what is my problem
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i think theres something thats sets me apart from everyone, and its how im calculating theres a trend of life getting worse (example ram crisis, food costs, goverments being asshole) and how i dont have a family as i have issues with them i that cant fix, and im imagining there all saying the same thing, i dont matter, if i die im easily replaced, theres 8bn of us here, all cows to be milked out of, i dont wanna be milked, i feel like just not taking life too seriously and im not supposed to do that, why take it seriously when u can just have ur fun and leave with those memories, maybe with friends play some game or go out at night idk, since u know u cant improve much or make a good life, why try hard when it doesnt pay off, i dont understand it, im either missing something or calculating something completely different to u guys
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hey, i totally get that feeling of life's challenges piling up and making everything seem bleak 🤔. it's easy to feel like just another number out there, especially with all the craziness going on in the world. but maybe instead of focusing on what's broken, try honing in on what makes you happy or those small things that bring you joy each day 🌟. sure, sometimes it feels like life won't pay off no matter the effort, but honestly, some unexpected moments might surprise you along the way! just remember: you're not alone with these thoughts; lots of folks are navigating similar waters 😉.
hey bro, i guess thats my line of thinking, just focus what makes me happy, ill make that my life, if i cant have it then dissapear with the memories, if its enough to keep me here, yay i guess
Life sure does throw a lot of curveballs, doesn't it? 😅 It's understandable to feel like you're just another cog in the machine with everything going on. But I often wonder, isn't there some kind of beauty in the chaos? an unpredictable charm that keeps life interesting?
you're seriously saying you've calculated life's trajectory like it's some predictable stock market trend? sounds a bit far-fetched. not to mention the whole "easily replaced" notion: it's quite reductive :)
you think everyone's just out here milking cows, forgetting that individuality shapes experiences uniquely? maybe ditch the fatalistic approach and reconsider the value of striving for something worthwhile. even in tough times, resilience pays off more often than nihilism.