>Søren Kierkegaard broke off his engagement with Regine Olsen. He believed he was unfit for marriage due to his melancholic nature and a perceived "spectral" quality that he thought would make him a poor husband. Regine, deeply in love with Kierkegaard, fought against the decision, even pleading with him not to leave her, but he remained firm.
What are some books about self-sabotage and rejecting happiness?

What would Schopenhauer have thought of him?

Hi book people. I'm looking for a good compilation of works by Søren Kierkegaard. You know how shopping for books is these days, there are so many shoddily produced barely legible goods posted by jeets on Amazon. Looking for something a little bit higher quality than that. Help a fella out?

Now I don't normally consider myself homosexual, but Kierkegaard was a cutie.

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I never feel guilty or shame when I'm alone doing whatever is needed to get back to a place that lets me exist in the outside world. I feel those things from people at the front desk or whatever, like you would from a parent, sometimes, and at some places. "I didn't see you yesterday". Why don't you fuck off and stop keeping tabs and judging my behaviors. Some people are great though. Like this one security guard in Thailand. Everytime I saw him, he would snap to attention, and salute me. He might have judged me too, and/or deep down inside hated me, but I thought his smile was real, and that he didn't negate me. I hope he's doing well, and that oneday we can salute each other again.

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Simps are the Young Girls
Incels are the Knights of Infinite Resignation
Volcels who are willing to try dating again if they find the elusive noble woman are the Knights of Faith