Let's get Deep FJ
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#7
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vpngtn (09/17/2015) [-] 
welcome to the land of the living
you have five minutes to make sure that life as you know it continues
goodbye
******* horrifying
you have five minutes to make sure that life as you know it continues
goodbye
******* horrifying
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kouzan (09/17/2015) [-] The dolls are forever recreating and remaking eachother. Forever stuck in a workshop where they can only be together for a few heartbeats, so tangible that they can feel one another but only for the briefest of times. The life of the man, in this case, withers away into nothing from which he was made. The female must do what he did, so that they may share love that will be eternally fleeting. It's some form of torture, but I think this is what some people go through with unrequited love.
Or it could be some ****** up **** with some beautiful music.
Or it could be some ****** up **** with some beautiful music.
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ReeferTrees (09/17/2015) [-] I felt it was just about life in general.
The one before you is like your parent. Like her, he knew little to nothing about what was going on at first, but as it came together he was trying to teach her things even though there was no way for her to understand at the time because she wasn't complete.
Then she finally is complete just as the previous one disappears, unable to reiterate all that was said before all that there is time for is a simple goodbye.
Then she is left just as confused as he started
The one before you is like your parent. Like her, he knew little to nothing about what was going on at first, but as it came together he was trying to teach her things even though there was no way for her to understand at the time because she wasn't complete.
Then she finally is complete just as the previous one disappears, unable to reiterate all that was said before all that there is time for is a simple goodbye.
Then she is left just as confused as he started
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upfordownsyndrome (09/17/2015) [-] I've been feeling this a lot lately. Why do we just continue this cycle in hopes that we can experience love? Just for a few minutes and then we die. And then the people that remember us die. And the people that remember them die. Rinse and repeat. And for what? Dying is useless, too, because we still exist. I just find it hard to see the point in all of this.
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thepandaking (09/17/2015) [-] I don't want to get all theological up in here if people aren't comfortable with that, but I feel like believing in some greater power, or some greater purpose makes this all more confusing.
I just look at life at face value. It's fleeting, and yet there are so many of us and we're such a smart animal that we've been able to piece together civilization and help each other out. That's all it is to me, and I find purpose in that. The purpose for me is to just find something that interests me or something that I think can help further humanity's cause, and be with people I love. I know I likely won't play a pivotal role in humanity but none of us do, we just all add up and keep moving as a whole.
I just look at life at face value. It's fleeting, and yet there are so many of us and we're such a smart animal that we've been able to piece together civilization and help each other out. That's all it is to me, and I find purpose in that. The purpose for me is to just find something that interests me or something that I think can help further humanity's cause, and be with people I love. I know I likely won't play a pivotal role in humanity but none of us do, we just all add up and keep moving as a whole.
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thepandaking (09/18/2015) [-] There is none. There really isn't, not without a deity. I know it sounds bad but I don't see how it is. Look around you and see what the pointlessness has brought. We're ******* amazing animals, able to make computers and **** . We've built things that let us fly, even into space. I don't blame people for believing in a god, but I personally can't, even if I wanted to. It took me like 2 years or so to fully grasp that there was no point with my current view on religion, but after that I figured out that the point of it all is just to live your life and enjoy it, and to further the human race, and I'm alright with that.
The point is that you have to find your own meaning to life if you don't have a religion. That's not to say you need religion at all. Far from it. I personally prefer how the universe looks without religion, because not only does it make more sense to me, it's more amazing that way that we just happened and that we weren't designed to do this. That's my view though.
The point is that you have to find your own meaning to life if you don't have a religion. That's not to say you need religion at all. Far from it. I personally prefer how the universe looks without religion, because not only does it make more sense to me, it's more amazing that way that we just happened and that we weren't designed to do this. That's my view though.
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upfordownsyndrome (09/17/2015) [-] And maybe this planet, and those stars, and galaxies are nothing but a disease to the emptiness beyond them.
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upfordownsyndrome (09/17/2015) [-] Funny, as that seems like the only thing worth knowing.
#18
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mrtophaat (09/17/2015) [-] Never thought this would come back to haunt me from youtube so long ago.
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canichaikait [OP](09/17/2015) [-] you want me to bring back nightmares? I can bring back nightmares.
#34
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hitlerwasreich (09/17/2015) [-]
I see it as a love story, they're stuck endlessly recreating each other just to share those few seconds together.
...it's beautiful.
...it's beautiful.
