it’s just a long hallway with a sign that says “there’s no arcade” at the end

batman

what’s today’s sdate?

Feeeeeeeeeemales?! UGH!!!

oh god, it’s just a saying, chillax

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good memories thanks for the link

it’s just eye contact. look open and neutral. if people notice you paying attention to them, they’ll engage more likely than if you have your head down covered in hood with headphones on

you claim to challenge a paradigm but you merely inverted it. you are still operating under the illusion of good and bad. things end. other things begin. is one thing good if it leads to bad things? is it bad if it leads to good things? or are we just adding our own transient perspective to it? by passing judgment, we’re creating good and bad.

this has nothing to do with acknowledging feelings or not. feelings are things too. feelings end. feelings create other things, and those too can lead to other things that we might call good or bad. just because we feel a certain way does not mean the events that led us there are good or bad.

so those “failures” have nothing to do with being real with yourself. it’s quite the opposite: you are taking your feelings and attributing them to things in the world.you neglect to recognize them for what they are: transient sensations, that end.

lol chill out there buddy it is only self-referential once. maybe twice.

nuh uh, it’s the answer. to life, the universe, everything! Um, but what’s the question?

how many roads must a man walk down?

that’s not really what this is about…

why do you call it “fail” when you mean “end”?

that’s just the world lol

you raise an interesting discussion, but isn’t being remembered as a legend just another form of permanence? every example you provided is of someone viewed as a “success” in their field, someone remembered.

I would discourage you from discouraging others from examining the way our culture relates to mortality, because that’s what all of this is about: death anxiety.

Twitter was never a good thing, AND I was never a Twitter user so i can actually say that.

like it actually did permanent damage to our culture

I mean that’s the point of research: to demonstrate real world problems and put it in more concrete terms so we can respond more effectively

lmao wait what holy shit is that line originally from Arthur??? that sounds exactly like something the bunny dude would say

that’s like 90% of therapy clients though

sometimes you just gotta pause and consider what it’s like to live like that