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/jp/ I'm sad...

What should I do? What kinds of things make you guys happy?

>> No.6453580

Cum as much as you can.

>> No.6453578

Watch anime about little girls doing cute things.
Works for me all the time.

>> No.6453584

>>6453578
That can make you feel even worse when you realize (again) that reality suck.

>> No.6453587
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6453587

I'm not sad at all

>> No.6453591

Me too.
I suggest sleeping or find yourself a nice 45+ hour RPG.

>> No.6453594

Life isn't bad, neither good, it's just what it is. Realizing that is the first step to stop being an emo faggot.

>> No.6453596
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>> No.6453850

>>6453596
I lol'd.

>> No.6453865

Taking it easy makes me happy. The responsibilities of the normal's life make me unhappy.

>> No.6453869

>>6453596
That's pretty old, you know.

>> No.6453873

>>6453869
So what if it is?

Doesn't mean one can't find it funny.

>> No.6453887

What makes me happy? Reading a doujinshi or something about my waifu, reading a book or playing a game. What exactly makes you sad? If there's no reason to be sad, you shouldn't be sad. I realize every once in a while people experience such melancholies, but I'm sure it will pass.

>> No.6453889

When life sucks, suck back.

>> No.6453888

>>6453584
IT makes me happy to know that reality sucks for EVERYONE, no matter how much they may lie about it

IT's much easier to be comfortable with how much a of a trainwreck the world is when you're the type of person that laughs at accidents.

>> No.6453893

>>6453888
How can reality suck for everyone?

And if it does, can you imagine an unreality that doesn't suck?

>> No.6453894
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6453894

masturbation, hiking. sometimes masturbating whilst hiking.

also eat more and sleep longer, if possible.

>> No.6453898

Comic LO

>> No.6453902

>>6453894
Sleeping longer just wastes your time. It makes me more depressed to get up and see that it's already noon. By noon the day may as well be over.

>> No.6453907

>>6453576
Imagine killing every single last person on earth.
If there is someone you really don't like, Imagine torturing that person, and then cutting off all of their limbs, gouging out their eyes, cutting off their ears and tongue, rather than just killing them.

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>>6453893
>can you imagine an unreality that doesn't suck?
Gensokyo.

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>>6453873
>>6453869
you forgot your trip, samefag

>> No.6453918

Living isn't serious. You're gonna die, anyway. Just chill and wait until you're just a clump of matter again.

>> No.6453925

Fantasize about shota.

>> No.6453929

>>6453893
Nobody's got a perfect life. The better off things are for someone, the more extreme even small bits of bad luck begin to look.

THink of misery like something sour. Some people have lemon drop lives, some people have lives that are all cake doughnut but with an umeboshi in the middle.

>> No.6453928

>>6453909
Well, I was expecting that answer. But I'm pretty sure the average person doesn't know or care about Gensokyo, so their fantasies must be different. Since everyone has different fantasies, isn't it possible one's fantasy could be something which they eventually obtained in the real world?

Surely those guys with 102% of the world's wealth for themselves aren't mourning abut reality sucking.

>> No.6453939

>>6453929
Perfection is only objective, so couldn't someone have the perfect life in their own view?

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>>6453928
Your average religious person can safely substitute their chosen afterlife in the place of our Gensokyo. Non-spiritual people usually just grit their teeth and bear it, or imagine their future will hold such pleasantries for them.

>> No.6453949

>>6453928
>mourning abut reality sucking.
That's just it-- I don't mourn it, I revel in it

Even the megawealthy have their fears and worries, despite having more money than God.

>> No.6453953

VN, anime, games, reading, or try a new experience.

Don't get sad if you do not get out of life what you want, few people do. Just work towards your goals slowly, if you have any. If not, find them.

>> No.6453960

>>6453869
>>6453873
Your failure amuses me.

>> No.6453966

Go play a hundred eroge.

>> No.6453973

>>6453948
If they imagine their future has some pleasantries then they acknowledge the possibility of those pleasantries no matter how small they are. So can't it be possible they'll run into those and be satisfied?

>>6453949
That's just jewtalk to trick you into not having more money than God.

>> No.6453975

>>6453939
Havning achieved the perfect life, you could say, is one point on the line of your life. Even if you maintain this state til the end of the line, it does not and arguably cannot consist of the whole of the line.

>> No.6453980

>>6453975
What if your perception of what's perfect changes every instant along with your state? So you're constantly in the state of perfection.

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>>6453973
No, because even though they are physically possible they require such a perfect storm of preconditions that it is firstly unlikely that they will ever experience it, and secondly, it is highly likely that it will be very temporary.

For example, for most people, a steady source of income (or a large lump sum they can live off, as in fantasies of winning the lottery) is part and parcel of their 'future will be better' vision, but the fact is that almost nobody has the job security they imagine they do, one that the recession has shown people quite painfully over the last few years.

>> No.6453998

>>6453973
SO you're trying to say that because someone THINKS they don't have any problems that they don't exist? That being content with your life means you are bad luck-proof?

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>>6453928
I hope the afterlife works like it does in Discworld, with people going to the one that they expect. That way the self-flagellating religious madmen will go to whatever hell they fear because they know they committed some sin by lusting over a drawing of a 15 year and 11 month old girl when they were young; whereas /jp/ will get to be immortal little girls living in a big mansion together, or go to Gensokyou, etc.

>> No.6454012

>>6454003
"This is ---ing good wood!"

>> No.6454016

>>6453998
Problems are also only objective. So if you think you have a perfect life with no problems and you are happy, it must be true.

>> No.6454017
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6454017

Long hours of snuggling my body pillow while pretending it's my waifu while going to sleep makes me happy.

Also money.

>> No.6454019

>>6454016
>objective
Sounds like someone doesn't know what that word means.

>> No.6454021

>>6454019
I meant subjective. Now I realize I've been saying objective when I meant subjective this whole thread.

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>>6454019
>>6454021
Did someone crack your trip or are you some kind of chimera?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYk7nE2e0MQ
This on infinite loop.

>> No.6454037

>>6454016
THat's jsut it, since. it's dependent on viewpoint, MY viewpoint is that everyone has problems, and falls short of perfection. And I don't even have to be logically inconsistent that often to believe it.

>> No.6454043

>>6454037
I see. But then not everyone is just pretending to be content with reality, at least. It's not pretending if you actually believe it.

>> No.6454084

>>6454043
I'm not arguing that, because it really doesn't have any bearing on what i said. Envying their happiness isn't going to make me happy. KNowing for certain that something bad will happen/has happened to them, no matter how happy or oblivious they are.
One might argue that a man in a coma is happy, but even if he doesn't know it, he's still in a fucking coma.

>> No.6454115

>>6454084
I don't think there's anything wrong with being happy in a fantasy world. If you think it's real, it may as well be.

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