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Cuck myself out of life
| I don't really dream of saving the world in particular, but I just cannot stop replaying these imaginary scenarios inside my head. There's just no point of my life when I'm not daydreaming about some shit that is never gonna happen no matter what. Real world? Ha, never heard of one. Why bother when there's a better one right inside my mind?
There's no escape for me, I'm too far gone (I don't really mind that either, although I probably should)
| How pathetic is that, huh?
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| >>9fe21d i guess i would say the way you describe is more accurate.
I don't believe it's unique, just no lifers over indulge. It really is my brain enjoying life for me. I just recently came to a conclusion where it was awfully narcissistic.
Daydream happened and then i imagined people asking me about my response to the events of the daydream. It was a groggy morning and the mind was hazy, but holy fuck.
| I don't think there's much narcissistic about this whole thing. I mean, you're basically just escaping from the outside world because living in it hurts you too much, it's nothing more than a defensive mechanism.
| I used to think that daydreaming was bad for me. But now, I consider it at least better than being depressed.
| >>b8a11a its still routes itself in self obsession, it would be cope if it was voluntary and not involuntary
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| >unironically day dreams about scenarios where i save the day inadvertently
>do it in such a way that it doesn't register as narcissism
>end up doing nothing because i got off on being the hero in my head
>do nothing
>my brain is the laugh track for life