
Dr. Autismo
THEY HATED ME FIRST, SO I HATE THEM BACK!
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i'm very close to doing so, i have no one irl to really motivate me
Yes. There's no hope for me.
Yes. There's no hope for me.
how poeticall i have left are nightmares
as a kid, i wanted to make comics and be a cartoonist, but nobody, not even my family cared about this or encouraged me.Yes, as a kid I wanted to be an engineer, but of course I’m too fucking stupid and I don’t have the patience to learn it. If I failed math every year from 6th grade to 10th then how the fuck would I be capable of learning engineering?
Yes. There's no hope for me.
As a kid, I wanted to be an astronaut.Yes, as a kid I wanted to be an engineer, but of course I’m too fucking stupid and I don’t have the patience to learn it. If I failed math every year from 6th grade to 10th then how the fuck would I be capable of learning engineering?
As children we give the world too much credit for our innocence and happiness. We think our thoughts reflect the world around us until we get older and see that everyone is a selfish cunt and all relationships are transactional so if you become a failure in life even your own blood loses respect for you.as a kid, i wanted to make comics and be a cartoonist, but nobody, not even my family cared about this or encouraged me.
my parents were boomers too btw, and like with most boomers, they saw me and my siblings as their future investments.As children we give the world too much credit for our innocence and happiness. We think our thoughts reflect the world around us until we get older and see that everyone is a selfish cunt and all relationships are transactional so if you become a failure in life even your own blood loses respect for you.
all i have left are nightmares
What they don’t realize is that they could afford to have fun growing up and still make good careers for themselves while we can’t afford shit so we have to work our hands to the bone if we want success. If they’re boomers I guarantee they had their fun as teenagers doing whatever the fuck they wanted despite having jobsmy parents were boomers too btw, and like with most boomers, they saw me and my siblings as their future investments.
as in, they believed that if they sent us to schools, convince us to prioritize education and working hard rather than having childhoods, we'll be big, rich and successful.
not for our benefit, mind you, for theirs only.
because if we work careers, we pay tax to the government, and that tax money with go to our parents via their pensions.
yet another picture perfect example on how selfish boomers really are.
and btw, my parents lil get rich quick scheme failed because me and none of my siblings are big, rich or successful.
boomers were formerly known as hippies, these guys also voted for shit that would fuck us all over in the 21st centauryWhat they don’t realize is that they could afford to have fun growing up and still make good careers for themselves while we can’t afford shit so we have to work our hands to the bone if we want success. If they’re boomers I guarantee they had their fun as teenagers doing whatever the fuck they wanted despite having jobs
No wonder they were the beginning of the end for a civilized America, they did a bunch of fucking drugs and it somehow carried over the next few generations and made everyone fucked in the head.boomers were formerly known as hippies, these guys also voted for shit that would fuck us all over in the 21st centaury
same, i used to one to be one back when i was a teen, but again, i never felt motivated enough to do itI always wanted to be a game dev, I realized that I'm too retarded for it though
I don't care about anything anymore. I have already accepted that it's over. To reach any level of peace with the loss of a loved one, a person must end their grieving journey with one thing: acceptance. They must accept that the life that loved one had was lived for as long as it could have. They must accept that they were loved while they were here and that the person will still have the positive memories and emotions to that loved one for the rest of their life. So that's all you have to do. Accept it. Accept that you will spend the rest of your life alone with nothing but your fun little virtual interactions and your own thoughts to keep you company. Just accept it.
all i have left are nightmares
Yes. There's no hope for me.
all i have left are nightmares
I feel ya. my life is the embodiment of this normie meme:Can’t say I ever had an idea in my head that “I wanted to be an astronaut or race car driver” or some shit like that. I have had dreams of being loved as a kid but I am over 30 so that’s not happening. Like how can you have aspirations and dreams when you can’t get the basics? I do recall in my early childhood drawing wanting to be a mechanic, but I can do that outside with my car anytime but I would not do it as a career. Guess I still want to own my own home but that is about it but even that feels empty.
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Yes. There's no hope for me.
I don't have a typical dream, man. I just want a few years of fun (by which I mean sex, games, booze) after which I'll be mentally ready to die. If I had the opportunity to choose to live two years in pure pleasure, provided that after that I would die, I did not doubt for a minute.i'm very close to doing so, i have no one irl to really motivate me
My dream is to have a few years of fun, pleasant, stress-free life, and that's it.i'm very close to doing so, i have no one irl to really motivate me
I think I have, and I think I am just gaslighting myself that I haven't yet and still persue my dreams... .i'm very close to doing so, i have no one irl to really motivate me
As a teen I wanted to become a translator. My goals were to learn Russian, Japanese, Arabic on top of English.as a kid, i wanted to make comics and be a cartoonist, but nobody, not even my family cared about this or encouraged me
My father always wanted me to become either a lawyer, so I could get him out of trouble, or become a doctor to fix his poor health or to become a dentist so I could fix their shitty teeth, for free of course.my parents were boomers too btw, and like with most boomers, they saw me and my siblings as their future investments.
as in, they believed that if they sent us to schools, convince us to prioritize education and working hard rather than having childhoods, we'll be big, rich and successful.
not for our benefit, mind you, for theirs only.
because if we work careers, we pay tax to the government, and that tax money with go to our parents via their pensions.
yet another picture perfect example on how selfish boomers really are.
and btw, my parents lil get rich quick scheme failed because me and none of my siblings are big, rich or successful.
It's hee-hover