Anonymous
7/24/2025, 4:45:02 AM No.33406938
Everything we do are just "things". nothing more, nothing less, just things that we do. whether its dying or getting close to it, or playing video games and jacking off, these are all only things we do. they won't have any kind of impact on anything, we just do them. One might say: "But they do matter, think of everything you do as a peice of tile that makes up the mosaic that is humanity, earth, the universe and all things." some might say even less, that we are those tiles, but whole picture is only humanity, and that it doesn't even look good. even if we do make up some grand mosaic, that doesn't change the fact that the things that we do are just that. we are not just tiles, we are molecules made up of the atoms that are out little "things". the fact that each of us individualy do things that spider web their way into some bigger thing called humanity is proof of some higher power.
We still are so miniscule, that to people on an individual level, if one was to spend their life jacking off and playing video games, it could have little to no visible effect on the wider world. but that's the thing isn't it; visible effect. one fuck up spending their days fist fucking theirselves into oblivion might not seem like much, until they're able to tell some other person susseptable to said behavior and it ripples into something like r/gooned, or most of 4chan. it is shamefull to even admit I know of something like that.
I digress,
The things we do are just that: "things", so how do we decide which things to do? which are good, which are bad, which touch a morally gray zone and are therefore accepted as either "wierd" or "fine" but so long as the individual is the only one affected by it. but as I said already, the individual is never the only one affected by their actions. those they interact with; individuals over the internet, real friends, family. all of these are touched either in a positive or negative way by the "things" that we do.
We still are so miniscule, that to people on an individual level, if one was to spend their life jacking off and playing video games, it could have little to no visible effect on the wider world. but that's the thing isn't it; visible effect. one fuck up spending their days fist fucking theirselves into oblivion might not seem like much, until they're able to tell some other person susseptable to said behavior and it ripples into something like r/gooned, or most of 4chan. it is shamefull to even admit I know of something like that.
I digress,
The things we do are just that: "things", so how do we decide which things to do? which are good, which are bad, which touch a morally gray zone and are therefore accepted as either "wierd" or "fine" but so long as the individual is the only one affected by it. but as I said already, the individual is never the only one affected by their actions. those they interact with; individuals over the internet, real friends, family. all of these are touched either in a positive or negative way by the "things" that we do.
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