This is sweet π₯Ή
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2025
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I also have someone in my life who thrives on my misery
My purpose is to suffer for others. Great.
Edit: I decided this wasnβt the right place for this joke. Have a nice day.
A while ago, I heard it suggested that when one is doubting/judging oneself, simply consider "who profits from that".
That's a good tip thanks
No worries. It's a shit meme.
Lol 'Your suffering nourishes me' is the message?
It's nice to think that sometimes our pain leads to something positive π’
So your saying we need to make more people miserable and horrible so that there tears and sadness feeds others? I thought this was a wholesome community??
You are (presumably) a human.
Without you, the world is merely a collection of things, with no collector.
A hammer has a purpose, when it is used (by a human) to drive nails.
A keyboard has a purpose, when it is used (by a human) to type.
A shovel has a purpose, when it is used (by a human) to plant a tree.
Without the human these things cannot be used, and do not have purpose.
You are not a thing. You do not have a purpose.
You are that which gives purpose.
You are purpose.
Monkeys have also been observed to use tools, and the majority of nonhuman things in the world (nonhuman animals, plants, rocks, stars) are not tools.
OK, what do monkeys or other non-human things have to do with a human asking themselves the question, "what is my purpose?"
My response is given in the context of the original, not in a vacuum.
too anthropocentric
So is the question, "what is my purpose"?
The response is human-focused because the question is human-focused.
If you wanted to ask the question about some other creature, then the answer would not be anthropocentric.
Exactly. Your tears give me sustenance.
Your username is sad I hope you're ok