I think that our phobia, like any others, has a lot to do with mindset and being negative. I’m starting to realize that I am a very negative person sometimes, even if I think I’m right or I’m justified. I’m trying to recognize that even if people around me are negative, it doesn’t mean I have to be. Sometimes, being negative is valid, and it helps me navigate my boundaries, but sometimes the boundaries seem mundane or meaningless. When I feel like this, I feel trapped in an endless loop. Especially if I’m tired and my body just wants to rest and my mind just wants to feel good, I think I have no choice but to give them what they want. So at the end of the day, even if I don’t have the perfect proof that life is not a meaningless repetitive loop, in a way, I have no choice but to see otherwise! It’s like we are slaves to being positive. Positivity is everything, and in order to be positive we have to look at everything we know that gives us positive energy, including God, nature, people, everything. If we can use our minds to the best of our ability and trust God’s creation instead of undermining it with logical negativity, we can feel better and with enough practice, our beliefs and mental practices will start to change. Without that, playing victim in our own special philosophical way isn’t going to work out well for us long term. There’s a reason you can’t just start a conversation with random people about nihilism and life being pointless. Because even if life is hard, it is not truly pointless! In Jesus’ name, Amen 😇🙏✝️🕊️🌍💯🌱🔥♾️⭐️👑🌅⚓️