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« on: February 14, 2019, 06:03:04 AM »

I entirely agree with both Antonio and dead0man. How many threads do you get to say that in?
^this

From a more personal standpoint, I guess I tend to do a variation of this. When I am not physically and mentally exhausted (after a day of doing most of the work and getting little thanks or pay from it) I am one who tends to get very involved in whatever I'm doing--whether that's a personal project, a job, bowling, diving into the music of someone I've never heard of before but like, questioning the purpose of my existence, questioning the existence of anything, questioning why people like Logan Paul, or half-dancing/half-walking to a song I've heard hundreds of times in my earbuds while wondering across the quiet early morning streets in a brief, blissful moment where my brain is occupied by things that don't fill me with dread. I guess that's the reason I'd ever "work hard"--I don't care about fast food in the slightest and hold resentment to both the general manager and corporate, but if I fill my brain with trying to get orders out and trying to get everything stocked in the pauses between orders, I'm not leaving any space to wonder if I'll ever find happiness or at what cost that might come at. But it's the same personality trait that fills my brain with that same dread...sooooo......y'know.............

(I hope that made sense in the context of the topic. I think it did.)
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