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We are not compelled to either kill or do self harm, no. That is a really concerning dichotomy to suggest. Do you feel this is a choice you are compelled to ma
by maxbond 4y ago
We are not compelled to either kill or do self harm, no. That is a really concerning dichotomy to suggest.
Do you feel this is a choice you are compelled to make? I don't mean to presume, but I'm going to proceed as if it were affirmative, because I don't anticipate a response, and this seems concerning.
That sounds perhaps like intrusive thoughts? I personally struggle with intrusive thoughts that are occasionally violent. They do not need to be acted upon though, and they don't reflect on who you are much more than a compression artifact in a video reflects on the cinematographer - it's line noise in your brain, it's incredibly complex and sometimes throws out signals that aren't useful.
If you feel this way and that it isn't within your control, I'd encourage you to speak with a professional.
- numpad0 4y agoMy thinking is that we are in fact constantly compelled to take some lives(thankfully not of our own kinds) by very our own existence. We only exist by consuming energy and energy only comes as some form of exploitation of other lives, even if one had been exclusively consuming fruit on trees that exist to be eaten, unless such hypothetical man is a thinking solar panel in vacuum of space that can convert light into its own energy. That dark part is not serious - at least not in this context. That's just an extreme example, but the point is we do not exist without the karma of our body.