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>top comment is a guy talking about this being his dead son’s favourite song
Bro, am I the only one thinks you shouldn’t dump this stuff on YouTube comments? It just feels irreverent. Like, blogposting to a bunch of strangers for likes just seems disrespectful to the deceased, or at least very undignified in general.

This shit is way too common as well. Every fucking song has someone going “this was my dead relative’s favourite song, they got cancer and killed themselves right in front of me etc.” at that point you got to realise my dead son doesn’t deserve being part of what is essentially an internet trend. Some things you should just suffer with quiet dignity rather than sully it by venting to strangers

NEET here, I’ve been going to sleep at 6am or later for the last 5 years despite trying to fix my sleep schedule for years

I do wonder if I need a reason to wake up

The reason people aren't reading, save for smut, is not fundamentally because the content-equivalent of heroin has made them complacent and stupid, but because the universalizing of the internet to cover all the bases of human interaction that were once readily accessible to anyone brave enough to walk out the door, are no longer present in this world. Everything else stems directly from this, including the thirst for social media fame that has made the world gambling addicts, or the dumbing of rhetoric worldwide.

When you post an article for discussion, everyone scrolls immediately down to the comments, because that's where the people are. They're retarded, but only because they're crushingly lonely, and ease of heart is a necessary component of deep contemplation.