Haz
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I just wish there was some way I could express this easily
loneliness is such a consuming, powerful feeling. i'd like to think, with opportunity those who suffer from it would try to break down these walls separating us from one another and ease each others suffering a little.
seems to be a lot of prickly pear syndrome going on however.... and i've witnessed a kind of "lonely elitism" at times where people devalue the suffering of others cause they feel they are uglier, more emotionally distraught, virgins in despair, deserving of more attention than those who actually have social connections with people or a comfortable job cause these are things they desire so deeply and rationalise will fulfill them.
I'm very pessimistic about human nature. Yet, I still try and open my heart to people. A would be prophet once said something along the lines of if you don't have experience, just be cynical because 90% of the time you will end up right anyway. My youthful optimism about the future is but a sad glimmer of the past when I was a child who fantasised about having every job in the world, all I see now is a corrupt, poisonous body of conflicting agendas that make up the western governments and a bunch of scared people unaware of their own cognitive bias trying to make ends meet whilst dodging bullets and getting messed over daily by the upper 1%. Yeah, we've got it relatively good in this western democracy in a lot of ways. But there are a unique set of problems in this largely white population that is quite frankly, disgusting.
It would seem all we've got to look forward to is schadenfreude, the sardonic pleasure and comedy derived from the misfortunes of others. Yet still, I hold on to this notion that people are mostly good, and we aren't all out there to just fresia people over or at best, turn a blind eye to it whilst we get on with our own daily struggles. I open my heart.
I wish I had a girl to hold me, and be held. Maybe everything would feel alright, just for a little while.
loneliness is such a consuming, powerful feeling. i'd like to think, with opportunity those who suffer from it would try to break down these walls separating us from one another and ease each others suffering a little.
seems to be a lot of prickly pear syndrome going on however.... and i've witnessed a kind of "lonely elitism" at times where people devalue the suffering of others cause they feel they are uglier, more emotionally distraught, virgins in despair, deserving of more attention than those who actually have social connections with people or a comfortable job cause these are things they desire so deeply and rationalise will fulfill them.
I'm very pessimistic about human nature. Yet, I still try and open my heart to people. A would be prophet once said something along the lines of if you don't have experience, just be cynical because 90% of the time you will end up right anyway. My youthful optimism about the future is but a sad glimmer of the past when I was a child who fantasised about having every job in the world, all I see now is a corrupt, poisonous body of conflicting agendas that make up the western governments and a bunch of scared people unaware of their own cognitive bias trying to make ends meet whilst dodging bullets and getting messed over daily by the upper 1%. Yeah, we've got it relatively good in this western democracy in a lot of ways. But there are a unique set of problems in this largely white population that is quite frankly, disgusting.
It would seem all we've got to look forward to is schadenfreude, the sardonic pleasure and comedy derived from the misfortunes of others. Yet still, I hold on to this notion that people are mostly good, and we aren't all out there to just fresia people over or at best, turn a blind eye to it whilst we get on with our own daily struggles. I open my heart.
I wish I had a girl to hold me, and be held. Maybe everything would feel alright, just for a little while.