Why do people bother getting mad or sad? I've never seen

>>37508766
Emotion is a beautiful thing. I'd rather feel like shit than feel nothing at all.

>>37508816
>Why do people bother getting mad or sad?
>Emotion is a beautiful thing. I'd rather feel like shit than feel nothing at all.
You're the type of nigger that gets 0's on essays because he writes about something completely unrelated
There are more emotions than anger and sadness

>>37508816
But why do people refuse to control it? They can control it but outright refuse to, rather they would allow this powerlessness to their sentiments, even if it makes them miserable or angry with no benefit to them at all, for some reason they are very adamant about wanting to float wherever the currents brings them instead of seizing agency over how they feel and controlling it through thought.

Why are you so eager to let emotions dictate your experience of things?

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>>37508766

RIGHT!? What useless emotions.

It's like when I pick on, push around, and pressure girls into sex.

What're they even crying over!? It's just fucking sex! It's fun! No need to get all mad or sad that I didn't exactly ask her permission first. They don't even like me doing that! They always come a few times anyway.

What's the point in getting mad at that? Why call that rape and demonize it? It's like, big deal! Get over yourself already!

anger makes me more productive, i can harness it.
people are scared of anger. they think it can't be controlled.

people have always been afraid of me. i don't even care anymore. people's fear is irrational, like those little skiddish dogs that yelp if you look at them, not having fear is something you're born with.

>>37509046
As long as its functional it's perfectly alright, the problem is hotheads, they are weaklings all the same for not being able to control themselves.

>>37508989
Nice bait, what is your point?

>>37509139
anger has definitely helped me at work and in the gym, it helped in sports too when i played.
not sure if i could apply it to education and sometimes i get curious about anger + sex.

i'm what you'd call implosive. i get really mad at myself.

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>>37508766
I had anger issues up til about the age of twelve. I would get so mad that my nose would start bleeding and I would feel faint. After cooling down and losing anger, you just feel lost. Like a feeling of defeat. Think about when you are mad at someone you despise and think, why am I mad at them? Is there a reason to be mad? At first you think you have found enlightenment, but really, you have lost another form of motivation. Anger was one thing that drove me. If you don't react to anything, you just become a robot, like how I am now. You just stop caring.

>>37509139
his point is that OP is an edgelord retard

>>37508766

people who are not autistic or sociopaths tend to have normal human emotions