Do you have purpose?
can we go back to making effortposts, im sorry for calling them corny and making fun of the prose, they're 100 times better than slop like this
No.12778
Anonymous
2026-09-20 08:19:38
>>12777
Do you consider yourself dependent on others for your purpose?
Do you consider yourself dependent on others for your purpose?
>>12777
If I may, "slop like this" is the only thing that gets engagement around here. Look at the current catalog now. Almost consistently, threads that consist of beginning with a question or singular sentence have the most back and forth replies. Nobody cares to respond to diaryposts or wannabe essays. You can effortpost all you want, nobody is stopping you. This thread wasn't perfect; a yes or no question tends to not garner great replies. I'm mostly just curious to how people will respond to anything.
If I may, "slop like this" is the only thing that gets engagement around here. Look at the current catalog now. Almost consistently, threads that consist of beginning with a question or singular sentence have the most back and forth replies. Nobody cares to respond to diaryposts or wannabe essays. You can effortpost all you want, nobody is stopping you. This thread wasn't perfect; a yes or no question tends to not garner great replies. I'm mostly just curious to how people will respond to anything.
>>12779 I’m not talking about essays I just mean like more than one sentence. At the bare minimum, if you’re going to ask a vague open ended question you should provide your own opinion
Yes, I definitely have a purpose, a set of things I want to create. I would really like to get around to it before I die. That is sort of keeping me going forward in the moment instead of sinking into a puddle.
I had my first child a couple of months ago, so now that's my purpose.
>>12811
I also had my first child a couple months ago but I still feel that my purpose is diffuse and oblique
I also had my first child a couple months ago but I still feel that my purpose is diffuse and oblique
No.12829
Anonymous
2026-09-21 11:42:24
>>12798
I like to listen rather than hear myself prattle, we might differ on that though
I like to listen rather than hear myself prattle, we might differ on that though
>>12810
Are your things tangible, like make a chair? Or do you mean, make a family, make a million, etc?
Are your things tangible, like make a chair? Or do you mean, make a family, make a million, etc?
No.12831
Anonymous
2026-09-21 11:44:29
>>12830
Also, I like that you say these things prevent you from "sinking into a puddle". I'm a bit puddle bound at the moment, which is why I made this thread.
Also, I like that you say these things prevent you from "sinking into a puddle". I'm a bit puddle bound at the moment, which is why I made this thread.
No.12833
Anonymous
2026-09-21 11:47:40
My purpose is to join my Lord in Heaven.
No.12835
Anonymous
2026-09-21 11:51:06
>>12830
Yes, they are tangible creative pursuits (writing, drawing, programming)
Yes, they are tangible creative pursuits (writing, drawing, programming)
No.12837
Anonymous
2026-09-21 12:03:08
>>12832
Wife and I decided we wanted to have kids eventually, then later that year (last year) she accidentally got pregnant. We realized there was no real reason beyond keeping our youth or whatever to not go ahead with the pregnancy, so we welcomed our daughter this summer.
It gives you a purpose in a very literal way. The money I make at work will go towards this child's future as much as possible. Paying down current debts is needed for this child, not just for my own financial comfort. My time will mostly be dedicated to caring for my child and ensuring she is engaged with her world and her parents. My life should be looked at as a mechanical instrument for my child's benefit, even when considering personal enrichment or skill growth. For example, I'd like to learn piano (not that I have a lot of time to learn atm), not just because it sounds like a rich and enriching hobby to engage in for myself, but it would also give my child the opportunity to learn an instrument at a very young age which will hopefully lead to other positive effects down the road.
I think that's about a clear a purpose as I've ever had in my life. Whether or not I fulfill that purpose is another question.
Wife and I decided we wanted to have kids eventually, then later that year (last year) she accidentally got pregnant. We realized there was no real reason beyond keeping our youth or whatever to not go ahead with the pregnancy, so we welcomed our daughter this summer.
It gives you a purpose in a very literal way. The money I make at work will go towards this child's future as much as possible. Paying down current debts is needed for this child, not just for my own financial comfort. My time will mostly be dedicated to caring for my child and ensuring she is engaged with her world and her parents. My life should be looked at as a mechanical instrument for my child's benefit, even when considering personal enrichment or skill growth. For example, I'd like to learn piano (not that I have a lot of time to learn atm), not just because it sounds like a rich and enriching hobby to engage in for myself, but it would also give my child the opportunity to learn an instrument at a very young age which will hopefully lead to other positive effects down the road.
I think that's about a clear a purpose as I've ever had in my life. Whether or not I fulfill that purpose is another question.
No.12840
Anonymous
2026-09-21 12:53:13
>>12766 (OP)
>Do you have purpose?
By it's very nature, purpose is imaginary. It only exists within your head, and can easily escape out of that head. We pick and choose what is most comfortable for us, and call it purpose.
Though if there was anything that could be considered a true purpose, I would consider that it is raising a child of your own. It's the most biologically optimal thing to do, it's what we're designed to do. I myself would love to have kids, but given how costly it is to raise a single kid...well.
>Do you have purpose?
By it's very nature, purpose is imaginary. It only exists within your head, and can easily escape out of that head. We pick and choose what is most comfortable for us, and call it purpose.
Though if there was anything that could be considered a true purpose, I would consider that it is raising a child of your own. It's the most biologically optimal thing to do, it's what we're designed to do. I myself would love to have kids, but given how costly it is to raise a single kid...well.
i go to work so i can get money so i can stay alive so i can go to work so i can make the line go up for some retarded fat child billionaire who hates me
>>12849
Why do it? Have you tried welfare/transience? Did you like it less? Do you have dependents? Are you a woman?
Why do it? Have you tried welfare/transience? Did you like it less? Do you have dependents? Are you a woman?
Yes. My purpose is to write one perfect sentence which will throw whole life into focus and later adorn my headstone
>>12851
> Why do it?
mom would be sad otherwise :(
> Have you tried welfare/transience?
sadly i am a burger, neetbux aren't an option here
> Are you a woman?
no, and even if i were being a fucktoy in exchange for subsistence doesn't sound appealing
> Why do it?
mom would be sad otherwise :(
> Have you tried welfare/transience?
sadly i am a burger, neetbux aren't an option here
> Are you a woman?
no, and even if i were being a fucktoy in exchange for subsistence doesn't sound appealing
No.12891
Anonymous
2026-09-22 21:19:31
>>12885
ok wilde
ok wilde
No.12893
Anonymous
2026-09-22 22:54:32
my purpose is to give my cat forehead kisses
I can't let Israel outlive me
No.12983
Anonymous
2026-09-25 12:34:15
>>12980
me with trump and the queen in 2021. after trump I'll have to think of someone else
me with trump and the queen in 2021. after trump I'll have to think of someone else
>>12887
I am American I get entitlements. But yes I brought up transience because they aren't always enough. I asked about your gender because it makes that lifestyle harder; it wasn't to suggest that
I am American I get entitlements. But yes I brought up transience because they aren't always enough. I asked about your gender because it makes that lifestyle harder; it wasn't to suggest that
No.13013
Anonymous
2026-09-26 22:17:13
>>13012
what kind of benefits do you get? i always thought you basically had to be completely crippled to get anything from SSDI
> I asked about your gender because it makes that lifestyle harder; it wasn't to suggest that
fair enough, I just assumed
what kind of benefits do you get? i always thought you basically had to be completely crippled to get anything from SSDI
> I asked about your gender because it makes that lifestyle harder; it wasn't to suggest that
fair enough, I just assumed
No, not a purpose really, and anytime I do, it really just fizzles out.
>>13016
Why does it fizzle out? You start questioning it, or do you just run out of steam?
Why does it fizzle out? You start questioning it, or do you just run out of steam?
>>13019
I find I am more isolated when doing things, so it is easy to lose direction and get distracted. I would love to find a group, even online, so we can work together.
I find I am more isolated when doing things, so it is easy to lose direction and get distracted. I would love to find a group, even online, so we can work together.
No.13022
Anonymous
2026-09-27 10:31:38
>>13021
we're your group anon :)
we're your group anon :)