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Most precious years of our lives are gone and now we clinch to alcoholism
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 No.27109

What do some of you all do in an attempt to postpone kicking the chair from beneath? Favorite entertainment and such?

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 No.27110

>>27109

Work like any productive citizen.

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 No.27113

I did pretty much everything the full program

>cuckime

>video goymes

>hong kong and hollywood cinema (pre 2007)

>tv shows

back in the day I could watch or play non stop for hours.

today I struggle to start anything and then after 2 hours max I feel like quitting again

I have the entire Jean Claude van Damme filmography on my hard disk but I cannot bring myself to watch a single movie.

same with steven seagal, akira kurosawa and lots of other movies I had on my 2watch list.

i also used to do sports and shit like that but as time goes by it becomes harder and harder to get motivated to do anything

and the travelling meme is dual edged. One one side it is interesting to arrive at a new city and explore everything but it is also very exhausting.

In the past few weeks, I found a new hobby though

watching documentary films about nature, animals, science all types of stuff

I think dinosaurs were the pinnacle of evolution and everything that came after them was a waste of time

life should have ended with them

Lately I have seen some doc about a japanese guy

he was micro biologist or something. well paid job in tokyo, had everything he wished for.

He gave up his job, sold everything he had and moved to a volcanic island

He lives in an ancient house where he has to heat his bathing water with firewood. There is only 1 supermarket in village and the ferry only connects them 3 times per week with mainland japan (and only if the weather is good).

but the thing is he is happy with this. He organizes tours for tourists, he shows them the secret spots and spectacular things. He loves it and you can see it.

I don't even know what I would do if I could choose freely.

I never had a real passion for anything in life

Even my interest in anime or movies / video games were superficial mostly.

How do normies do this?

>Finding your passion and vocation

>Doing what you love

I lose interest in every single shit I begin

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 No.27166

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The only reason I haven't tried to off myself again is because of the feeling of contentment I get when I ride a motorcycle. It is genuinely the only time the world feels alright. I have the option of ending my life immediately with just a flick of my wrist, but the sensation of going down the road on a machine you built and maintained is enough to keep me alive. I stopped riding last year because I couldn't take my motorcycle with me where I was going to live, and I became suicidal within a month of not riding. I will happily go homeless with my motorcycle then give up riding ever again. I would trade sex and drugs entirely and unhesitatingly if I could make a magic trade for a bike that always started and had a full tank of gas.

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 No.27170

und da meint man die Deutschen wären eine Autofahrer Nation ^^

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 No.27176

>>27170

>und da meint man die Deutschen wären eine Autofahrer Nation ^^

I'm afraid thats just my VPN, I live in leafland. We might be getting snow tomorrow actually. Normally thats fine. The picture I posted was my winter bike after I chopped it up, but I usually try to have a bike I can ride in the snow. Its not that much harder honestly, and if I do fuck up, I get to die of exposure, which is nice. I like riding in the winter, the snow makes it very pretty. Just mind the ice and the idiots and its a lot of fun. Plus, even the most gutless motorcycle can do rolling burnouts in the snow, so you can be an absolute hooligan and not worry about needing new tires every 2 weeks.

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 No.27228

I've lost interest in everything and the only thing I have left is getting high every single day. Now I'm just chasing a high that's long gone and even that last bastion is looking to hit the wayside. There's just no point.

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 No.27237

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Music, animation, etc.

I only… uh… I only am alive right now mostly because the sporting store I wanted to buy a cheap shotty from closed in mid March.

This is the sort of shit I do.

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 No.27241

>>27166

I know it too good, mate. My business failed, gf dumped me, and kicked out of flat. So with spare change, and friands couch I rode relentlessly. That was only thing, that kept me intact enough to go to interviews, and get some work.

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 No.27246

I am always sad to read about people have their companies fail

all your life savings all that 70hour work weeks

everything was in vain in the end

this is one of the reasons why I am hesitant to start one myself

the other reason being that I am not passionate about anything in life

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 No.27324

>>27246

Interesting but this thread is for comfy things that keep us motivated.

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 No.27356

i am content when i am driving my shitbox in the countryside

>>27166

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 No.27393

>>27113

>today I struggle to start anything and then after 2 hours max I feel like quitting again

Same here

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 No.27422

>>27113

>How do normies do this?

<Finding your passion and vocation

<Doing what you love

>I lose interest in every single shit I begin

Plot twist: most people don't have a passion. They just have hobbies they play by ear. The problem is that society is obsessed with exceptionalism, the extraordinary, the record-breaking. I see it everywhere especially in the church. Adults waste their waking minds on self-help/motivational media. Like those playlists of personal profiles of white-collar giants, hoping it'll make them the next Jobs or Gates.

What people don't know is that history is made by the few, not by the masses.

But alas, they shove this "anybody can make it" into schools, patronizing and guilt-trippimg the youth into STEM, business, etc. or else they're "lazy, narcissistic, scaredy-shits. "

That's why the boomers say Gen Y is the bane of existence bc reality didn't mold us into these magical messiahs that was change the world after the techno-optimism of the 90s after 9/11 and recession.

And now, the millennials are taking it out on the zoomers.

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 No.27423

>>27113

>>27113

>n the past few weeks, I found a new hobby though

>watching documentary films about nature, animals, science all types of stuff

same. science got really interesting while i hardly consume any pop culture anymore.

Too bad this didn't come 10 years earlier so i still had a chance to choose a science career

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