2015 was by far the worst year of my life up the that point.

There are three lessons I learned from all of this.

>Whatever doesn't kill you do indeed make you stronger. If it
wasn't for the shitstorm that is 2015, I would never be able to survive 2016

>Whatever it is that didn't kill you will most likely the cause of your future problems in the first place. So it making you stronger doesn't even fucking matter.

>It never gets better. Off yourself before it's too late.

>when the world never gets better and continues to decline so that all your strength developed to weather the increasingly bad times eventually falters for a moment and you die

>>37455327
I think every year as a young adult is worse than the last until you get good enough at your career to be stable and not have to worry about it constantly. And lock down a woman.

>>37455327
2015 did suck. Not as bad as 2011. Fuck that year.

Now that I think about it, maybe I can learn to enjoy watching my decline as if I'm watching Chris Chan or something.

i used to enjoy this trainwreck of a life
but now it's like a joke that won't end

I was finally doing a little better, then out of nowhere, my dad fucking dies. I never really liked him but now that he's gone, that's all I can think about.

Happened last Tuesday, by the way.

OP here

Like most people, my decline started in 2007. Not because of politics or anything but because of social media.

Since I never left my house, I was clueless as to how shit my life was compared to other people. With social media, I was able to see how normal people were spending their time with a click of a button from my shithole of a room. I guess you could say that social media redpilled me on my own life. Everything started after that and was going steady until 2015. Then it fucking spiked.

>>37456328
My dad passed in 2012, you'll get over it

>>37456445
I know I will, I just hate having to deal with feelings of any kind.

>>37455327
>talking about 2015 in 2017
geez gramps, go with the times
I'm sure there will be worse years for you, like the one of your death in 2027

>>37456465
Yeah it definitely sucks. Everyone has to go through losing their parents at some point though. My dad and I weren't super close, but we were buds. What made it harder for me was that he died single (divorced) and I was his only son, so really had no one close by to share the mourn with.

I'm sure the guy had a half decent life if he at least got laid and got to be a parent

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>>37455978
>tfw offered 50k at 23 years old straight out of college

>>37456546
>I'm sure the guy had a half decent life if he at least got laid and got to be a parent
That's a pretty horrible thing to say but somehow it makes me really happy. Thanks, mate.

>>37455327
Is that the guy from Grim Fandango?