>>25143351
Really? I find it too straightforward to be interesting. Voyeurism is more fascinating to me, for example.

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>>25143390
I will be taking a week-long vacation from this 4chan because this place is not good for my mental health. Who knows, maybe this thread will still be up when I return next Monday.

what's my bodycount? how about, what's your bookcount?

I'm not sure if belief in metempsychosis should make me more or less afraid of death. Like, yes, life continues when you die, great, but you have the chance to be reborn as an African child soldier or a Thai sweatshop worker slaving away sixteen hour days or as a Brazilian favela drug mule or as someone who commits a horrific crime at the age of 18 and spends the rest of his life in a maximum security prison where you die at the ripe old age of 88, this frightens the hell out of me. Of course, since you won't have memories of your previous life, you won't have anything to compare it to, but you get my point.

I have mind dysmorphia.

It's been too long since my last mental break. I miss it.

do intellectual people have less friends and are more solitary or it is a stereotype?

>>25143483
I'm sure it's slightly more common but it's not a hard rule or anything. I'm positive the top professors and academics at the most elite universities have a robust social circle. Some writers were at parties in NYC constantly, some weren't.