What's your dream anon?

[Anonymous No.14564865]

Write about it here!
Tell us how close you are to attaining it.

[Anonymous No.14564868]

I dream of going

[Anonymous No.14564871]

>>14564865
me on the left

[Anonymous No.14564892]

>>14564865
My dream is to obtain absolute power, and use it to lift the world from it's sickness.
After that is done I would like to step down from my position, proving that man is righteous in nature.
I will retire peacefully, and spend my last years with those whom I hold dear.
>how close you are to attaining it.
I will not.

[Anonymous No.14564904]

I have no dream

[Anonymous No.14564923]

Get my law degree
Work a few years at a law firm, maybe until I'm 30, during that time find a wife
Buy a section of land, build a small house and set up a more self sufficient permaculture setup.
Get some of my hobby writing published.
Spend my time gardening, hunting, and writing, professionally or semiprofessionally. The money I make from writing will go over any costs we can't cover through self-sufficiency or savings.

[Anonymous No.14564936]

Getting a gf. Very far from it.

[Anonymous No.14564944]

>>14564865
Write a novel I'm proud of(I've written short stories, but not much else.)

Write an album I'm proud of(halfway done, but I'm a perfectionist and it'll still be another couple years.)

Graduate college and either pursue a PhD, or find a job that gives me the freedom of time to work on my passions.

Make a decent dent in the western canon.

Quit this site.

[Anonymous No.14564960]

Acquire brown gf (I've come close)
Tinder

[Anonymous No.14564973]

>>14564904
that's a dark road to be on anon

[Anonymous No.14564976]

Why is the drop out and the PhD shaking hands?

[Anonymous No.14564979]

>>14564976
because theyre both cool and the others are lame

[Anonymous No.14564985]

>>14564976
it's the iq belle-curve meme. It's spammed on this site so brainlets can larp that they're wise.

[Anonymous !!/QsAFMQcgjT No.14564994]

>>14564865
I want to become a living encyclopedia on all things new and interesting in the field of biology.

Synthetic Biology and Regenerative Medicine are of particular intrest.
To cure disease, cancer, and prolong the human health span. This is of utmost importance to me.

God willing, I'd love to have a wife and kids. I think I'd haunt the earth a bitter ghost if I died before raising a family.

[Anonymous No.14564998]

complete my earth shattering philosophical system while continuing to distribute it via shitposted fragments

[Anonymous No.14565021]

>>14564865
Dunno
>want to have a life with enough time to develop any kind of abilities
>want to learn about everything; be a 21st century polymath
>want to be fullfilled personally; to find meaning and at the same time to find love (want wife and around 5 children)
>want to be able to face death without worrying about what's there at the other side

[Anonymous No.14565047]

>>14564865
to find something that will make me excited to get out of bed in the morning. anything.

[Anonymous No.14565058]

>>14564994
Extend human life to what end? A long life does not equate to a happy one. I think providing people with happiness is a more virtuous dream.

[Anonymous No.14565060]

I want to save the world, yet I do not understand it enough to know if it ought to be saved or how to save it. I want to find a love who will permeate into the essence of who and what I am, yet I am still a lost and wandering soul. I seek the peak of the mountain, yet I am in a blizzard. But I will not stop. In the midst of contradiction, I must persevere.

[Anonymous No.14565178]

>>14564973
you're telling me

[Anonymous No.14565191]

To never have to wear clothes again. I'm a long ways away. It may be more of a retirement goal.

[Anonymous No.14565208]

>>14565178
find a passion, you'll regret living if you don't

[Anonymous No.14565226]

>>14565208
>find a passion
how?

[Anonymous No.14565244]

To write something. Anything. And to have someone read it and like it.
I'd also want to be a director or musician but you need friends for that so that's not gonna happen.
>>14565021
>>14565047
also this, but depression has rotted so much of my brain I don't think i'll ever be happy or have the mental power to be a polymath.

[Anonymous No.14565258]

>>14565226
do you have any interest? what makes life worth living?

[Anonymous No.14565280]

>>14564865

I want to become an extremely powerful governor of a fly-over state and use my power to increase my wealth to obscene levels relative to the rest of the citizens. After I step down, I'll own half the state and create a dynasty of politcal/economic power. I'll live in a giant estate near the capitol where politicians and businessmen will have to come and pay tribute.

Also, I'll have 12 children with various women if need be.

[Anonymous No.14565286]

I want to eventually write a play, with music and the stage and everything

[Anonymous No.14565301]

>>14565286
Those are called musicals

[Anonymous No.14565323]

>>14565280
So you want to be a capitalistic lord by manipulating the state. I mean, I don't think the government is the best route to take if wealth is your end goal. And if it's power then why a flyover state?

I suppose there are worse things to aspire towards, just make sure to read the prince or 48 laws of power, so you're not swinging blindly.

[Anonymous No.14565326]

>>14564892
>sickness
Develop?
>>14564944
>Quit this site.
Easy dream.
>>14564936
>Getting a gf
Easy dream.
>>14564960
>Acquire brown gf (I've come close)
Easy dream.

[Anonymous No.14565330]

>>14565226
If you don't have a passion, you probably haven't tried many different activities.

[Anonymous No.14565333]

>>14565326
>Quit this site.
>Easy dream

You ignored every other one

[Anonymous No.14565337]

>>14565244
>but depression has rotted so much of my brain
>you need friends for that so that's not gonna happen
OK, so you know about this. WHAT do you do about it?!

[Anonymous No.14565356]

>>14565333
It's just a single one? No wonder it's a dream and will probably stay one : make reachable steps!
Leaving this place is easy. Write a novel : create steps for this (synopsis, main events of the story, do research, start writing).
Write an album : divide it into steps too, track by track, verse by verse,etc.
Find a job with free time : what kind of job? What skill do you need? How many CVs are you ready to share? etc..
Decent dent in the western canon : Hard one, but with enough simple steps planned & reached, it's feasible. Very hard, but feasible.

[Anonymous No.14565365]

>>14564923
This is literally the same as me.

[Anonymous No.14565371]

>>14565356
Relax, I punctuated my list with it as a joke. And there's no need to condescend, these are all really obvious suggestions you're giving anyways, like wikihow-tier advice.

[Anonymous No.14565379]

>>14565258
>do you have any interest?
Mostly unproductive, uncreative ones (film, reading). Whenever I try to improve or create I get extremely frustrated over roadblocks.
>what makes life worth living?
I don't know of anything that motivates me. The exception is my two close friends. Spending time with them is probably what I value most.

Almost all my life the things that have pushed me along the way has been negative forces rather than positive ones. Recently I resisted that anxiety and I've since been free from them, but now there is nothing that drives me at all. The only thing that makes me consider moving forward is when I consider letting that anxiety take over me again -- specifically the worry that if I stay still I will soon grow distant to my friends because they will continue to develop and have new experiences to share while I don't. This is something I'm concerned about, but I'm not all that willing to be controlled by my anxiety again.

Of course, what I really should be doing is simply to get professional help for my depression. The problem is that it's atypical and I'm looking more for a philosophical solution rather than practical help, because every time I've started to get going with things I've quickly grown tired of it and become disillusioned with whatever it is that occupied my mind and hid the underlying draining reality of my (our) existence. I did try to make a doctors appointment but I read online that you should only go there (local clinic) if there's an emergency and otherwise make an appointment beforehand. So I tried to call and an automated message told me they weren't able to take calls. So I tried making an appointment through their online system and it said there weren't any available times for an appointment. Effectively there's no way for me to get help without breaking the rules. Things like this get me down and make me give up entirely. Sorry for the blogpost. I don't know exactly what I'm trying to say.

>>14565330
Nothing makes me want to try out different activities.

[Anonymous No.14565404]

>>14564865
My dream was to become a manga artist.

I made a full turn when I realize that life is only about pleasure.
Names, honors, pride, other people opinion about me. I don't value them.
Maybe I'll do it again If my willpower comes back.
There's still an idea want to create. I'm confident I can do it as long as I want to do it but I don't want to.
I was already decent, too bad.

[Anonymous No.14565411]

>>14565365
Good luck friend.

[Anonymous No.14565429]

>>14564865
>What's yoilur dream
Dying
>How close are you to attaining it
Probably 50 years or so. Men in my family tend not to live past 70.
Hopefully I'll get cancer or get run over, cause I'm not killing myself that's for sure.

[Anonymous No.14565439]

>>14565429
>XD I love dying guys I'm so quirky!

[Anonymous No.14565448]

>>14565439
I don't love dying. I just want to die plain and simple.
Life is shit and consciousness is a fucking curse.

[Anonymous No.14565451]

>>14565371
Ok, sorry about that. Anyway, it reads kinda obvious but there's tons of people who lose their motivation to achieve their goals because they find them way too daunting...
I thought you were like that.

[Anonymous No.14565504]

>>14565379
I can sympathize with the bureacratic hell these automated systems can feel like. I was without a phone for and getting access to my banking info without the verification of my old # was difficult. Sometimes it seems like gatekeeping, so I feel you there. Is the clinic far? You could try making an appointment in person, maybe see if there's an option for a walk-in.

Existential dread and anxiety(I still have a bad case of social anxiety) used to be major sources for my depression I found solace for the dread in existential philosophy and optimistic nihilism, there's moral idealism in it and an intrinsic pursuit of fulfillment that has helped me. Make the most of nothing until it's everything, then in its time let it go, and don't see it as loss for it was never anything anyways It's almost Buddhist, and I like that. That being said, I'm a philosophical novice, so take what I'm saying while knowing that.

>Almost all my life the things that have pushed me along the way has been negative forces rather than positive ones.

Why is that anon? I've felt similar in the past and those things that were out of my control I realize now really weren't. I used to abuse substances because I was anxious and couldn't get that gratification from people, so I sought it in isolation, of course, these things affirm anti-social habits, so it spiraled ever downward as I felt more anxious until it seemed uncontrollable even though it still was. The trope "the inner locus of control" worked out in that scenario and I slowly started taking agency back from chaos and correcting things. There are very few actions where it's beneficial to be motivated by fear. I don't want to speak for your experience though, you could very well have some serious unpreventable shit going on.

Keep those friends and don't compare your life to there's, that'll only build walls.

If you like film and reading is it perhaps because you like stories? Maybe you want to tell your own, or maybe you'd like to study the greats ones. There's plenty to be passionate about there and expanding your knowledge is hardly unproductive. Who knows, maybe you'll take up writing, or become academic. I don't know what you want to do, but you get my point, interests breed passion and passion comes prior to wanting to contribute to the subject you like.

I'd give you pragmatic advice for the depression, like exercise, socialize, ssris, but I'm sure you've been told, or googled solutions like that. Instead, I'll leave you with this; meaning is a man-made concept, so a lack of meaning is as well, it'd be foolish to waste any day obsessing over meaningless things. Best of luck anon.

[Anonymous No.14565509]

>>14565451
You came from a good place so no hard feelings.

[Anonymous No.14565517]

My dream is not to reincarnate.

[Anonymous No.14565523]

>>14565504
there's a ton of typos and grammar mistakes, but it was long and I'm too lazy to go back and proofread.

[Anonymous No.14565527]

Spend the rest of my life doing what I love the most: Ilustrating, writing and reading books. A life devoted to art is never a wasted life.

[Anonymous No.14565531]

>>14565527
If that's your work then it looks pretty cool Anon

[Anonymous No.14565532]

>>14564892
extremely fucking based
you are a good man anon, one of the few
i do not say this lightly

[Anonymous No.14565534]

>>14565439
lol

[Anonymous No.14565545]

>>14565527
As a musician and hobbyist writer, I wholeheartedly agree. What's the point of being sentient if we can't make beauty in the world.

If that's oc, then that's very impressive. It wouldn't be amiss to see it on a book about esoteric occultism, or scary stories.

[Anonymous No.14565549]

>>14565531
Thanks fren

[Anonymous No.14565555]

>>14564865
When I was younger I wanted to be a master meditator, athlete, and writer. I'm close to mastery in meditation if there is such a thing, and I play a sport for a living while currently finishing my first novel. I don't know if this is my dream but I suppose you could say my dream is to maintain this lifestyle as much as possible. I'm hoping my writing will take over for my athletics once I'm too old to compete.

[Anonymous No.14565556]

>>14565534
Depression memes are cringe. Fuck off.

[Anonymous No.14565558]

>>14564892
How would you go about it if you had that power? Also, stepping down would only prove that an individual can be righteous, and it could very well be that what "nurtured" you is what made you so.

[Anonymous No.14565570]

>>14565379
>Nothing makes me want to try out different activities.
What about your 2 closest friends? If you all tried a different,fun activity, wouldn't that help?

[Anonymous No.14565584]

>>14564865
I want to become entirely self sufficient and live alone in a cottage in the wilderness, far from humanity.

[Anonymous No.14565593]

>>14565584
>I'm using humanity's knowledge and technology to live for myself yet fuck humanity!

[Anonymous No.14565596]

>>14565379
>Whenever I try to improve or create I get extremely frustrated over roadblocks.
I'm sure you aren't in this thread anymore but if you are realize that every path in life will have roadblocks. Some will be frustrating and some will seem unbearable but the happiness and wisdom you gain when you overcome a roadblock is invaluable. Look for a path that makes you happy to grow as person while you walk it, not a path that presents no difficulties (because those don't exist)

[Anonymous No.14565601]

>>14565593
My dream is just to be alone and be able to care for myself. I don’t hate humanity or harbor any ill intent towards anybody, I just don’t want to be around other people.

[Anonymous No.14565605]

>>14565593
not that guy but there's nothing hypocritical about what he's saying. I like to eat meat but that doesn't mean I want to be around the livestock that it comes from.

[Anonymous No.14565630]

>>14564865
>Tell us how close you are to attaining it.
I'm 26 so I'm that much closer to the next respawn point where I can possibly be something worth my time.

[Anonymous No.14565640]

>>14565593
>I want to be far away from the Sun despite using its warmth
Maybe humanity is too destructive for some structures, and the proper relation to it is a certain distance?

[Anonymous No.14565643]

>>14565596
Not that anon but i have the same problem - i find no path where i would enjoy improving instead of getting the end results.

[Anonymous No.14565655]

>>14565504
Thanks anon. Yes I should probably make my way to the clinic in person and ask for an appointment, hopefully it will start to get things moving.

>Why is that anon?
I am (or rather can be) a very sensitive person and I've always had strong feelings of anxiety or guilt in regards to anything and everything. I can't say exactly why this is the case, but it has been what made me continue to do things and not just sit still (fear of disappointing my parents, fear of hurting other people, fear of looking like an idiot, fear of being alone or not fitting in etc.). When I say negative forces I don't mean real world events as you perhaps interpreted it, but in how my decisions were framed. Meaning I thought "I should" a lot more than I thought "I want" or "I will". And after being in that mad confusion of fear and anxiety (as well as some ignorant joy) which has led me to where I am (not necessarily a bad place), I just got sick of it and stood up for myself. But now I've realized that since I've never developed any goals or dreams along the way that I'm not sure if I have ever really wanted anything. So I'm not in a place of misery right now, and I feel more confident in myself in a way. I don't think I need the validation of strangers at all. But this has had the side-effect of apathy. I want to dream and have passions, but I have never cultivated it. There's also a huge mess of resentment and frustrations that I haven't been able to solve when it comes to both myself and other people in general which can at any moment invade and lock me down temporarily in apathy or hatred during one of these crucial moments of me trying to start some positive endeavour.

I'll reach out for professional help because I realize that no amount of talk and introspection will be able to pull me out of this hole, at least not for a long time. Even so, I appreciate your thoughts and advice. During this "apathetic era" I've started to dive more into films and reading without guilt and have found some real beauty and sense of belonging/understanding which has started to deepen my love of these mediums, and you're abslutely right that they can have value to me and may in time become passions and sources of inspiration. I'm glad I had the opportunity to talk about this, thanks again.

[Anonymous No.14565657]

>>14564923
The fuck this is literally my exact plan, down to the preferred age of quitting law.

[Anonymous No.14565660]

>>14565556
didn't know it was a meme, now that I know I like it less. Also cringe isn't real

[Anonymous No.14565667]

>>14565596
You're right but that doesn't stop me from shutting down from overwhelming frustration. Part of my inability to deal with it comes from my current state which can be improved, though.
>Look for a path that makes you happy to grow as person while you walk it, not a path that presents no difficulties (because those don't exist)
I will, thank you.

[Anonymous No.14565687]

>>14564865
Owning a moderate-sized home in a safe but relatively cheap area, plus enough cash on hand to basically semi-retire, so that I can cut off most human contact and devote myself fully to creative pursuits. I've saved up $150k living at home and putting my PhD stipend into the bank, and I've just finished that program. Now I just need a job and probably 5 more years of grinding away and saving.

[Anonymous No.14565689]

>>14565527
>>14565549
Anon I really like this image, and I'd be interesting in purchasing the right to use it on a book cover or hiring you as an artist. solipsus.writer at gmaildotcom

[Anonymous No.14565695]

>>14565643
>>14565667
To clarify no one enjoys the roadblocks at first. Some of them cannot be enjoyed, even in retrospect. The high you get from climbing a mountain doesn't come until you reach the summit. But eventually you find joy in the climb because you know so well what the summit has in store. learn to enjoy the journey but until then just try to enjoy the milestones

[Anonymous No.14565728]

>>14565695
I guess my problem is not about roadblocks but not feeling that you have life path in the first place. Its not like choosing between some options but rather having no options and everyone else putting the pressure on you not doing what they do.

[Anonymous No.14565752]

>>14565655
I deal with that problem of "I should" too. I was trying to get that point across with some examples of problems that stem from it. I think the riddle of my life has been that while I know I rationally shouldn't care about what strangers think, I still do. It's the way my neurons have been weaved I suppose and I just need to use strategies to deal with it. There are some things other people can do that my anxiety makes very difficult for me and I need to either compromise or work through it.

I think you have to mindfully rebel against the apathy. Keep reminding yourself that while some aspiration may seem pointless on a cosmic scale, it does have a point and that is that it's good for your mind and your life and for those around you. There's a beautiful paradox there. It's a trite truism, but "it's all about perspective" really is the essence of happiness and success. Miserable people see hardship as a plight, whereas the wise see it as a challenge. There are so many destitute people
out there blaming faceless organizations.

As for the resentment, I remind myself that I won't be petty and misplace my anger, that would be giving up control. I'll allow myself anger over things I fundamentally disagree with, but minor slights, ignorant people and opposing personality types that annoy me I try to let go of.

Passion stems from wanting to solve a problem, or being curious about a subject. Try to ask what those two things could be for you. What serious problems do you have in the world and what things have moved you?

Sorry if I'm coming off as preachy, these are things I need to affirm in myself as well.

And lastly, I kind of get seeing movies as a waste of time, but books? You're only increasing your knowledge, vocab, and perspectives on the human experience and our cultures. I can't think of a better downtime activity, I mean, most people are guiltlessly playing video games, or watching tv every day.

[Anonymous No.14565757]

>>14565752
>There are so many destitute people out there blaming faceless organizations.

I didn't mean to generalize the disenfranchised, I'm talking about a specific kind of self-pity.

[Anonymous No.14565763]

Living in a certain small town near the major city I currently live in and working in the prison there, preferably with my current girlfriend as my wife.

I'll probably fullfil it in five to ten years.

[Anonymous No.14565774]

>>14565763
That's a humble dream anon, I bet you're a real down to earth guy irl.

[Anonymous No.14565791]

>>14564865
Being loaded with money and spending it frivolously on luxury items such as golden jets, yachts, cocaine and prostitutes, while providing absolutely no value to other people or any contributions to society, instead fucking up the World for future generations.

[Anonymous No.14565814]

>>14565593
Yeah. Seems unfair, right? Too bad, faggot: life is unfair. Get over it.

[Anonymous No.14565823]

I really just want a comfy life with a decent job and plenty of free time to pursue hobbies and perfect my physical and mental health. I have no hunger for power or material success

[Anonymous No.14565826]

>>14564865
i want to build a unique internal rubric through which i can judge all situations in a consistent and compelling way. i dont think im close and im not sure it will ever happen

[Anonymous No.14565841]

>>14565826
This is a great guidebook for logical problem-solving.

[Anonymous No.14565843]

>>14565841
big thank you anon. not joking ill order that today

[Anonymous No.14565846]

>>14564865
Dreams are unconstructive distractions that keep you from taking the opportunities that present themselves on a daily basis. Be flexible.

[Anonymous No.14565848]

>>14565846
dreams are an actuality to actively strive for as a being of potentiality

[Anonymous No.14565851]

>>14565846
you're pretending these things are mutually exclusive.

[Anonymous No.14565911]

I don't know what I am, and knowing it and accepting myself is maybe my only actual real dream. But for participation sake, I divided what I could aim for in life in 2 possible general ways of being:
The way of nature
>own various businesses
>dominate and push out competitors, essentially ruling over a county and having great influence over it
>be an erudite, have a couple of graduations and a few more languages under my belt, intellectual mog
>age gracefully, nurturing an aesthetic of restrained power and self reliance
>make men crave my approval and respect, deny women my love
>make enough money to get away from everyone
The way of Grace
>get involved in charity
>own a plot of land and build a self sufficient homestead in it
>live a simple life, with minimal access to technology
>spend my days in nature, wood working and taking care of my livestock
>minimal reading, as to not be an escapist or indulge in the worship of knowledge aka vanity
Opinions?

[Anonymous No.14565929]

——Fish farm farmhand——academia——-algae scientist——????——Deep space/Martian monastery——
????????———Beatific vision?

[Anonymous No.14565940]

I dream of being a memeber of my country's special forces, even though im a pacifist
I run, swing and lift weights 6/7 days a week

[Anonymous No.14565945]

>>14565911
Second option, except in outer space

[Anonymous No.14565989]

>>14565940
how do you reconcile that one

[Anonymous No.14566004]

>>14565058

But if you consider the idea that for every year that pases your chances of finding happiness increases by simple probability then increasing your lifespan will increase your chance of finding happiness in accordance, in fact, if inmortality is achieved the chance of happiness will tend to infinite and therefore we would have teached both inmortality and happiness

[Anonymous No.14566225]

>>14565989
Im hoping the army will take the pacifism out of me but at the same time i dont

[Anonymous No.14566257]

>>14566225
if you are a gentle guy and being a pacifist is important to you really think things through... every soldier must be ready to kill others to defend themselves and their bros
SF are elite infantry, not easy at all to go direct entry

[Anonymous No.14566941]

>>14564865
Never working a day of my life.
Unfortunately, I've already failed, and the pain doesn't seem to numb any time soon.

[Anonymous No.14566987]

> become an artist somewhat recognizable in a specific circle, not widely
getting close to it. not irl, though i've gotten some commisions here. guess it'd go better in europe.
> borderline intimate frienship with a priest
the one i liked, very slim and grey-haired, said i have a beautiful voice and loved my sketches, but i havent been to church in over a year. maybe soon...
> write more, goreful and raw like a fresh steaming liver
already constructing elaborate apocalyptic scenes in my private schizo world, just not written down yet

[Anonymous No.14566997]

>>14566225
that's a powerful line. desperately ready to accept, yet inside hoping not to lose humanity for the sheer comfort of living. you could base a novel on it.

[Anonymous No.14567025]

Publish a book I'm proud of and kill myself after

[Anonymous No.14567116]

>>14564865
My dream is recursive mutual improvement in human relationships: a psycho-social singularity.
Humanity is close to attaining this, the means to do so are the internet, which is a hyper-accellerator of relational change.
The current social madness is due to fundamental conflicts that have been brought to the surface and intensified as elements that are resistive to social and cultural change (rightisms) try their hardest to slow accelerating change to retain political power. Boomer time is running out.

[Anonymous No.14567165]

>>14564865
Creating a product.
I'm not any closer beyond writing down a few things, trying to create a logo for it and getting some feedback from other people. But I'm starting to lose hope because it's becoming clearer and clearer that I'm simply too stupid to actually make it come true.

[Anonymous No.14567211]

>>14567165
Tell me about your product.

[Anonymous No.14567270]

>>14564865
lots of anons ITT thinking theyre going to make their money and get out. but theres no out. you guys are in this for life. it's wishful thinking.

[Anonymous No.14567290]

>>14567270
But working fucking sucks. You're selling your time and effort for money, because you're afraid of what would happen if you didn't have any money. It's a shit deal, plain and simple.
How else are we supposed to cope with it, anon, if not through dreams of freedom?

[Anonymous No.14567370]

>>14567290
i'm glad im not a consoomer and dont need much (and can resort to petty store theft if it gets too rough), yet i'm not ascended enough to get lost in taiga like the old-believers.
i think there must be just enough convenience to not waste your time on repetetive laborous tasks, like growing a whole farm to feed yourself or hand-washing all your clothes all the time, yet not too much so you don't drain yourself working to provide for the Convenience - paying all the subscriptions and buying stuff.

modernity provides just enough comfort to minimize unneeded effort, but you be thoughtful to not fall a slave to commodity.

[Anonymous No.14567550]

>>14565763
>working in the prison there
In what position?

[Anonymous No.14567775]

finding peace

[Anonymous No.14567799]

>>14567370
>and can resort to petty store theft if it gets too rough
literally just go to a food pantry or church lol

[Anonymous No.14567804]

>>14567799
i see you're a first-worlder, anon
>>14567775
based & dovepilled

[Anonymous No.14567829]

>>14564865
left one will be me in a few weeks or something

[Anonymous No.14567878]

>>14567550
As a clinical psychologist

[Anonymous No.14567888]

>>14564865
To move to Sweden.

[Anonymous No.14567897]

>>14567888
Why would you do that?

[Anonymous No.14567904]

>>14567897
Because I can speak Swedish.

[Anonymous No.14567987]

>>14564865
>that picture
t. highschool drop out

[Anonymous No.14568079]

>>14565337
idk. maybe antidepressants cure depression-induced barain rot, maybe they don't. maybe antidepressants increase extroversion to the point where you can make friends, maybe nnot. i don't think cleaning your room will get you friends or grow you new brain tissue, i don't think nofap or meditation or proper diet will either. i readlly just dont know

[Anomynous No.14568203]

>>14564892
Mine is do something similar to that, but the evil version.

[Anonymous No.14568295]

>>14564892
This, but the way I would cure this sickness would be through a destruction of society itself. It’s too late for society to recover on it’s own; it has to be pjicked up by the roots.
First I would take down the internet, forcing people to make connections with their neighbors rather than the other side of a screen. Next, kill the wealthiest of the world and government leaders, putting justice back where it belongs: in the hands of the people.

Of course this is a pipedream, as I would only create a power gap that would eventually be filled by others. Even if I had some absolute power, it’d dissipate unless I were also immortal.

[Anonymous No.14568358]

>>14564865
Doing honours this year, want to continue through to masters and look for a career in the public sector. I'm a philosophy major btw babe and have no idea what I am going to write my research paper on this year

[Anonymous No.14568365]

my dream is to translate japanese video games (visual novels) into english

my progress so far is that I've got a kanji/kana app downloaded onto my phone
i hate myself

[Anonymous No.14568381]

>>14567987
If you aren't going to succeed at the highest levels of society there's no point in even participating
Neets and geniuses are the only free people left

[Anonymous No.14568396]

>>14564998
this but unironically

[Anonymous No.14568436]

Get a girlfriend and " hug her endearingly "
Literally only thing I want. I am happy otherwise and just want to get by in life having someone love me that isn't obligated to. I try my best, but alas, it is still but a dream.

[Anonymous No.14568503]

Realistic dream?
Becoming a police commissioner, and I'm working on it as we speak.
I'm also buying a piano next month and will start learning it.

Fantasy dream?
Being an immortal powerful being and getting crowned as God Emperor, going on an eternal crusade to kill the scum of the earth with my own hands

[Anonymous No.14568532]

>>14568503
>policeman wants to brutally terrorize people
This is why no one trusts cops.

[Anonymous No.14568683]

>>14568532
>criminals
>people

Righteous people don't need to fear justice

[Anonymous No.14568715]

>>14567888
>Ja och nej?
???

[Anonymous No.14568723]

>>14567888
Mikket brå :)

[Anonymous No.14568844]

>>14564865
I want to make someone happy. I want to work hard for someone else's sake and give myself to them. I want to know someone else intimately, know the small things that make them happy, know what they care about and what they wish for. I want to be able to console someone when something doesn't work out. I want to know someone more than anyone else knows them and for them to know me in the same way.
Is this dream overly romanticized and unrealistic? It is very likely - after all I've never been close with anyone before and I'm a KHV loser with no chance anyway. At least it's something to imagine in between slaving away at my wagecuck job and clicking through the same 4 websites over to pass the time.

[Anonymous No.14568851]

>>14564976
t. seething midwit who thinks his baccalaureate was an accomplishment and made him smart.

[Anonymous No.14568864]

>>14565047
Which saint is on that plate in the background? I would like to have that piece. Looks very based, no?

[Anonymous No.14568872]

take over the family’s legacy. 120 years and counting. I’ve been working towards it my entire life.
My parents are making me choose between it and my fiancé. It’s breaking me.

[Anonymous No.14568890]

>>14568683
That's a naive take, people are wrongfully convicted all the time. Socrates would still be alive today if what you said was true.

[Anonymous No.14568891]

>>14564892
If you were to attain such power and lift the world from its sickness, you'd better retain it a la philosopher king. There's nothing to prove to the Other. Were that sickness to return, you'll already be there. Or even better, you could prevent it through your rule.

[Anonymous No.14568894]

>>14568872
I can't empathize. Sounds like you had a pretty easy life, and now this is the first hard decision you had to make.

[Anonymous No.14568899]

>>14568891
The path to evil is paved with good intentions.

[Anonymous No.14569227]

>>14568890
>Socrates
>righteous

[Anonymous No.14569263]

>>14569227
at least explain why you disagree

[Anonymous No.14569278]

>>14569263
Socrates was ugly and obnoxious, he didn't want to improve on Athens but retard its greatness out of petty scorn and contrarianism

[Anonymous No.14569286]

>>14569278
I suppose he wasn't righteous when he came up with the scientific method.

[Anonymous No.14569303]

>>14569278
He pointed out the fallacies of the sophists and corrupt court, how is that not wanting to improve Athens? His name has also become a historical point of pride for Athens, so how did he make it less great?

[Anonymous No.14569316]

>>14569286
I do not care
>>14569303
After Athens was reduced to a subordinate state? Of course the indentured take pride in wrongful things

[Anonymous No.14569332]

>>14569316
Please explain how Socrates is at fault for the roman empire. And the progenies of the western canon and all the liberal arts would disagree that he was prideful, and only said "wrongful" things.

[Anonymous No.14569390]

>>14569332
Athens fell far before the Romans came.
I am being facetious, don't actually think Socrates was wrong about everything, but he was a spirit of scorn and resentment, a very mean and low spirit, like Nietzsche says he replaced the old agonisms with a new and lower one of which he was the only master. "the progenies of the Western Canon and all the liberal arts" are gay and do not hold a candle to one Alcmaeonid

[Anonymous No.14569407]

>>14569390
>agonism
ok, so you're clearly dogmatic and biased.

[Anonymous No.14569468]

>>14569407
suckle my penis

[Anonymous No.14569813]

>>14564865
I want to make a legendary video game series that everyone hates because it is too good.

I am 0.7% complete right now. I was, like, 18% complete but then I had a psychotic break and forgot everything which until then I had autistically memorized.

[Anonymous No.14569840]

>>14569813
I want to ban video games.

[Anonymous No.14569842]

>>14569840
You will not succeed

[Anonymous No.14569852]

>>14569840
Good idea. Then I can be the Voltaire of video games in addition to the Howard Roark of video games.

[Anonymous No.14569865]

>>14569842
Wrong. I very much shall succeed. I will also succeed in banning pornography, an even more pernicious and diabolical enemy.