Crimes against nature

[Deleted member 69]

Nature does not refer to leaves and trees but rather how things, concepts, reality etc. work in their purest and most unaltered and unpeverse forms

To be stagnant, to be an anti-natalist, to be contrarian to traditionalist way of life, to be a homosexual, to abstain willingly from reproduction etc.

Are all against or crimes of nature

 

[Tabula Rasa]

Where is this from?

 

[Deleted member 69]

Where is this from?

Just thought of something because I was bored

I'm waiting for my food to be served

Anything I saw is downstream from media I consume so that's probably why it reminds you of something else

I have a much longer short book version that I plan to release soon

 

[Tabula Rasa]

Very mechanistic view of the world, sounds a lot like typical right-wing trad larp tripe.

 

[Deleted member 69]

Very mechanistic view of the world, sounds a lot like right-wing trad larp

I'm left leaning and also irreligious

And this is by no means to be taken as "stone all the fags, pump weights and die"

But my original text is more focused on pursuing happiness and being content in life. It touches on differentiating between sources of pleasure and how straying away from non-fundamentally naturalistic pleasures can lead to mentall illness.

Aka playing video games living as a neet 24/7 will give you pleasure

Same with travelling, playing sports with your friends and working towards a goal with effort

But one will yield a very different long term outcome to your mental state vs the other ( inb4 someone calls this bluepilled crap )

So the text is basically about why we should rethink life goals, institutions of power and a few arguments against popular school of thought

 

[Tabula Rasa]

And this is by no means to be taken as "stone all the fags, pump weights and die"

Yeah that's how I construed it at first. Basically being a conformist normie cuck to society.

But my original text is more focused on pursuing happiness and being content in life. It touches on differentiating between sources of pleasure and how straying away from non-fundamentally naturalistic pleasures can lead to mentall illness.

Aka playing video games living as a neet 24/7 will give you pleasure

Same with travelling, playing sports with your friends and working towards a goal with effort

But one will yield a very different long term outcome to your mental state vs the other ( inb4 someone calls this bluepilled crap )

So the text is basically about why we should rethink life goals, institutions of power and a few arguments against popular school of thought

I kind of agree with the premise that an individual should find the most optimal lifestyle for themself (that is essentially part of the Whitepill in theory), but I don't agree with you comparing and sizing up different ways of living like they are axioms which are universally applicable to everyone.

Each individual has their own preferences and unique experiences which aren't necessarily tailored for a one-size-fits-all kind of solution like you're suggesting here.