/lit/ - Literature

>>16202572
I don't subscribe to Stirner. I believe that there are things that are right, and things that are wrong. I believe in natural laws and in the world of forms that sits above. The problem is just that I find my beliefs to clash with my preconcieved states of what is "good" and what is "bad". I know something is "right", my goal, my "mission", but at the same time it's not the widely accepted version of "good". I am no sociopath or psychopath, I cannot simply brush my feelings aside and the ear eats me up inside. But I cannot merely forget it all and pretend.
>reset my dreams many times
For me it is just a slow progression from one point to another, and I think I've reached the endgame of the nature of my goals.