
Orin
Experienced
- Apr 16, 2019
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Some sort of technology to glimpse parallel earths, or at least simulate divergent timelines where you would have made different choices.
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You get used... to work, as long as it's not shitty enough. Now that I've begun working regularly in my late 20s I'm surprised how difficult it is in some jobs to get fired, and how much of work is doing absolutely nothing. For me work and not-working are both roughly on the same level of cognitive interaction, which is to say, very little.I wonder how it is like to work for a living how do people do this without experiencing active suicidal ideation. The whole idea sound preposterous to me because I never had a job in my entire life, and don't view this kind of lifestyle as worthwhile. I'm curious as of how it's like to be raised without overprotective parents -- or no parents at all -- having no one to rely upon... Having so shitty life from the start, without a safe haven, that I probably wouldn't even think of suicide. Just a fleeting little thought...
You get used... to work, as long as it's not shitty enough. Now that I've begun working regularly in my late 20s I'm surprised how difficult it is in some jobs to get fired, and how much of work is doing absolutely nothing. For me work and not-working are both roughly on the same level of cognitive interaction, which is to say, very little.
I was also raised by parents who ultimately did nearly everything for me, in terms of a roof over my head and food. I never had to sustain myself, and was lazy enough to go along with it. My parents, too, are quite apathetic, so perhaps it's all genetic. I've wondered what it would be like to have a brain that actively seeks out hustling opportunities. Is it like my brain on meth or cocaine?
Nothing. I'm nearly 50, I've seen all I've wanted to see. Life is a joke, and there is nothing that makes me want to participate in it anymore.
It's not hard to distance yourself from people who just don't understand depression, and think you're doing it for attention.Do you have a family or friends?
I'm 27 and I'm at a point in life where I'm distanced from most of the family and friends I grew up with and now I just feel like an emotionless zombie out to make money to survive and nothing more...I don't really even have a sense of self or interests anymore.
Can't imagine living to be 50 with this emptiness.
It's not hard to distance yourself from people who just don't understand depression, and think you're doing it for attention.
Family was easy to push away when you have to listen to the same shit over and over.... It gets better, cheer up, find a hobby, you'll never be happy if you don't go out with friends, blah blah blah...
Friends I still have, but rarely speak too. I haven't spoken with any irl friends for about a month. I have spoken with friends I only know from here or elsewhere online, but that's either through text messages, email, or PM.
I've been by myself for the last 5 years. I cope better when there is no one around, a loner I guess you could call me. When people are around, my anxiety tends to flare up, and the more people I'm surrounded by, that anxiety goes through the roof.
And like you, I work only to survive. Other than that, my life is meaningless.
Hello, I agree loneliness for us people is a feeling that in many cases is the cause of suicides and strange mental states, in the case of God we do not know how it is. TipBeing an ageless immortal. That doesnt need to drink, eat nor rest. That cannot be harm in any way shape or form. So I can sit back and watch the world grows and dies around me. To witness everything and record it all. To learn all there is to learn. To know all there is to know. To hold within myself the eternity of truth and solitude. Nothing but truth. And maybe this will undeniably drive me insane. But that will a nice change of pace.