subhuman
Dazed and bedpilled
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Most people it seems like see their life story as a linear process of growth and development to get to where they are today. I realize now that this is the wrong way to look at it. In our lives, nothing really changes. It's just the same endless cycle of suffering repeated over and over again.
Human nature is inherently flawed because our desires are fundamentally unfulfillable. Even if you got what you wanted, it wouldn't be enough, because of a fundamental incompleteness that mars the human condition. It would just lead to new desires or increase the scope and intensity of your existing desires. It's this endless cycle of suffering that represents the fundamental reality of the human experience. There's never going to be a point where you can become satisfied by fulfilling all your desires.
In this sense, maybe it's not such a bad thing after all failing to get a girlfriend. I really don't think it's such a transformative experience as we all believe. In our fragmented and atomized world, the relationships and sex that normies pursue are only temporary and meaningless distractions from this endless cycle of suffering. For whatever desires it ends up fulfilling, new ones would take its place. We would probably just end up desiring hotter women, get caught up in the jealousy and obsession of relationships, or end up becoming frustrated with and despising the girl. In the end, it's foolish to think that getting a girlfriend would improve our condition.
Human nature is inherently flawed because our desires are fundamentally unfulfillable. Even if you got what you wanted, it wouldn't be enough, because of a fundamental incompleteness that mars the human condition. It would just lead to new desires or increase the scope and intensity of your existing desires. It's this endless cycle of suffering that represents the fundamental reality of the human experience. There's never going to be a point where you can become satisfied by fulfilling all your desires.
In this sense, maybe it's not such a bad thing after all failing to get a girlfriend. I really don't think it's such a transformative experience as we all believe. In our fragmented and atomized world, the relationships and sex that normies pursue are only temporary and meaningless distractions from this endless cycle of suffering. For whatever desires it ends up fulfilling, new ones would take its place. We would probably just end up desiring hotter women, get caught up in the jealousy and obsession of relationships, or end up becoming frustrated with and despising the girl. In the end, it's foolish to think that getting a girlfriend would improve our condition.
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