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by abellerose 6y ago
I knew when I was around ~7 and that never went away. I don't really think of it like a "want" of a puppy because I had wants like a puppy too and those go away after a few weeks or months in childhood. It's not somethin
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by abellerose 6y ago
I've been told by my Oncologist I only have a year left to live if I don't get treatment. That was back in October. There's really no reason to live as a disfigured person for all people. Some people can do it and I respect t
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by abellerose 6y ago
Thanks but I've never been a person to accept charity. Basically, I grew up in USA as a Canadian Citizen cause parents moved to USA when I was young. Lived in a really bad area of Michigan from childhood to adulthood. I now finally liv
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by abellerose 6y ago
I never wanted kids and would argue that sperm banking is an option if that's a fear. I don't see your argument any different than forcing one's beliefs on others to prevent a medical treatment that oneself desires as well. L
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by abellerose 6y ago
It's not a choice, I didn't choose the sex I was born with in this world and similar for having gender dysphoria. It's like being born without legs and using what has been developed from science to correct the problem. Have t
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by abellerose 6y ago
As a transgender person I find HN members to be somewhat transphobic in previous discussions unrelated to this article about transgender issues. So unsure if it's a good place for discussion here. It would be nice if articles like the
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by abellerose 6y ago
The idea that someone should live a certain way is narcissistic though. Also it feels inherently about forcing one's personal belief of death upon another. True love may be the meaning of life for someone while the dream one couldn&#x2
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by abellerose 6y ago
The ability to be able to pursue a lifelong dream may become impossible and I wouldn't hold it against a person ending their life. Unbearable pain could be psychological pain from no longer being able to pursue a lifelong dream. I&#x27
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by abellerose 6y ago
I think suicide is justified if a lifelong dream is unattainable. Specifically if the dream is what makes life worth living for the person with the dream. Basically, I don't necessarily agree with the mentality of others assuming one s
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by abellerose 6y ago
I'm predicting a bit longer until laws start passing that mandate a legal requirement for all to get vaccinated for covid-19. I'm still unsure how long that will take, for it to come into law but I assume the vaccine will be point
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by abellerose 6y ago
Thanks for the info. I'm a little confused why the killers would think their victims happen to be their enemies for the relationship towards norse mythology to be true? I could see the connection if there was a personal relationship be
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by abellerose 6y ago
> NOW HAVE ENOUGH SLAVES TO WORK FOR ME WHERE EVERYONE ELSE HAS NOTHING WHEN THEY REACH PARADICE Anyone care to share where the idea of your victims in this life become slaves in the next came from? I'm curious about that and I reme
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by abellerose 6y ago
What you're looking at doing is buying a lotto ticket that has 12 - 18 months of wages and time attached to it. Why not just work on it as a side project. Like is there a hard deadline where you have to meet that requires this rush to
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by abellerose 6y ago
I think your opinion is valid to have. Mistakes are made that nobody would ever want to suffer from and regardless if the victims gain financial freedom from the mistakes (that rarely happens). Realistically, I don't believe Judges wil
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by abellerose 6y ago
Eternal recurrence is a concept supposedly found in ancient Egypt and where one can understand all the causes & effects that made our life can theoretically repeat for infinity. The bible story about Adam & Eve is somewhat significa
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by abellerose 6y ago
It's distasteful/unethical to attach "a spiral of alcohol, drugs and extreme behaviour" to someone's name after their death. Some may argue that doing so will result in "positive change" for others but the
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by abellerose 6y ago
I fundamentally believe anyone that wants to return to the office are shills/managers that believe people in seats where they can observe them is the only way they can justify their jobs. I personally would quit my job if I had to retu
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by abellerose 6y ago
I propose my assumption instead of your own. Humans would exterminate the animals that started to rebel and even if it's an entire species.
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by abellerose 6y ago
None of what you wrote means anything for the question.
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by abellerose 6y ago
Nobody has proven consciousness is even real. It’s like people assuming they have free will.
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by abellerose 6y ago
Not really a hope but just a theory. Nothingness is similar and for some people even better. I do find it amusing that people downvoted my earlier comment. People don't even have a grasp that their life isn't very special when som
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by abellerose 6y ago
You've lived a privileged life if you fear death. In any case we've never experienced nothingness and so I find it odd that people even assume it something to be concerned about. Universe very well could just repeat all the variab
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by abellerose 6y ago
I personally think remote workers living close enough to meetup if need be is the future. As a programmer this year has been great in regard to work; while working from home. Slack or Zoom for video chats when needed, solves all situations
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by abellerose 6y ago
It pays so well to be the bad guy. I imagine this fact would be an extra sting to anyone that lost a loved one and there is nothing anyone can do in their lifetime to change the system to prevent it. Been this way since the dawn of time.
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by abellerose 6y ago
Nothing ever good has come from religion. So not a very good example you have there.
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by abellerose 6y ago
I live my life assuming everything already has a backdoor and the article title is misleading the populace. Sure, the Five Eyes and Japan might be asking for a backdoor but I postulate the chance they don't already have access to all i
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by abellerose 6y ago
Not everyone has parents that are normal people. Some people have parents that are abusive. Unsure if you're looking for why some people do want to move out as soon as possible but that's a main one for a lot of people. I know a l
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by abellerose 6y ago
What you're asserting could be said to the initial claim as well. Where are all the examples of why it's so much more complex than other languages.
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by abellerose 6y ago
100% agree but you should acknowledge the survivorship bias that skews perception away from what you’re asserting. Some people get lucky with everything falling in place while being poor or middle class and get rocketed to upper class. In a
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by abellerose 6y ago
I don’t know if I agree with that outlook but I can understand the people that like the it could be worse mentality to keep them going. I don’t think I’m any less empathetic for not having your outlook.

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