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Have you ever thought about suicide?

When you realise life is pretty futile in the end lots of things go through your mind. I don’t know if I should or could be a mother in this awful world, and if not, I think, what is my purpose?

It isn’t just about what you get trained to do. They train animals to entertain but their lives are dreadful, having to subject themselves to the whim of a human who has a whip. That’s just the same as it is for us, humans. Nobody takes a holistic approach to life, they think because they are alive they have a purpose, a right to be alive. The ultimate egotism.

Everyone has heard the saying that from the moment you are born you are dying. It is a sick joke perhaps, that all of us ‘miracles’ from the struggles of the womb, are destined to die, at varying times, but the idea is ‘three score and ten’ , and you might be the one who’s vanity arrives at world fame for some achievement in science, or some oneupmanship in the world of entertainment. But it is all vanity, a striving after the wind.

What is happiness? Lying in the arms of someone who helped you achieve orgasm? I’m unconvinced, since so many men don’t have that as a distinction. It’s not on their C.V, or resume, that they give earth-shattering orgasms!

The futility outweighs any sense of worth, or wonder.
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Yeah... but not because I'm infertile.

There's more to life than popping out crotch goblins every few years or so - though I did want a big family.

The way I see it now is that it's not the end of the world I can't have children, I have my cats and I find my own meaning to life in other ways - like coin collecting and writing. I don't really need to be passing on my shitty DNA anyway, or facing the chance that another generation might die before their first birthday as I almost did.

Not having children frees me in a way, at least, when I leave here, I don't have to worry about borders and kidnapping charges for taking children abroad to escape the abuse I live with.