You're (probably) not at death's door

To say life isn't fair would be an understatement. I'm currently juggling a million responsibilities, the existential dread of the era, and trying not to absorb the pain of everyone else and everything else that currently surrounds me. It's really difficult to keep it all together. Add that to the prohibitively high cost of therapy and a psychiatrist, and the cocktail isn't one that really makes one feel loosened up. The depression gives way to anxiety, which makes me so tired that it turns bac…

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You probably didn't even get to drink your coffee while it was still hot today—you deserve a memes break.

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As much as my spoiled ass complains about my childhood trauma, I could never ever claim that I was an unwanted child. Despite the fact that my worst bully told me my parents wished I wasn't born. Nothing could be further from the truth. I've read my mom's diaries where she yearned for kids , and felt surprised that my city-dwelling father wanted to procreate right out of college. Unfortunately, this isn't a universal experience. Redditor u/SniperGlizzy took to Twitter and asked people who had c…

It makes perfect sense that many of us are having existential crises. The past two years have been nothing short of hellish. Pandemic. Now war. It's all very anxiety-inducing . But the worst part of it has been how much time we have had to consider the reality of life and mortality. During our very extended quarantine - the “Stay the F*** Home” era - we had nothing better to do than scrutinize how we spent our days before we were stuck - and how we would like to spend them in the future. Many o…

Are people working too much?

Adulthood sucks

Let's hear it for r/showerthoughts.

Grrr.

Being alive is a risky business. It’s bad enough that it has a 100% fatality rate, but on top of that the ways in which it can be fatal are far more easy to come across than we think No matter how mundane our daily routines may seem to us, we never know if there’s going to be an unhappy surprise lurking for us round the corner. The heavy question of our own mortality has been on the minds of Redditors recently, as an AskReddit prompted people to consider the stupidest ways they’ve ever had a br…

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