/lit/ - Literature

I take comfort on the fact that death is most likely the absolute end of everything, which means the end of all pain and all fear too.
I'm feeling good right now. Ten years ago I couldn't sleep because not existing was too much, but existing also feels like too much. Everyday I wake up to a world of horror dominated by evil, and I myself oscilate between indulging in escapism and facing fear after fear. I have accepted we were born into a world red in tooth and claw, where might makes right, the devil's playgroung (or anyone's playground if your balls are big enough).
The only way in which I will escape all my pain and all my evil desires and all my fears big and small is in death. Going back to the same nothingness from before my birth, breaking away from time and speeding things up to the end of it all. No more worlds like this, no more days like that.
If there's more of this, I don't know what the fuck I will do.
If there's nothing, then that's one less thing to worry about.
Try to find a way to cope, OP. Welcome to the club.

>>18096383
>Rousseau, he says, tells us that it is strange that man, who was born free, should be everywhere in chains. "This mad pronouncement, Man is born free, is the opposite of the truth." Rousseau’s claim, he says, is as if one were to say how strange it is that sheep, who were born carnivorous, should nevertheless everywhere be niggling grass.

Whoa, sheep don't like burgers?

>>17253314
Our entire ideology is based on helping and loving others - on altruism.
>Perpetuating identitarianism in favor of higher principles of spiritual catharsis
How is it even possible for you to be so obsessed? Recognizing racism and sexism where it exists doesn't mean I hate white people. And to speak to my real point, there is so much to liberal ideology beyond "identitarianism", but you can't see it because you're obsessed.

>>17253319
Moron.

>>16876060
Okay, now show me the statistics on how prevalent long-term effects are.

Next, show me proof the vaccines won’t have long-term side effects, which maybe might even take, oh, say, 5-10 years to suddenly show up.