/lit/ - Literature

>>14166772
This is the christian's nihilism in its rawest form. He is drowning so deeply in his hatred of life, that even supposing that there isn't anything beyond it makes it meaningless. If there was nothing beyond life would your love of other people be rendered meaningless? Would all of our culture, our art, our history, our feelings, our thoughts, all just be worthless? Don't you see how fucking nihilistic this is?

That "all is worthless without the christian faith being true" is just another value judgement. It is a dogma, and can be overcome.

complete and utter self-actualization

>>14101732
you faggots are drowning in so much ressentiment, it is pathetic. You know that you and I are in the same situation? All you are saying is that you are better than me because you accept it. You are the slave who has triumphed, as slave. You are pathetic in every sense.

>>14067293
nietzshe was utterly against the idea of life denial, and thus anti-natalism. Zarathustra prophecises the "Last Man" as a terrible fate humanity is headed towards. He was against pessimism. He had many things to say in praise of women in BGaE, even, he was simply a critic of them, he wanted them to be better. He wanted men to be better too. Not everything Nietzsche criticized he wished to destroy.

Due to a lot of recent reading, therapy, and personal contemplation/journaling I have become unmoored from a previous set of values I had. This has caused me to find my current life path to be completely unfulfilling, and a waste of life. Before, I was still quite unhappy, but I simply couldn't see why.

Anyone else have experience with this? Should I just bravely accept my new fate? Do I fight it? Do I even want to fight it?

help me /lit/, I come first here because I'm anonymous and I know you all well.