Against Antinatalism

[Anonymous No.13717961]

Strife is the image of improvable limitation.
That which is limited but cannot change is not alive, it does not suffer its limitedness.
The Limitless is pre-perfected and needs nothing, it can't improve by definition, it does not suffer yet it is alive, he is a god.
To live and not be a god is to be a limited being, yet, who can improve their stature—become divine, or at least always improve.
Pain, suffering, and strife, is nothing but the reality of decay or cessation of progress in life, the soul falling apart into non-being; it can, most often, also be the mere signs of immanent discomfort before ecstatic advance in life (like the pump when doing squats which is followed by immense pleasure).
We must break down to reach greater heights.
To be an antinatalist and demand that painless existence is the gravest of entitlements—you, like the second son without right, demands to be a god.

[Anonymous No.13718010]

[this also applies directly against the gnostics]

[Anonymous No.13718395]

I pity the fool who doesn’t acknowledge the one true God

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