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15958780 No.15958780 [Reply] [Original]

I struggle building the narration of my own life. When I look at my past, I only see a series of isolated events, I can't comprehend the sucesion of cause/consecuence that leave me to the person I am. I try writing, but my head it's too chaotic to make something understandable.
What happend to me? Does anybody relate?

>> No.15958790

me too but only because i don't have life experiences at all

>> No.15958833

>>15958780
Expand it please

>> No.15958942

>>15958790
I think I can relate. After so many years of doing anything, I start to loose track of time. I don't care anymore, I just wait until I'm dead

>> No.15960196

my life is so banal and dull
honestly I don't blame my brain for not mesmerising any of it

>> No.15960347
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>> No.15960448

>>15960347
This is me. What is this and is it curable?

>> No.15960469

>>15960448
not curable, copeable.

>> No.15960575
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>>15960448
read this

>> No.15960637

>>15960575
I will. I hope you're not tricking me.

>> No.15960724

>>15958780

There is no such thing as a life narrative. That is such a silly concept. Narrative in media exists so that we can understand and consume, it's there to make us smile.

Live outside of narrative, it doesn't exist.

>> No.15960856

>>15958780
This is a symptom of the reversal of visual/literary mind to its primitive audio/oral counter form. While the former is characterized by a continuous stream of events -- a narrative -- the latter is characterized by a mosaic of disjointed but still analogical moments. Instead of being the latest link within a long self-actualizing chain, the individual represents himtself much as a child would: self-centeredly, with an experiential aura about him that coalesces into personality, but does so merely as the immanence of the self. In other words, the times got to you anon, this is the modern affect.

>> No.15960874

>>15960347
I hate the fact that I can relate to this stupid image :/
I shouldn't be memeable don't care if I'm mentally ill or not

>> No.15960881

>>15960448
It's called being self involved. Every personality flaw doesn't need to be a "disorder". It's fixed by being less of a douchebag.