I am a metaphysical misfit

[imontheloose]

I experience a deep mismatch between what I am and the world I'm in, a persistent sense that my being here is accidental rather than apt. If meaning involves an organism fitting its form of life, then my ongoing mismatch is evidence of malplacement, not merely discomfort. Life was imposed to me without consent. We normally treat imposing serious, open-ended burdens without consent as presumptively evil (I am not saying this is evil myself). If existence is precisely such a burden, then a right to decline the imposition once competent follows. My refusal is not ingratitude; it is a delayed exercise of withheld consent. See below where I briefly discussed this:

Why exactly is suicide seen as so evil? At least to some

I didn’t choose to be born, rhetorically granted as a right to life so surely it warrants a right to death too? At first, the connection seems rather childish, but seriously have a little think. I’m not trying to just say, if X, can I also not X? Essentially, a right to freedom of speech also...

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Harms count decisively against continuing; alleged benefits are merely speculative and often inaccessible to me. If my standpoint makes those goods structurally out of reach, then asking me to continue "for the chance of benefit" is using me as a vessel for others' hopes rather than my own reasons. Keeping myself alive so that others can be comforted, spared grief, or culturally affirmed, instrumentalises me. When existence is a continuing wrong to me, the dignified response is to recognise my authority to refuse it.

I wasn't meant to be alive.

 

[Tigermoggerlol]

I experience a deep mismatch between what I am and the world I'm in, a persistent sense that my being here is accidental rather than apt. If meaning involves an organism fitting its form of life, then my ongoing mismatch is evidence of malplacement, not merely discomfort. Life was imposed to me without consent. We normally treat imposing serious, open-ended burdens without consent as presumptively evil (I am not saying this is evil myself). If existence is precisely such a burden, then a right to decline the imposition once competent follows. My refusal is not ingratitude; it is a delayed exercise of withheld consent. See below where I briefly discussed this:

Why exactly is suicide seen as so evil? At least to some

I didn’t choose to be born, rhetorically granted as a right to life so surely it warrants a right to death too? At first, the connection seems rather childish, but seriously have a little think. I’m not trying to just say, if X, can I also not X? Essentially, a right to freedom of speech also...

looksmax.org

Harms count decisively against continuing; alleged benefits are merely speculative and often inaccessible to me. If my standpoint makes those goods structurally out of reach, then asking me to continue "for the chance of benefit" is using me as a vessel for others' hopes rather than my own reasons. Keeping myself alive so that others can be comforted, spared grief, or culturally affirmed, instrumentalises me. When existence is a continuing wrong to me, the dignified response is to recognise my authority to refuse it.

I wasn't meant to be alive.

Peak autism

 

[theRetard]

dualism of the substantional essence

 

[hotrodduncan]

Peak autism

He’s kinda right tho

 

[imontheloose]

He’s kinda right tho

Joined on the same day.

 

[Tigermoggerlol]

He’s kinda right tho

I dnrd his autistic essay

 

[hotrodduncan]

Joined on the same day.

From UK as well. My nigga

 

[PeakIncels]

that's why I think, once you become a parent, you become evil, no matter how good you grow your child

 

[imontheloose]

that's why I think, once you become a parent, you become evil, no matter how good you grow your child

I will never bring a child into this world whether that be involuntarily or voluntarily.

 

[PeakIncels]

Peak autism

you have sub 90 iq tbh

dualism of the substantional essence

yuno

 

[Tigermoggerlol]

you have sub 90 iq tbh

yuno

I mog u

 

[fashioncel]

I experience a deep mismatch between what I am and the world I'm in, a persistent sense that my being here is accidental rather than apt. If meaning involves an organism fitting its form of life, then my ongoing mismatch is evidence of malplacement, not merely discomfort. Life was imposed to me without consent. We normally treat imposing serious, open-ended burdens without consent as presumptively evil (I am not saying this is evil myself). If existence is precisely such a burden, then a right to decline the imposition once competent follows. My refusal is not ingratitude; it is a delayed exercise of withheld consent. See below where I briefly discussed this:

Why exactly is suicide seen as so evil? At least to some

I didn’t choose to be born, rhetorically granted as a right to life so surely it warrants a right to death too? At first, the connection seems rather childish, but seriously have a little think. I’m not trying to just say, if X, can I also not X? Essentially, a right to freedom of speech also...

looksmax.org

Harms count decisively against continuing; alleged benefits are merely speculative and often inaccessible to me. If my standpoint makes those goods structurally out of reach, then asking me to continue "for the chance of benefit" is using me as a vessel for others' hopes rather than my own reasons. Keeping myself alive so that others can be comforted, spared grief, or culturally affirmed, instrumentalises me. When existence is a continuing wrong to me, the dignified response is to recognise my authority to refuse it.

I wasn't meant to be alive.

I couldn't understand half of what you said,
Not because of Grammar mistakes or any of that bullshit, I'm just too retarded,

So be happy, you weren't born retarded like me.

 

[theRetard]

you have sub 90 iq tbh

yuno

 

[imontheloose]

I couldn't understand half of what you said,
Not because of Grammar mistakes or any of that bullshit, I'm just too retarded,

So be happy, you weren't born retarded like me.

imontheloose is a absolute retard.

So I posted a thread (That didn't relate to my face at all), And the faggot that I'm talking about rn (imontheloose) randomly post my face in this thread (that didn't relate to my face), So i explain why posting my face in this thread is pretty retarded, And instead of you know providing...

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[fashioncel]

imontheloose is a absolute retard.

So I posted a thread (That didn't relate to my face at all), And the faggot that I'm talking about rn (imontheloose) randomly post my face in this thread (that didn't relate to my face), So i explain why posting my face in this thread is pretty retarded, And instead of you know providing...

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Damn you have been waiting like a fucking monk for this exact moment,

Mirin Chudda Patience.

 

[imontheloose]

Damn you have been waiting like a fucking monk for this exact moment,

Mirin Chudda Patience.

Chuddha is patient, indeed.

 

[imontheloose]

@4ever don't be sad: I am simply not supposed to be alive. My very existence is unjustified.

 

[imontheloose]

@wishIwasSalludon

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

I experience a deep mismatch between what I am and the world I'm in, a persistent sense that my being here is accidental rather than apt. If meaning involves an organism fitting its form of life, then my ongoing mismatch is evidence of malplacement, not merely discomfort. Life was imposed to me without consent. We normally treat imposing serious, open-ended burdens without consent as presumptively evil (I am not saying this is evil myself). If existence is precisely such a burden, then a right to decline the imposition once competent follows. My refusal is not ingratitude; it is a delayed exercise of withheld consent. See below where I briefly discussed this:

Why exactly is suicide seen as so evil? At least to some

I didn’t choose to be born, rhetorically granted as a right to life so surely it warrants a right to death too? At first, the connection seems rather childish, but seriously have a little think. I’m not trying to just say, if X, can I also not X? Essentially, a right to freedom of speech also...

looksmax.org

Harms count decisively against continuing; alleged benefits are merely speculative and often inaccessible to me. If my standpoint makes those goods structurally out of reach, then asking me to continue "for the chance of benefit" is using me as a vessel for others' hopes rather than my own reasons. Keeping myself alive so that others can be comforted, spared grief, or culturally affirmed, instrumentalises me. When existence is a continuing wrong to me, the dignified response is to recognise my authority to refuse it.

I wasn't meant to be alive.

Dnr abt to cum, brb

 

[imontheloose]

@Gengar

 

[Gengar]

@Gengar

Damn, this shit’s way too high IQ. I like the write-up, but I don’t encourage it. I’m glad you’re here.

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

Anyways I was high as balls earlier gonna read now

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

existential elk theory

 

[5'7" 3/4s]

I experience a deep mismatch between what I am and the world I'm in

intro reads like a wattpad fantasy

 

[Gaygymmaxx]

I experience a deep mismatch between what I am and the world I'm in, a persistent sense that my being here is accidental rather than apt. If meaning involves an organism fitting its form of life, then my ongoing mismatch is evidence of malplacement, not merely discomfort. Life was imposed to me without consent. We normally treat imposing serious, open-ended burdens without consent as presumptively evil (I am not saying this is evil myself). If existence is precisely such a burden, then a right to decline the imposition once competent follows. My refusal is not ingratitude; it is a delayed exercise of withheld consent. See below where I briefly discussed this:

Why exactly is suicide seen as so evil? At least to some

I didn’t choose to be born, rhetorically granted as a right to life so surely it warrants a right to death too? At first, the connection seems rather childish, but seriously have a little think. I’m not trying to just say, if X, can I also not X? Essentially, a right to freedom of speech also...

looksmax.org

Harms count decisively against continuing; alleged benefits are merely speculative and often inaccessible to me. If my standpoint makes those goods structurally out of reach, then asking me to continue "for the chance of benefit" is using me as a vessel for others' hopes rather than my own reasons. Keeping myself alive so that others can be comforted, spared grief, or culturally affirmed, instrumentalises me. When existence is a continuing wrong to me, the dignified response is to recognise my authority to refuse it.

I wasn't meant to be alive.

You choose this exact incarnation willingly and dropped down like the battle bus in fortnite

Not kidding tho @autistic_tendencies

 

[5'7" 3/4s]

I experience a deep mismatch between what I am and the world I'm in, a persistent sense that my being here is accidental rather than apt. If meaning involves an organism fitting its form of life, then my ongoing mismatch is evidence of malplacement, not merely discomfort. Life was imposed to me without consent. We normally treat imposing serious, open-ended burdens without consent as presumptively evil (I am not saying this is evil myself). If existence is precisely such a burden, then a right to decline the imposition once competent follows. My refusal is not ingratitude; it is a delayed exercise of withheld consent. See below where I briefly discussed this:

Why exactly is suicide seen as so evil? At least to some

I didn’t choose to be born, rhetorically granted as a right to life so surely it warrants a right to death too? At first, the connection seems rather childish, but seriously have a little think. I’m not trying to just say, if X, can I also not X? Essentially, a right to freedom of speech also...

looksmax.org

Harms count decisively against continuing; alleged benefits are merely speculative and often inaccessible to me. If my standpoint makes those goods structurally out of reach, then asking me to continue "for the chance of benefit" is using me as a vessel for others' hopes rather than my own reasons. Keeping myself alive so that others can be comforted, spared grief, or culturally affirmed, instrumentalises me. When existence is a continuing wrong to me, the dignified response is to recognise my authority to refuse it.

I wasn't meant to be alive.

i feel bad for high IQ people like you, constantly so neurotic(and i consider myself to be moderately)

there was a guy on youtube named killing asuka who i watched who was also high iq, that ended up killing himself over his ideals(when he was drunk one night, he supposedly jumped off the edge of a cliff) and i feel like it was such a waste of life

whatever you do man, i know your argument against this is in the OP, but just keep living for the sake of it. i dont know what would make the benefits of continuing to live structurally out of reach for you and your standpoint is irrelevant, especially as a high iq nigga, you should be able to seize everything u want in this life on your own.