.. So follow what you like doing, since it's a good distraction, while keep follow the things which keep you progressing in life.
Post number #104980, ID: d2f8a3
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>>104965 Good life advice!
Post number #105089, ID: 4fd190
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alarm clocks are a horrible thing, jolting people into adrenaline terror when they've had too little sleep. OP, try heading to bed earlier so you wake naturally before the alarm; it really makes all the difference.
Post number #105100, ID: e50f37
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| Since I was 17, I'm having existential crisis.
Every time I hear my alarm clock in the morning, as I open my eyes, I ask myself "Why the fuck live? There's no reason to."