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How do you deal with a existential crisis?
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this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2023
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I used to think a lot about this and came to the terms that I just need to enjoy my life now. Not sometimes in the future. I don't want to die with a bunch of regrets. My life could end at any moment so does it really matter.
You read it and might understand what I mean, but you don't really have the same Realisation as me.
This post probably won't have an impact on anyone. But it might. Maybe someday someone will stumble upon one of my comments or posts and it will change their life for the better. That's also why I didn't delete my Reddit account with thousands of comments.
This is already way to long and I need to end this.
TL;DR Enjoy life while you can and don't try to worry about the end too much. Life is to short to live in fear of death