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Imaris, the Moon Wolf
I'm not a baboon, I'm a cute wolf.
Oh, and I used to be called Crazy Wolf, it's a bit sad that I upgraded to Moon Wolf.
Hehe, I find it fun to type, I have a beautiful gothic girl playing in the background.
Well, since you're the Moon Wolf, here are a couple of lunar friends from your circle)));)
Meet Ingnignoкт and Err
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Where is the logic? :-)
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Why kill yourself again? Do you have some kind of obsession?
Well, yes. From an optimistic point of view, it's about saving lives. From a realistic point of view, it's about ending your own life.
I provided a few examples below that came to mind and that you didn't comment on (which is strange). About cars and explosions – I read it somewhere in the thread. I didn't read it for the first time, which is why I used it as an example, as a light jab at the wild fantasies of some 15-year-old boys.
I didn't comment because those examples are obvious and quite acceptable. And cars and explosions are really some kind of stereotype associated with 95% of people and a sense of impunity.
It's hard, I couldn't handle it.
The elevator is broken.
Yes, that's right. Such a person is worthless, in my opinion. But he's not average. And you described some really pathetic little creature, devoid of any spirit. He eats, he drinks, he sleeps. An animal.
I didn't say that your "cowardly survivor" is average. I'm saying that he can't be worthless solely because of his choice. He is worthless in himself, "already now." And that's why I'm highlighting such an average, worthless little man who, as you said, will choose the "selfish" option.
Choke on your own fish) I'm sick of it.
A lack of iodine, which is abundant in seafood, leads to delays in mental development.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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A lack of iodine, which is abundant in seafood, leads to delays in mental development.
reading this, I don't think anyone doubts it)
I sat down at the computer, but there's no gothic girl here(( I'll go to my phone.
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I would sacrifice myself to save all of humanity, even with the AWFUL AWARENESS that I will die!!!11 OH MY GOD!!11
Even though people are 90-99% made up of the things that define the human race, I would be willing to die horribly for the remaining percentage, to commit a "completely stupid and pointless" act, an "unjustified" act, an act "unappreciated by anyone." However, not to satisfy my ego or other similar things. "WHY???" because a person (or maybe not a person) consists not only of ego, basic instincts, and other nonsense; this is, of course, purely my IMHO and at the same time an answer to possible questions.
Some Егор Letov said that a person is initially crap until they have an idea. This is, of course, crudely put, but I'm too lazy to elaborate. Like a level 1 character in an MMORPG, initially there is nothing, and everything depends on further actions. Being a higher level, they can slowly stand aside and wait for the party to die, but they themselves will remain alive, or win that second that is enough to run away or do something better. Otherwise, there is no more meaning in them than in a level 1 character.
Also, if a person does not move away from their initial state, then there is no point in them either; this is for those who like meaning).
For those who like "PROFIT??????": After all, jumping down to save humanity, the ego rises OVER 9000, isn't this the highest point of euphoria that no pathetic heroin and phen can ever achieve?
But in all this, there is only a little of my opinion.
But right now, I really don't want to write.

P.S. patriotism is crap) who do patriots elevate? mooing-laughing semi-cows-semi-horses sucking beer in the streets? neo-fascists and highly cultured factory workers? a good-natured state that digs up money with a bottomless shovel? muddy roads and dilapidated, rotten five-story buildings? what is this motherland that "everyone should love!"?
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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Morning


I didn't say that your "cowardly survivor" is average. I'm saying that he can't be worthless solely because of his choice. He is worthless in and of himself, "right now." And that's why I'm singling out this average, worthless little man who, as you said, will choose the "selfish" option.
No, these are still your words. So my question remains - HOW do you single out this little man? Do you think you've risen high enough above him to throw manure at him from that height and make faces at him? It's just laughable. What if someone climbs higher than you and - oh, the horror! - you, YOU, so talented, original, unique, brilliant, get doused with a fragrant stream of fresh manure? And that's how it will be, believe me. That's the black humor of life - in some people's eyes, you are the best, and in others, you are that very worthless, average little man.
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In MMOs, characters don't actually die permanently. Get it?)

Werevolka - thanks for stating the obvious. So, do you have any specific questions for me? I have one for you - does that mean I can't have my own opinion on something until I reach absolute mastery in it?
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Lock is cool, the atmosphere is great, but what's the point of having him in the party if he just stands aside and does nothing?
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Vis, in MMORPGs, people don't actually die permanently. Get it?

Werevolka - thanks for stating the obvious. So, do you have any specific question for me? I have one for you - until I reach absolute heights in something, can I not have my own opinion about it?
I'm very glad that the obvious things are just as obvious to you as they are to me. So, we both came to the conclusion that there is no such thing as an average (let's skip the unflattering epithets for brevity) citizen. Well, it doesn't exist, and that's it. And your question surprised me a little, to be honest. I can't demand that you achieve any heights; if you had read my post carefully, you would have understood that - I am against all kinds of labeling and personal attacks. My point was this: if YOU look down on someone, be prepared for someone to look down on you. Well, and there was nothing about the fact that it would be me.
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There are many people, but that doesn't matter in this context. Calling a drug addict who betrays his friends, lives in a basement, and has abscesses all over his body "despicable" and generally quite pathetic is perfectly reasonable, right? And what if you find someone even more miserable, completely strung out, incontinent, and a criminal with a recent past – will the first one suddenly stop being pathetic?
If you point to a world-renowned doctor and say that he is successful and has achieved a lot, and then draw attention to the owner of a large corporation with billions in turnover, will the doctor become less successful?
No and no.
Well, there wasn't a word about it being me.
That's quite strange. I didn't say anything about that either.
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I agree with Vaishan) it's almost exactly what I was thinking.

Be strong. Believe
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Morning
There are many people, but that doesn't matter in this context. A drug addict who betrayed his friends, lives in a basement, and has abscesses all over his body can be called despicable and generally quite pathetic. Right? And what if you find someone even more miserable, completely strung out, incontinent, and a criminal in the recent past – will the first one suddenly stop being pathetic?
If you point to a world-renowned doctor and say that he is successful and has achieved a lot, and then point out the owner of a large corporation with billions in turnover, will the doctor become less successful?
A person can always change – you didn't take that into account...
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2 Morning: May God be with you, you're getting lost in some strange details. Some doctors with world-renowned names, owners of corporations. What are you talking about? Don't change your point of view so often, or I won't be able to keep up with what you're fighting for.