I was just thinking. Browsing tumblr, playing video games, listening to music, and reading books, just may be the most fulfilling thing you do in your whole life. I mean really, think about it. What does anything you’re supposed to do really add to your wealth of experience. Hell, even going to college to study something, it may just be something which is useful as a utility to the job you’re learning, and won’t actually enrich your life. Hell, the only enriching thing about getting a job, and getting an education to get a job, is that you live on your own away from your parents. That’s it, you make money and do some sort of chore; this is somehow deemed gratifying, and almost seems like the only reason for some people to live.

Now, I know you’re not all this dumb, but really, I have to ask, who the fuck actually thinks that working is fulfilling? If we weren’t living in a society where we needed to work to make money, and support businesses who basically just support the people who support them, in this big cycle of simply working to live, what do you think we would do? Like, there’s so much shit out there, there’s so much more to the human experience than just making money. Yet, this is what I’m expected to care about, this is what I’m expected to dedicate my fucking life to, and doing “hobbies” or things I enjoy is just a side thing. No, like, really think about how big of a slave you are, we’re all born into slavery.

People even feel hostile towards you if you don’t work, they say you’re “entitled”, but this whole thing is a social construct, it’s a byproduct of living in society, it’s nothing more than a byproduct of human being’s tribal nature, just like morality. Humanity is a tribe, and there’s tribe rules and tribe constructs, and tribe morality, and tribe politics, and it’s because humans are stupid apes and very few of them actually take the time to look at themselves from an outside perspective. So what things in life actually enrich your life? Is it money? Noooooooooo. Is it stature? I think there’s a lot of famous people who are and have been really depressed. You know why they say that money can’t make you happy, and that you can be king and have the world and it’s gold and still be unhappy?

So yeah, just think about that for a while, like really just let it soak into ever fucking crevice of your brain, and just let it saturate all the tribal thoughts in you, until they’re a gooey saturated pulp, indistinguishable from any of the other thoughts in your head, in the blob of grey matter known as your brain. Think about all the truly epic, fascinating things you can do to enrich your life, idk it could even just be something as elegant and simple as walking through a very gorgeous meadow, or marsh, or tundra, or forest, or whatever. I just want to be done feeling bad about the life I live, feeling so much pressure to get a job, or go to school, or conform to something which I don’t believe in just because I know I have to survive, even though it will ultimately leave unfulfilled.

I'll tell you what's fulfilling, son. Lager and hot wings.

and penis

hot wings.

I'm a pussy when it comes to spicy foods. 

You work for someone else's convenience in the same way several people have worked for yours.

e.g.
You went to the shops to buy fruit juice
-Who cultivated that fruit
-Who transported that fruit to a factory
-Who built the machine that juices the fruit
-Who packaged the juice
-Who designed the packaging to hold the juice
-Who transported that to the shops
-Who's running the store/manning the tills to sell you the juice

That book you're reading
-Who wrote it
-Who published it
-Who cut the trees for the paper
-Who runs/works at the paper mill
-Who got the ink to print onto the paper
-etc,etc...

Work may not always be fulfilling (working a dead-end job at a factory sounds pretty boring), but it gives you the money to fund what you find fulfilling, with resources that you otherwise wouldn't have or couldn't make yourself.


Or you could be a hermit.

Retard.

I can only speak from experience and from what I've seen. Standard run of the mill jobs have always blown ass although that doesn't mean that people pursue jobs and study subjects because, big shocker, they want to. Whatever they find personally fullfilling could then therefore be called enrichment.