
NormaJeane
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- Mar 24, 2021
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I have been through this very tunnel of loss and being spit out the other end into a desert of hopelessness and meaninglessness that we are forced to wander in all alone without any escape. I'm so sorry for what you have been through and just want you to know that there is someone else out there who understands.Life has no ultimate purpose to meaning, so you have to give it meaning. I had a lot of things that provided me with a reason to live and meaning, but it all got taken from me. I lost any reason I had to want to do any of it, and I lost anything that actually had or gave my life meaning, so now I want to end it.
Even the invisible is detectable, measurable or logically deductibleJust because you can't see something doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Yes, I have argued elsewhere in this forum why I think life being designed or created can be logically deducted. But it gets tiring tackling such a huge topic, of which I only have a faint idea. If I had the capacity and motivation this would merit a serious work of philosophy, but I think I will use my meager vitality to finish a mobile game that I am programming instead. More of an achievable goal.Even the invisible is detectable, measurable or logically deductible
I agree, life is mostly meaningless suffering. Even though life had meaning when we were children, our life will be suffering when we get old, sick and disabled. When people live long enough, the whole body will decay and be destroyed. I think that old people have no dignity - how can anyone want to live 100 - 120 years?I personally see no point to continuing my life. Life is mostly just meaningless suffering, life is just a pointless experience that we go through for the sake of it, we are only here in the first place because people decided to selfishly procreate. All we are doing is waiting around to die and of course our lives do not really matter, everything is temporary. I wish that I was never born in the first place as to never exist means to never suffer.