I'm so glad I spent that time reading about fictional characters having fictional lives instead of experiencing a real...

>I'm so glad I spent that time reading about fictional characters having fictional lives instead of experiencing a real life of my own!

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u already created this thread, just worded differently

Now that I have set up a death date, I seem to live life with purpose and joy. Knowing that one day I will die, and having set up the date of my 45th birthday as that day, every moment becomes happier. I try to read as much as possible, do everything I want to do and spend more time with my family because I know I only have 24 more years to live. People take life for granted. Memento Mori.

the red pill is its the exact same
life is only in the mind

Are you doing a sudoku thing?

Not at the moment. I have set up a "death date", the day when if nothing else has changed I will shuffle off this mortal coil. If my mom and dog don't die before, then that's the day I'll kill myself. I'm 21, and I realize that time doesn't wait for no man. I won't be young forever, and I don't want to grow old, so I have set up a date where I'll die before becoming too old. Knowing that your time on Earth is precious and that you only have about 24 more years puts things in perspective. I've actually started reading this year! I've finished 2 and 1 short essay. I try to spend time with my mom and brother because I know that one day we won't be together, so its important to make use of that time.

>I'm so glad I'm receiving a deep sense of other times and places via imaginative literature; otherwise I'd no doubt be confined in a little circle of arrogant, slovenly modernity, and do things like attempt to b8 my contemporaries with silly non-points.

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>before becoming too old
I asked because that's when Mishima decided to off himself, and that was part of his reasoning. And yeh I can sympathize with that idea, it's a thought I've played around with but I'd put the date much earlier at like 35. What would have to change for you not to go through with it?

Youll either change (which may not be so good a thing) or change your mind. A tattoo at 16 isn't one youd choose at 26; and this decision is just that, a mental tattoo

whats the difference if its non-fiction? it still wont help you when your about to die

>not spending your life mantling a fictional character

Regret is for women and homosexuals. Someone like you will die with regret no matter what you do, so you imagine we will too. It's just you though, you insufferable and indecisive faggot.

>>Marry, and you will regret it; don’t marry, >>you will also regret it; marry or don’t marry, >>you will regret it either way. Laugh at the >>world’s foolishness, you will regret it; weep >>over it, you will regret that too; laugh at the >>world’s foolishness or weep over it, you will >>regret both. Believe a woman, you will regret >>it; believe her not, you will also regret it… >>Hang yourself, you will regret it; do not hang >>yourself, and you will regret that too; hang >>yourself or don’t hang yourself, you’ll regret it >>either way; whether you hang yourself or do >>not hang yourself, you will regret both. This, >>gentlemen, is the essence of all philosophy.

If I get a job I like, have enough money to support myself and have enough to save, manage to live without my mom or dog, or I get a new lease on life that makes it worth living past that date

>I'm so glad I spent that time reading about real characters having real lives instead of experiencing a real life of my own!

>I'm so glad I spent that time of experiencing a real life of my own
>but i will die anyway so it doesn't really matter

You're not setting the bar very high there.

Nobody dies with no regrets anyway

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You haven´t met me!
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what if you die earlier

i can't do much about that. I'm taking care of myself thought

on hovering over the (embed) thing and seeing that bare elbowed woman, my sole thought was "I hope she's barefoot in this picture", to much disappointment