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That many of you are going to fire lake! And it has since been settled when they did one particular sin or when did the worst thing

Double0h7:
The things you love could be/become a source of pain for you: Lover, children, food, etc. Things you dislike/hate could be/become a source of relief: people, things and situations. Life just no balance at all!

This is the meaning of Cuss

Bebold:
When you follow your dreams strictly, so many people will wish you well in the day, and pray for your failure, in the dark.

Always watch out.

This is harsh bro

Kaczynski:
we are bound to experienxe pain one or other , its inescapable thats part of life


life is full of suffering indeed

The very meaning of Cuss

Bebold:
When you follow your dreams strictly, so many people will wish you well in the day, and pray for your failure, in the dark.

Always watch out.

Very True.

Even your parents and siblings are part of it.

Goodvibes8:
after reading, he ended up say nothing, I doubt if he even understand the post.

my precise thought

However, he is an atheist and atheist do not believe real eyeity but in delu. Tions, wishes, dreams and hallusinations

No human is truly trust-worthy....in fact people can mess up unintentionally and unconsciously through their actions/inactions

So expect a mess up.....or just expect less.

Starz825:
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So expect a mess up.....or just expect less.

You can not afford to expect less for your boss and clients and the parents sponsoring you to school

Bebold:
Please redirect your frustration from that young man.

Thank you.

I tire oo

Dtruthspeaker:
Very True.

Even your parents and siblings are part of it.

But this is very funny. Parents kwa

Meedon:
But this is very funny. Parents kwa

Parents too are there

Meedon:
Do you have nihilistic books you can recommend?

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Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nieztche.
Ecce Homo by Friedrich Nieztche.
The trouble with being born by Emil Cioran.
The Height of Despair by Emil Cioran.
The Stranger by Albert Camus.

Good luck man😹🏹

Nyascobar1414:
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Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nieztche.
Ecce Homo by Friedrich Nieztche.
The trouble with being born by Emil Cioran.
The Height of Despair by Emil Cioran.
The Stranger by Albert Camus.

Good luck man😹🏹

Thanks for the recommendation. I have read like three before but I will check out the rest.