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Well yea things are very absurd in this universe though I think theirs more to life than just pleasure
Being comfortable and happy seeking things that find you pleasure is the most human thing ever
 
Being comfortable and happy seeking things that find you pleasure is the most human thing ever
Yes It is apart of human nature, Though in life their are things that are worth being uncomfortable for.
I think your more of a classical epicureanist than a hedonist
 
ayn rand's
I've heard this quite a lot, Though for me ayn rand's philosophy is a neutral matter since I understand where she is coming from.
I think most people confuse her philosophy with being selfish, Their is a word in my language that I think fits it better, It translates to "serving oneself" rather than the english version which makes it seem more selfish
 
Blackpillism
 
Very looksmaxxers, my nggas are not very philosophical (It's better for normies to stick with absurdism and hedonism JFL)
 
Pessimistic nihilist.
 

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