What happens after death is most likely the cessation of your

>>68872298
America
It makes me feel good that someday I will no longer be sentient.

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>>68872298
>I believe in god so there is an afterlife for me

But I thought we get reincarnated??

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Can't stop thinking about it. Fuck. It hurts i hate it but i love it. is this how depression starts.? I try to think of reason why there's any point for me to keep living. i know there's none but i don't want to end it yet. as if i still hope about the future, but i know nothing will change or improve. hope is the worst addiction.
>maybe if i stay alive for long enough people smarter than me will make me immortal
but it will never happen
>maybe if i stay alive for long enough i'll be able to impact people in such a way that they will remember and immortalise my whole existence and thoughts
fuck me im too dumb to do that. i'm so dumb. i'm like a monkey. i've never made even one one of my thoughts myself. it's all a complex imitation of other people and their ideas all mixed up in one hypocritical mess that's me.

>>68873345
>>maybe if i stay alive for long enough people smarter than me will make me immortal
it probably will happen by the time we're 90, but only for billionaires

we all end up the same - dead and conciousless. maybe conscious life is the worst thing to ever happen to the world. being just intelligent enough to realise our futility, but too worthless to do anything about it.

>>68873345

Ha, sounds like someone is 22. Good luck, bro. Remember you literally live on through children and you at least get to witness this strange existence. It's not worth getting distraught over.

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>>68873345
Holy shit, are you me? I have the exact same thought process, maybe in a couple of years of loneliness I'll kill myself

>most likely

Based on what exactly?

>>68873988

No, it's called growing up. We all go through this. You'll learn to accept it and contribute in some way.

>>68872298
>Is it comforting or scary?
Neither. It's too natural to care.

>>68873953
>you literally live on through children
What?