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This is actively dangerous and disgusting.
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I'm one of those people. I might go visit one of those death with dignity pods.
Those kind of people typically don't see themselves as those kind of people, but rather they see themselves as above everyone else.
I have no fucking clue who you are, but there are statistically several people who would be upset to the point of being sick if you seriously had committed suicide.
Trust me, I know.
Better than that is to spend your life striving to change and improve
I have accomplished a lot. By most people's metrics I'm successful. But I'm tired, burnout, and pissed about it. I can't stand myself. No need to struggle just to have the opportunity to struggle another day and get more burnout and miserable and taint the vibes of those around me.
No, the struggle is to become someone you like
That's an interesting thought. I have to identify what I like first.
not enough people consider chronic burnout a disease but it's worth treating like one.