>>11077975>I’ve always found that trying to discover a single objective metaphysical “purpose” for anything is ridiculous, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t reasons for doing things. Don’t you think people can have valid reasons for doing things without claiming some universal truth that says he or she ought to do that thing?There are so many amazing reasons to appreciate life, nihilism is simply getting stuck in the futility that it doesn't last forever, and forget to appreciate it whilst it is still there, it is a matter of PERSPECTIVE.. There are things you can change for the better, and things that seem almost impossible to, and it's easy to give up.. but we are not quitters.. being quitters is not what got us so far as we are today..
