Official Mental Health Thread

[grindy]

Originally Posted by elphenor

there's nothing worth living for

the game is not worth the candle

we are Sisyphus and I guess I just don't have a good enough sense of humor

Way to misunderstand Camus. He considers Sisyphus to be happy.

[grindy]

Originally Posted by elphenor

no I get it, I just don't necessarily agree at this point in my life

How could he have even grasped the existential horror of breaking up with some chick.

[DwnWthVwls]

You should imagine Texas as not hot.

[grindy]

Kafka was a genius author but an annoying little emo bitch of a human being.

I don't even know what your first sentence is supposed to mean. Too bad punctuation isn't pvnk.

[grindy]

Originally Posted by elphenor

itt people discuss their mental illness

not their serious philosophy

accounts of Kafka as a person say he was friendly, and quite funny though (in a self-deprecating way)

You started.

Yeah, he seems to have hidden his inner little bitch well. Some of his letters are ridiculously cringey.

[grindy]

That's cool.
Sorry for busting your ass a bit, it's just bants.
Genuinely hope you'll figure your **** out.
As much as once can figure one's **** out in this absurd world of ours.

[The Batlord]

It'll probably be just some guy without any imagination doing just another bad impression of Wakka Flocka Flame and don't pretend like you'd be the least bit excited by a mixtape you got from some random ******* at a 7-11.

[OccultHawk]

Originally Posted by elphenor

the mixtape in the 7/11 parking lot, however archaic the distribution method, could be fantastic

P Orridge says there's no such thing as "the musician" there's only sounds and some will appeal to you and others won't just like anything else

She’s extraordinarily talented btw

[The Batlord]

Originally Posted by elphenor

would honestly be more excited by the mix tape than a popular rap artist yes

You'd feel put upon and you know it.

[OccultHawk]

Originally Posted by elphenor

pronoun is "they" or something no?

edit: s/he

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/09/a...g-gristle.html

P-Orridge prefers genderless pronouns, usually first person plural, but is O.K. with female pronouns. Her life, she said, was an experiment that was still playing out.

I had a friend who’s a very longtime fan recently tell me it’s “she” and “her” but idk if that’s the most current or what honestly