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6/29/2025, 3:26:24 AM
>>713940147
Depends what you define as escapism.
The most radical may even argue that any form of fun is escapism. However, man is not a machine, it needs a form of respite, a break from the daily grind. Without it, man is bound to break.
Likewise, even the opposite of the argument, the turbo hikki neets can't sustain said lifestyle. Eventually, whatever money they are leeching off is going to run out and their are going to have to 'face reality' (or kill themselves).
>Tldr
Everyone needs a break, but most can't afford to live in an eternal state of escapsim.
Depends what you define as escapism.
The most radical may even argue that any form of fun is escapism. However, man is not a machine, it needs a form of respite, a break from the daily grind. Without it, man is bound to break.
Likewise, even the opposite of the argument, the turbo hikki neets can't sustain said lifestyle. Eventually, whatever money they are leeching off is going to run out and their are going to have to 'face reality' (or kill themselves).
>Tldr
Everyone needs a break, but most can't afford to live in an eternal state of escapsim.
6/19/2025, 2:51:42 AM
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