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  • =P Well, it was a joke about my brother, since I tend to call his girlfriend, who's almost constantly there, his arm, and when he comes in wihtout her, I tend to go "*GASP* Brother! Your arm's gone!"
    And then, one day, that partner will stop breathing and die. You cannot argue against the inevitability of death. And if you die before them, you've just caused that partner immense grief, loosing their loved one. It's a lose-lose situation.
    And inevitably time will destroy those things.
    I do, but I'm fully prepared for when I lose her. It's just logical.
    And I do know what's gonna happen. You'll lose it one way or another. Even if they survive the first thing, another thing will try, and again, and again, until it finally takes them. Why should I care if I'm just going to lose them. Forexample, take this glass ball. You like it and wouldn't want to use it, then one day *shatters it in hand* it's gone, and you'll never be able to get it back. It's how life and logic work, the inevitablity of everything. My Meaning of Life.
    I'm not afraid of life, I just don't value it. I fear death under the pretense I'm aware of what happens. I don't love because it'll inevitably be snatched away from you. What's the point of loving if it's going to go and leave a gapping wound in you, because the wind knocks it over and mocks you every day it blows after.
    Because I run on logic, remember. Emotions are illogical. You'll grow attacted to something and life will snatch it away from you, so logically you shouldn't grow attached to it. I was religious because of my Gran, but that was the closest to illogicallity you'll get from me.

    And I said Nonsexuals could havekids, they just aren't interested in sex. Nonromantic Nonsexuals like myself are the ones who are emotionally empty.
    *points to self* Ni. Hi. List. I don't value human life, so I pretty much don't care if everyone dies.
    There is no afterlife, it's just an alternate to saying 'I'm piss scared of death and need to find a way around it for the eventual outcome.' I believe in Life Energy only because A) I'm apparently the strongest life-energy source a bunch of sensitive weirdoes have felt (6 different people have told me so at various points in my life) and B) something's gotta be keeping us going. But when you die, it goes out and won't relight ever again.
    ...yeah, bull. You die, you die, no reincarnation, no afterlife, just a big black void where you don't remember, you don't think, you don't feel, it's down right terrifying. But it's inevitable, so why bother in life. Hell, why bother at all, their's just gonna be another timeline where you do the opposite of what you did, anyway.
    my time away from here has made me read manga more. ive finished reading demon dairy and pretear and ive grown an interest for bleach
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