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Was there a life before the one I know now? Was I lost and just never ever found?

>> No.53125363
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>>53125258
What it do when it don't do what it do

>> No.53125430

>>53125258
You probably live all lives everywhere at all times, but what you perceive as you is necessarily limited due to the nature of its nervous system and its status as a particular object within a wider universe. The simplest explanation would be that, when you die, your feeling of "you" will cease to exist, including memories, attitudes, subjectivity, and you'll look at a different part of yourself, i.e. you might live another life.

>> No.53126111

>>53125258
I had an incredible life on more than one occasion. Lost my way on all of them and there is nothing more painful than acknowledging all of the times you had the chance to live them out. I was ungrateful and the lonely painful hell I live in now would have been unthinkable punishment when I was younger. I really don't know how I haven't uninstalled irl yet and don't have any hope for things to get better. If you're under 40 you can still make it. If you lose your health and all of your possessions/monetary value after that it really truly feels like it is over and I'm afraid I'm right this time.
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>> No.53126241

>>53126111
How did you fuck it up?

I'm 26 yrs old now and have a decent 9-5 job but Im depressed and don't much care for socializing, never had a gf. I have no energy and feel like my whole life is my job I don't like

>> No.53126552

>>53126241
It was the same every time, a lack of gratitude for the things I already had. I went from being successful and having basically everything I could ask for to losing it all and I mean everything. My case is particularly bad as I wasn't proactive enough in taking care of myself leading to serious life-long complications from type 1. Now I live at home unable to work and it's all I can do to just try to manage the immense amount of physical pain I have to endure 24/7. It never fucking stops, there is nothing that can be done and it's only going to get worse. I ate well and was in good shape my whole life until I contracted this bullshit disease randomly in my 20s. It feels like a cruel joke. I hope you never have to endure something like that but it all really boils down to this; be grateful to the life you have and most importantly to yourself. No one is going to look out for you but you, if you have a problem, fix it now. No matter how bad you think things are try to appreciate them and you will undoubtedly wind up on a better path than I did. The alternative is a downward spiral of life really giving you something to cry about. Godspeed anon.