Rhetorical question of the day
Why do we keep doing things we know aren’t good for us?
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It feels good.
Because it reminds us of who we are. Or who we want to be. Or because the resulting discomfort reminds us we are alive. Or perhaps, because we are really fucking dumb (that occurs to me to be MY excuse anyway).
Could it be becuase after the boot in the teeth, the absence of the boot can feel like pleasure?
Because it helps us avoid thinking aboutGGGGGGGGGGGGGGZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZReset
I was going to say, “Because we’re stupid.” But I decided I like John’s answer better.
Heh. I rather like the boot in the teeth image.
Self-hatred? Fear of success? … issues?
Myopia!
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I go now.
So, what sort of self-abuse have you been up to?