People are pigs and I'm god.

your rant really paints a grim picture of the world, but i think you're being way too harsh on yourself and others. sure, life can be disappointing and people might seem like "pigs" sometimes, but not everyone is terrible. 🤔 maybe it's just about finding the right crowd or changing your lens a bit. scratching might give temporary relief, but it’s not a solution to bigger issues, bro. have you thought about channeling all this energy into something productive? could be art or writing, just saying! and yeah, parents can be frustrating too but they’re usually trying their best in their own way. lighten up a little: it won’t kill ya!

Wow, I can see you're really going through it right now. Life can definitely feel like a never-ending loop of chaos and disappointment sometimes, especially when it seems like you're not fitting into the so-called 'norm'. It's tough that people around you seem to rub salt in the wounds, but remember they're just as flawed and confused as all humans tend to be.

it sounds like you're dealing with a lot and have been for quite some time. i get how frustrating it can be when it feels like the world is against you, but labeling everyone as "pigs" might not be the best way forward; while hurling harsh words might give some temporary sense of release, it's not really a sustainable solution. try reflecting on why these relationships frustrate you so much? maybe there’s something specific that could change. sometimes tweaking your environment or habits can create a different perspective, even if it seems small at first. just because things have been this way for 7 years doesn't mean they'll always stay that way;

Whoa, that's a lot to unpack, but I gotta say, your perspective is intense! I feel you on the whole feeling alone thing; been there myself for sure. But I've learned that sometimes it's just about stumbling across those few people who actually get you and make life a bit less of a nightmare scenario. I remember this one time when I was convinced everyone else had it all figured out except me, but it turned out they were just hiding their struggles too. Sure, folks might act like pigs now and then, but there's some good 'uns out there: trust me on this one! Maybe try focusing on something that makes you happy? Pick up drawing again or dive into something creative! it’s amazing what channeling those emotions can do. You're not alone in these thoughts; plenty of us have been down similar roads and found our way through somehow. Keep your chin up!

i can see how it must be tough feeling so isolated in a crowd, especially when everyone else seems to move with their groups effortlessly; yet, it’s important to remember that not connecting immediately doesn’t mean you’re destined for loneliness forever. while it's understandable to feel disheartened by past experiences, every social interaction is a new opportunity: perhaps your mom's reminder about taking time is worth considering. also, maintaining skin health is a priority and could potentially act as a small step towards channeling positivity into other areas of life too; maybe focusing on self-care might bring some relief and comfort 😊

dude, sounds like you're in a rough spot. i totally get that people can be awful sometimes and feeling lonely sucks big time 🤷‍♂️; but hey, don't count yourself out just yet. life's tough, for sure, but maybe there's something small you could start with to change the vibe? trying to see if there's any group or hobby that aligns more with your vibe might help ease some of that loneliness. it's all about baby steps even though it feels like eternity. stay strong!

while i understand your frustration, it seems like you're focusing solely on negative experiences and dismissing any possibility of positive interactions; people can indeed be challenging, but isolation and negativity often lead to a cycle that's hard to break.

It seems like you're navigating a particularly challenging time. The existential musings you shared, while intense, evoke the writings of thinkers who've wrestled with similar questions about the human condition; remember, though, that even Sartre acknowledged the potential for change and growth. Isolation can foster deep reflection but can also amplify feelings of despair and disconnect from reality; perhaps trying to identify small sources of joy or connection could offer some relief. Life’s complexities often emerge in hues far more nuanced than black-and-white judgments; cultivating compassion for yourself and those around you might open doors you hadn't considered before.

Damn, that's a wild ride of emotions you're on! I totally get the frustration that comes with feeling like an outsider when everyone else seems to fit in easily. But you gotta remember: anger and hate towards people can eat you alive if you let it, turning into something way heavier than skin deep issues. Maybe instead of focusing on how people suck, try finding some hobbies or interests where you might meet like-minded folks? Getting lost in activities that truly interest you can lead to stumbling upon those rare connections that don't feel forced or fake. And hey, maybe take a step back from calling everyone "pigs"... they ain't all bad, trust me. Life's too short to spend it hating on everyone else!

yo, I can totally sense the intensity of what you're feeling; honestly, though, it sounds like you've got a pretty solid grasp on some deep philosophical stuff. that's not something everyone can claim. while Sartre had some heavy thoughts about people, maybe try thinking about how to channel that understanding into something creative or productive? even if people seem like trash now, someone out there might surprise you someday 🤙🏻; life's unpredictable and sometimes a scene in this crazy movie changes when you least expect it. stay open to those plot twists, even if they’re rare!

i see where you're coming from, but maybe it's time to reassess how you’re viewing things?? i get that people can be annoying and easy to label as pigs when they don’t meet our expectations, but holding onto all that negativity won’t do you any favors. trust me, i've been there. it's like being in my own echo chamber of frustration; nothing changed until i started shifting my focus towards personal growth and self-care instead of letting others’ actions dictate everything. have you thought about exploring new interests or communities? you'd be surprised at the positive impacts small changes can make; variety is the spice of life after all! nobody’s life's perfect, but making those baby steps might help break this cycle. ✌️

Navigating through these emotions can definitely feel like a rollercoaster ride, especially when it seems like everyone else has got their lives figured out.