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09/14/25(Sun)22:38:25 No.24724273

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your favorite compassion thinker?

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)03:01:16 No.24724687

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)03:01:16 No.24724687

>>24724273
Today I took a train and there was a girl struggling to get her luggage through the doors. I looked idly through the whole ordeal. I was sitting right there but I simply didn't think of holding the door open or helping her out in some way. I didn't think anything like "haha filthy woman I won't help you", I simply didn't think about helping. In the past I would always help out cause I liked it. It dawned on me that I changed a lot.
As for OP just get into Buddhism. Although all religious takes on compassion are "because you get a better afterlife" so if you do not believe in the afterlife it makes no sense

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)04:48:06 No.24724774

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)04:48:06 No.24724774

>>24724273
Schopenhauer

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)04:56:23 No.24724780

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)04:56:23 No.24724780

Maupassant

Anonymous
09/15/25(Mon)06:08:53 No.24724843

Anonymous 09/15/25(Mon)06:08:53 No.24724843

>>24724273
Jeebus