/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>15912017
>you can raise your children and hopefully make your children be things that you cannot be in this life.
That's anti life. I can be whatever I chose to be through will to power. When you raise children and hope that ''they'' become what you cannot be, you are simply projecting your failures and hope that their success rubs off on you figuratively when they don't.

Their success will belong to them and no one else.
Your children should live however they want, not as a vehicle for overcoming your failures.

Live for yourself and not living for others in the hopes that they may become what you should've been.

Your entire worldview is simply built on altruism and nothing more. You have accepted the term of duty and binded yourself.

>You are not perpetuating culture, you are simply consuming it. You do not create, you just follow until you die.
You have a gross misrepresentation of culture. It is a two way exchange. You consume what you produce by interacting and replicating it. I can equally create something for people to enjoy which may become part of culture as well.

This is what feminist call cultural appropriation and ignore the fact that culture likes to be perpetuated and exchanged. I create by replicating and perpetuating.

>>15912046
>When you remove everything, you have nothing.
You would still have individual consciousness. That still exist. Do not mistake a spook for nihilism.
There is only yourself that matters and every other abstraction is a duty to it that does not need to be followed or maintained. But also realize that a spook is also a spook in of itself. Realizing that connecting to other ideas is a spook is not a reason why you should not connect to other abstractions.

You should simply live your life in whatever way that grants you the most happiness, not living for others but simply yourself. If you thinking having children would make you happy, then go for it. Just don't get grandiose delusional ideas that perpetuating culture in a mysticism of duty and wasting your life and time for it rather than live for yourself is a better alternative.

Would you spend years of your life unhappy raising children correctly if it didn't give you happiness?