How do you deal with rebelliousness? Everything I've read

I realize I take inspiration from Hitler, Castro, Nietzsche, Hesse; guys that flipped the pancake either by work or by the way they lived.

I want to see if I'm wrong, I want to disprove myself. Help me do that.

You are a teenager.

>>8371356
I am not, friend. I know what I'm doing and I've read and lived enough to come to these conclusions. But I do acknowledge that I am young, but even so, I wish to learn more, have all the bases covered, if that's even possible.

Read the stoics.
Stop rebelling.
Chill the fuck out and enjoy a tranquil life.

>>8371366

>How do you deal with rebelliousness?

By growing up. "Rebelliousness" is just a misguided attempt at reaching true Freedom.

>>8371340
Going to university worked for me.

>>8371376
Stoics, ok.
Ok.
No, I want an extraordinary life. I am achieving it by any means necessary. That is why I am here.

>>8371382
I see what you're saying. This relieves me, to think on Freedom rather than Fuckoffery

>>8371384
I study computer engineering at the country's top university. It is scary, it helps me develop thinking skills that are somehow appliable to real life. It gives me so much to work with that it sometimes becomes a burden.

Currently, I'm on summer break, but when I go back into class all of this turns down and I just study and focus on that.

>>8371400
>>8371376

Stoicism is just what I need.

Thank you!

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>>8371400
>No, I want an extraordinary life. I am achieving it by any means necessary.

Do you expect that to make you happy?

>>8371439

He is still naive, just give it time

>>8371439
>>8371453

I do not know.

What I do and what I have achieved makes me happy. But regardless, whether I am happy or not, I intend to achieve unique things.

I am naive.