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It really is the only thing that, when I catch myself thinking about it, requires me to forcibly do something else. As a nonreligious person, there is no answer
by sweetheart 8y ago
It really is the only thing that, when I catch myself thinking about it, requires me to forcibly do something else. As a nonreligious person, there is no answer to it other than "that's the way it is". Maybe it's something an older me can tackle. For now, it's a topic that leads to existential panic in a matter of minutes, ha!
- waivek 8y agoCompletely agree with everything you are saying. I also immediately have to think about something else to avoid what I feel would be a mental collapse. One thing that has given me a bit of comfort was an answer I heard when somebody asked one of the great minds of the 21st century, Jennifer Lawrence, "what happens after we die?" https://youtu.be/5LoBGoQPUNc?t=371 https://youtu.be/5LoBGoQPUNc?t=371
- lm28469 8y ago> As a nonreligious person, there is no answer to it other than "that's the way it is" There are many non religious answers. Philosophy (as in framework for life, not the intellectual masturbation "philosophy") provides a lot of them. See my other reply.