all you have to do is forgive yourself and this hell will be over. you'll be free. you can attain peace. and you deserve it.

>>81962871 (OP)
forgive myself for what? i dindu nuffin!

>>81962871 (OP)
i am unforgivable actually, but thanks for the comforting words

>>81962871 (OP)
I'LL NEVER FORGIVE THE JAPANESE!
>>81962879
you are forgiven
>>81962889
you are forgiven and silly

>>81962930
>you are forgiven
BUT WHAT DID I DO, TELL ME NOW!

if life was that simlpe it would be great

>>81962871 (OP)
>Forgive yourself
1.Thats not always how it works

2. Some things can never be forgiven, understanding accountability and living with that is just how it is and anything else is not forgiveness but escapism.

>>81962940
YOU DIDN'T DO THE LAUNDRY TODAY

>>81963027
correct, i didn't do it, which means i didn't do anything, so there's nothing to forgive myself for.

>>81963049
Inaction is a form of action in and of itself

>>81963077
no it's not, that's why it's called inaction, dumbass, there is no action.

>>81963095
A small child's about to get run over in the street
I could take two actions:
The first action is to run over and save the child
The second is to stand still and do nothing which results in the child's death

Do you see how the second of 'inaction' was actually the action of choosing something else (whatever that thing is)

It surprising how many people don't understand that concept,

Very similar to how many people don't understand gamblers fallacy (hearing "what are the odds of that" to it landing tails for the 17th time =odds are still 50 percent)

>>81963189
standing still and doing nothing is doing nothing, it was the child's actions that led to it ending up on the street, if the child did nothing like it should've, it wouldn't have ended up on the street.

>>81963217
You have left the discussion completely and are now using words as alliteration.

>>81963319
not at all, it seems you chose to leave it by not addressing anything i've said, it's fine, my wits are unmatched, so i accept your concession.

By the child choosing to do nothing (action) the child is not in the street (result)

>>81963345
Instead of attempting to use a brain cell you just chose to make another example of your ineptitude.

Done discussing with idiocy.

>>81963362
and now you're resorting to childish ad hominem attacks because you've realized i check mated you, it's okay, no need to be so sour.

The word "nothing" is variable term used for whatever action such as "stood there mouth breathing" for the person watching the child be run over

Like doing nothing is the variable term holding it in instead of shitting your pants asshat

>>81963421
nothing is nothing, when you put something in nothing, it ceases to be nothing.

>>81962871 (OP)
ok i forgave myself now what

>>81963450
In the moment you are choosing "nothing" that nothing is actually something (breathing or chewing on a turd for your case)

>>81963530
no, nothing is still nothing, and my, you are one angry individual, might i suggest meditation? or if your psyche is too limited, medication, lots of limited psyches on medication nowadays.

>>81963550
Me choosing to do nothing is actually the choice to not take meds.

Do you get that?

>>81963565
which is an inaction, not an action, they are two separate entities.

So let's say you are very sick.
You could take meds but you choose to do nothing and die.

Doing nothing is the choice to not take meds.

>>81963582
death is an action of your body giving out to the disease, the disease, too, is killing your body by action, you letting it happen is an inaction, so it's still nothing, action is what changes things, not inaction.

Or how about this.
I'm railing the fuck out of pussy. I'm about to cum. I should pull out.

Instead I choose to do nothing. I don't pull out and cum. You are now pregnant.

My choice is do nothing is actually the choice to cum inside you.

Doing nothing is always variable for whatever action you are choosing instead of the alternative.

Inaction is a form of action in and of itself.

You are either stubborn or a retard.

Good luck.

>>81963610
firstly, you should really calm down, it's bad for your nerves, you can get a heart attack that way. secondly, you not pulling out means thrusting your penis inside, which is an action.

Okay I'll play. There is a car about to hit the child.
What would choosing nothing in that situation be?

>>81963762
In that situation you are standing on the sidewalk close by.

>>81963762
if the child does nothing, it gets hit, the driver, however, has no room for inaction, releasing the gas, swerving out of the way, pedal to the metal.

>>81963772
and if i do nothing, it's the same as my post above.

But when you are doing "nothing" aren't you actually standing on the sidewalk?

>>81963871
standing is still an action, not doing anything about the situation is an inaction.

>>81962871 (OP)
I forgave myself a long time ago. Now I just hate this world and the human worms that infest it.

>>81963892
Your contradicting yourself.

Instead of doing something, you chose to stand still, this is doing nothing in regards to that situation. So in regards to that situation you could either do 1 of 2 things. Something or nothing. You choose to do nothing which took the form of standing still on the sidewalk.

>>81963950
>instead of doing something
so i did nothing? which is an inaction.
>you chose to stand still
yes, which is an action that has nothing to do with the situation.
>so in regards to that situation you could either do 1 of 2 things
yes, in regards to that situation i chose to do nothing, in regards to myself, i chose to do something, which is standing still.

>>81963986
So standing on the sidewalk is doing nothing? How is that any different of an action than sitting on the sidewalk.

Both are forms of action.

I was only asking what you did in regards to the situation. Your choice was to stand on the sidewalk and do nothing.

The action in regards to the situation is "stand on the sidewalk"

>>81964136
me standing still is doing something, however, it has absolutely no involvement with the situation, i can only involve myself in the situation by action, which would be jumping in to save the child.

>>81963049
yes, you did something: you ignored your laundry. but i still forgive you!

>>81964166
ignoring is still doing nothing, even more so, considering i didn't even think about my laundry, your forgiveness is misplaced.

>>81964189
i'm forgiving your stubbornness

>>81962871 (OP)
not possible for me even tho I forgive myself the voice inside my hell wont. also reading shit like this makes me actually feel like I am literally stuck in hell and not just mentally ill lol

>>81964206
stubbornness isn't something that calls for forgiveness, it's because of stubbornness that the human race has prevailed, dare i say, we're more stubborn than cockroaches.

>>81964235
very stubborn comment, which further proves the need for forgiveness
don't worry anon. i forgive you.

>>81964246
your forgiveness is not needed, for stubbornness is a virtue, not a flaw, it will be stubbornness that will one day get us out of these dark, dark times.

>>81964259
*forgives anon anyway*

>>81964279
*anon pretends to be blind and deaf so that the forgiveness floats away into the void*

>>81962871 (OP)
>forgive myself
i dont deserve it
not yet

one of these days it'll be over
but today is not that day

>>81962871 (OP)
I can't, the origin of my misery goes beyond the hatred I have towards myself, it's something of the soul or something

it's horrible

>>81964297
(touches anon and writes "forgiveness" on his back)