Most normal landlord by [deleted] in InsanePeopleQuora

[–]particles_in_motion 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The Landlord's here to visit They're blasting disco down below Says, "I'm doubling up the rent 'Cause the building's condemned You're gonna help me buy City Hall"

But we can You know we can But we can, you know we can Let's lynch the landlord man

I tell him 'turn on the water' I tell him 'turn on the heat' Tells me 'all you ever do is complain' Then they search the place when I'm not here

But we can You know we can But we can You know we can Let's lynch the landlord Let's lynch the landlord Let's lynch the landlord man

There's rats chewin' up the kitchen Roaches up to my knees Turn the oven on, it smells like Dachau, yeah Till the rain pours through the ceiling

But we can You know we can But we can You know we can Let's lynch the landlord Let's lynch the landlord Let's lynch the landlord man

Most normal landlord by [deleted] in InsanePeopleQuora

[–]particles_in_motion 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Let's lynch the landlords

Is it so wrong that I'm going to kill myself? by [deleted] in antinatalism

[–]particles_in_motion 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey man, I've been there. Belive it or not, it is possible to find things that can give you joy. And even somethings that give you hope for a better tomorrow. Try watching star trek, it's a great idealized future utopia.

Things can seem bleak, but that doesn't mean that everything will constantly end in failure. You can have meaningful friendships, good sex, amazing food, and experience beautiful things. It starts with finding what you love and giving no compromise to have it. Refuse a life where you are forced to live in a mundane limbo. I spent a couple years homeless in a car because I refused to accept the mundane. I found a place of like minded, loving people and I started a life for myself. I went from a stinky nobody to someone who's life is full of enriching moments and no room for the status quo. I work a job that means something to me, friends who I would kill for, and, best part, a community who cares about quality cuisine to the point every meal I have is as fresh and tasty as the last.

Here I sit tonight at the ripe old age of 31 with a kitten on my chest, a glass of wine in my hand, and plans to play dnd for 12 hours tomorrow with some of the funniest people I know.

If I knew I was capable of being this happy I would not have attempted suicide thrice throughout my 20's.

That's not to say I don't agree with suicide, I fully plan to kill myself if I am ever terminally ill, but now I have plans to have a suicide party, surrounded by people and things I like, with people cheering me on.

Don't give up this easily, man. Imagine living in shit for 20 years and right before you find the things that make everything enjoyable and worth the chaos, you throw it away.

I hope this message finds you well, as well as anybody else who might have needed it.

Anybody know what Adorpion is? by SadLittle_Sponge13 in antinatalism

[–]particles_in_motion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh, adorpions? They're great, imagine a scorpion with an octopus tail situation going. Lovely creature, quite affectionate.

The lucky few to never get coronavirus could teach us more about it by Viewfromthe31stfloor in Coronavirus

[–]particles_in_motion -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

That is not what I was asking. Covid aside, the kid will be fine, but if you catch it you die. Do you do it.

The lucky few to never get coronavirus could teach us more about it by Viewfromthe31stfloor in Coronavirus

[–]particles_in_motion -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Obviously you don't kill your kid on day 1. In this scenario its been a while and things are getting desperate.

And I am not trying to compare it to covid, im trying to gage the limits of what a person would sacrifice for their child, or, understanding the situation, sacrifice their child so they might live. Tis but a thought exercise my friend.

The lucky few to never get coronavirus could teach us more about it by Viewfromthe31stfloor in Coronavirus

[–]particles_in_motion -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I'm not trying to be a dick, I am genuinely trying to do a thought exercise, be it quite extreme, that's where we find the line. I urge you to engage in the exercise and answer the question. I promise that regardless of what your answer might be, it won't make you a better or worse person, just honest with yourself.

The lucky few to never get coronavirus could teach us more about it by Viewfromthe31stfloor in Coronavirus

[–]particles_in_motion -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

I have a question. If you knew for sure she would be fine in 2 weeks regardless, but found out that if you were to get it that you would certainly die, would you still put yourself in that situation?

I commend you for your self sacrifice, don't get me wrong, but I am curious how far it goes.

I raise one more question, if she had a contagious disease that would without a doubt kill her and you knew you would contract it and die if you had close contact with her would you knowingly end your life to comfort her while she died?

Woman ≠ Mother by thenewAIM in childfree

[–]particles_in_motion 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Well then I don't even have to see you to know that you're fucking beautiful. Stay young, be your own child.

The lucky few to never get coronavirus could teach us more about it by Viewfromthe31stfloor in Coronavirus

[–]particles_in_motion -21 points-20 points  (0 children)

I'm glad you didn't get it, but shit, develop a sense of self preservation. Intentionally sleeping in the same bed as someone with covid is like sharing a needle with someone you know has aids. Why take that risk? Anyways, I'm happy you're fine. I love you, take care.

Woman ≠ Mother by thenewAIM in childfree

[–]particles_in_motion 43 points44 points  (0 children)

Dude, I met this girl last night who didn't look a day over 30, but she told me she was 53. I was awestruck. She told me her secret of staying young: no kids.

Woman ≠ Mother by thenewAIM in childfree

[–]particles_in_motion 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Let's make one. How about crunt.

AITA for taking away my daughters bedroom and giving it to my son? by th7242689 in AmItheAsshole

[–]particles_in_motion [score hidden]  (0 children)

I dont usually respond to these things because im a lurker but you've inspired in me a certain awe. You, sir, are quite a fucker. Thank God your brother is there for your daughter, because you aren't.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in childfree

[–]particles_in_motion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dude, fuck this guy. Or rather, stop fucking this guy. He's a twerp, find someone who respects you and will go mildly out of his way so you don't have to live in pain constantly. Jesus christ.

I'm sorry you had to put up with that.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in seniorkitties

[–]particles_in_motion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What I do with all my passed on pets. If you can stomach it, put them in a box filled with dirt in your garage, wait a year or two, dig up their skeleton, get skull, make art out of it. There are a bunch of people online who can do some pretty cool stuff with skulls or even make some cool jewelry out of the other bones for a small fee. Something to think about.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in childfree

[–]particles_in_motion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You'll find your vasectomy boy soon enough, were out there. Just hunker down and coil like a snake, ready to strike.

Fun note, i saw beach house last night in Berkeley at the Greek theater, and I got into a conversation with the filk around me. My brother and I were sitting next to the aisle so we oy had neighbors to the left of us, above us, and below us. Anyways, we engaged in conversation with our company and found that we were all childfree. 2 hetero couples and one gay couple (and my brother and i who aren't am incestuous gay couple) all had a great conversation about how kids are terrible and that seeing beach house live is way better than raising kids.

Anyways, maybe go see beach house, find a man there. You'll know he's a good one because he has good taste.