wereq
Defeated by Fate | Contra Mundi Enemy of the World
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I have been suffering from GERD and LPR for nearly 6 years now. Got some relief from it at around 2020 after doing a non-invasive procedure, but now after two years, the effects of the procedure are starting to wear out and my LPR symptoms are returning. Now years of chronic illness and trauma has left me worn out and yet a couple of months ago, when my LPR symptoms were much less, my dad persuaded me to try at life one more time with art. Art was meant to be a whitepill for me (a life of coping and transcending beyond the primitive darkness of human nature).
However, with my symptoms returning, my art education is on hold and my blackpill thoughts of failure and ruin are haunting me all the time. I have two choices:
1. In spite of the tiredness of my soul, I somehow muster up the courage and strength to get loads of testing and possibly surgery. And of course the surgery may very well fail either immediately or in a few months time. Or optimistically, surgery can end up being successful for at least the next 5 years.
2. I let the tiredness get the better of me and I just rope. Now, roping isn't easy either. I have Sodium Nitrite but its a year old (although still vacuum sealed) and there's risk of vomiting. I have tall ceilings but in order to set up a bar high up, I need to get some carpenter to come in and do this shit which would attract attention from my dad who knows that I'm desperate to commit suicide and will do anything to prevent me from following through with my plans even though my suffering grows daily.
However, with my symptoms returning, my art education is on hold and my blackpill thoughts of failure and ruin are haunting me all the time. I have two choices:
1. In spite of the tiredness of my soul, I somehow muster up the courage and strength to get loads of testing and possibly surgery. And of course the surgery may very well fail either immediately or in a few months time. Or optimistically, surgery can end up being successful for at least the next 5 years.
2. I let the tiredness get the better of me and I just rope. Now, roping isn't easy either. I have Sodium Nitrite but its a year old (although still vacuum sealed) and there's risk of vomiting. I have tall ceilings but in order to set up a bar high up, I need to get some carpenter to come in and do this shit which would attract attention from my dad who knows that I'm desperate to commit suicide and will do anything to prevent me from following through with my plans even though my suffering grows daily.
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