/lit/ - Literature

>>17602787
In the same breath that you proclaim human beings are too pathetic to continue to exist - presumably extrapolating from your own experience - you condescend towards those who manage well by implying they are a lower, cruder sort and therefore inferior. The irony is not lost.
Here's the thing, fren. You can't save everyone. You can't carry everyone on your back. Some people are born pathetic, raised pathetic, identify as pathetic, live pathetic lives and die a pathetic death. These people are always miserable regardless of their circumstances, they always complain, they whine, they whinge, they cry and speak their mouths off denouncing life and destiny. These people are worthless. No matter how hard you try to save them, they will ruin themselves, be it with suicide or otherwise. If my child, by some chance, turns out to be like this, then what am I supposed to do, other than give them the liberty of choice over their own life, which in the first place I have no right or capacity to deny anyone? I have dealt with people like this already. I can't fix them. They don't want to fix themselves. All you can do is let them be the way they like to be - miserable, high off their minds or dead. I am not going to live my life half heartedly just because a bunch of you guys are worthless cowards who can't deal with their own feelings. My way is forward. Your way is a dead end. Do as you like, but at least have the decency to cease your bitching.

>>17271365
>he thinks it's okay to skip out Plotinus, Porphyry, Iamblichus and Damascius