Dioxide2533

Envy is a normal instinct, we are programmed to not like when similar people get good stuff and we don't, because then there is probably less available good stuff for us. You can't really stop it. And their success vs your success, like everything else, is 100% luck (even if you could overcome circunstances, there is no free will anyway) so you can't do anything about it. It is what it is, so your venting is justified

I think some of the devices actually work There is one that you wear and it keeps it stretched for hours, just with a little bit of tension, to make it longer. Another one is a water pump that makes some sort of vacuum, to make it thicker I think it makes sense that these work. Just like people stretch their earlobes, other cartilages or whatever that tissue is called, it probably can be stretched too.

@Mormegil That's not bad advice but this is not what I meant. What I meant is, I wish I could be happy actually scamming people. Or directly stealing. Or more on the grey area, selling overpriced stuff through manipulation, marketing, etc. If you are able to do these things happily with no remorse, it's easier to get what you want.

Being a "good man", defined with all these altruistic qualities, and stuff that is good for others... Such a weird goal to have. For example, I'm not evil in general, just by nature (like most of us) But I wish I was. Because it would make life easier.

OP I feel ya Hopefully with the fast progress of AI, we will get something better than a doll soon.

10s I played a ton of online RPG 20s I played a ton of FPS and other first person fighting (swords etc) Now I play almost nothing. It feels like a huge waste of energy and attention. And more screen time = more headaches for me. If a cool game comes out, I prefer to just quickly watch a gameplay to see what it is about.

We live to survive and reproduce because that's what we are programmed for. There is no meaning/significance to life, except for fairy tails, that we invent to try to make ourselves feel better.