Hating everything doesn't actually make you any smarter than the rest of us. Most of the time, it just makes you bloody miserable.
You can, in fact, just like things.
https://www.joanwestenberg.com/p/how-to-like-things-on-purpose
@Daojoan corollary: “Our passions are not too strong, they are too weak. We are far too easily pleased.” — C.S. Lewis, “The Weight of Glory”
@Daojoan Any way I can read this without subscribing for, ahem, free? Because one of the things I quintessentially hate is surrendering my personal information and creating yet another account for absolutely everything.
Based on this post, and the three sentances that were free, I can only say these things.
- Yes, I hate stuff, I hate a lot of stuff. I hate almost everything.
- No, I do not think this makes me smarter than other people.
- Yes, I do realize that this makes me more miserable than other people.
- No, I do not know how to, "just like things."
- Yes, I know I would be happier if things just made me happy, but they don't.
But, how can I escape this self imposed hell when you force me to face one of my biggest hates in life, simply to read your.... *ahem* suggestions?
In the words of my generation, "Up yours!"