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My cat just died. What is the point of all this?
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this post was submitted on 01 Feb 2024
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Yes and no. On one (nihilistic) hand, you live to die. The other hand (the better one) is that you give your own meaning to live. Fill in the spaces between the living, dying, and suffering parts, to make them seem insufficient in comparison. Just like the time you spent with your cat.
Nothing makes either side any less true - it's all up to interpretation. For your mental health, though, it's better to follow the latter.