Siamese Believe
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- Dec 8, 2025
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To simply no longer exist, I always just shrugged this off. But as I'm drawing closer to death than ever, I've been forced to think deeper about the true implications of this more.
Consciousness is really hard to let go of, even when you really want to. It's like a drug that you hate and know is wrong but you can't stop doing it. Non-existence does scare me a bit, even though there's not much logic behind this fear.
To never feel, to never see, to never touch, to never eat, to never laugh, to never see, to never learn, do anything, ever again. And finally get to be free of this disgusting body. It's as liberating as it is frightening because this life is all I've ever known since I came to exist.
No one is born suicidal of course. Many of us never could've imagined that things would ever get to this point, but it happens. I once thought I'd go to college and make it big, get a successful career and live in a beautiful suburban neighborhood, or out in a wooded area.
I can't tell you what this feeling is, I guess there is no true closure because once you're gone you're just gone. I get no true compensation for my suffering, I simply won't exist. Just like I didn't exist for trillions of years before I did.
And at the end of the day we don't know what any of this is. What it means to exist, what is absolute true nothingness, what makes your consciousness yours, what is consciousness.
This world is all I've ever known, and it's all I ever will know, when I die. You all will continue and I won't. From my perspective, the world has gone with me.
This is one of many reasons why I truly believe that it's selfish to give birth. Life is the most addictive and harmful drug, a drug so powerful that the thought of parting from it permanently sparks a destructive fear. When realistically death is the best rehab for the drug called life.
Consciousness is really hard to let go of, even when you really want to. It's like a drug that you hate and know is wrong but you can't stop doing it. Non-existence does scare me a bit, even though there's not much logic behind this fear.
To never feel, to never see, to never touch, to never eat, to never laugh, to never see, to never learn, do anything, ever again. And finally get to be free of this disgusting body. It's as liberating as it is frightening because this life is all I've ever known since I came to exist.
No one is born suicidal of course. Many of us never could've imagined that things would ever get to this point, but it happens. I once thought I'd go to college and make it big, get a successful career and live in a beautiful suburban neighborhood, or out in a wooded area.
I can't tell you what this feeling is, I guess there is no true closure because once you're gone you're just gone. I get no true compensation for my suffering, I simply won't exist. Just like I didn't exist for trillions of years before I did.
And at the end of the day we don't know what any of this is. What it means to exist, what is absolute true nothingness, what makes your consciousness yours, what is consciousness.
This world is all I've ever known, and it's all I ever will know, when I die. You all will continue and I won't. From my perspective, the world has gone with me.
This is one of many reasons why I truly believe that it's selfish to give birth. Life is the most addictive and harmful drug, a drug so powerful that the thought of parting from it permanently sparks a destructive fear. When realistically death is the best rehab for the drug called life.