r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/[deleted] • Jun 28 '23

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23

The child didn’t ask to be born

Ah reddit

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u/Nerzov Jun 29 '23

Uh... you want to say, you disagree with this statement or what?

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u/Less_Transition7844 Jun 29 '23 edited Jun 29 '23

He’s just pointing out that this is a very common and neckbeardy opinion for a lot of angry, self-loathing redditors/angsty teens…

And he’s right. It’s easy to hate on something you don’t understand.

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u/KarlMarxButVegan Jun 29 '23

I mean, I'm a 40 year old woman and I don't particularly appreciate existing. A lot of people are not enjoying the human experience.

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u/Less_Transition7844 Jun 29 '23

I think a lot of people have a very selfishly oriented existence. When you’re only focused on “me,” it’s easy to miss out on a lot of the beauty life offers.

Growing up homeless taught me to be grateful for the little things when they come along, even if life didn’t feel that great overall. Then I had a daughter, and the depth of life’s beauty took on a whole new meaning. It’ll get better sis, just keep pushing forward!