Are we living in hell?

[Anonymous]

My life changed 180 degrees after being employed.

This is how ugly it has become :

All i do is wake up early in the morning, breathe for 1 hour, do home work, leave at 10 and get back at 8pm, have dinner, breakdown and sleep.

I want to just pass away.

Why do we have to work so much just to have basic needs met?

No time to enjoy life, socialize properly, do hobbies or simply relax!

[Ευδεμονια]

I honestly think we live in a really sick world. We are meant to work to make a living and not to live for working… but our society forces us to do so, so you wake up early and go to bed completely wasted, with no energy left to do other things. They force us to do so because a society composed by people without interests, without needs, without thoughts is easier to control and manipulate, we’re only consumers and producers, our value for market people is only due to our production capability and to our product consumption.
I think sincerely the most revolutionary act is, despite being full of stress and work, to achieve a little time each day to do something “useless”… like reading a book or enjoying a walk or to pet a stray animal. Something not productive, that lets you to set your mind free, at least for 10 minutes… it’s something unacceptable for market economy, but it’s something really healthy.


We are persons, we’re not machines and we’re meant to live for our will.

[Asker]

So accurate dude. We are not machines.. Time to create robots and control overpopulation so that all humans get mandatory basic needs met by decent working hours, not like 24/7.

[Ευδεμονια]

It is a good dream a world where all work is dealt to robots and us humans can get our basic needs to be satisfied with less efforts… I’d like it would be like that but it is nearly impossible, since robots will be consistent part of our work world but they’ll be only an integration of our work power… our society doesn’t consider the possibility of lessen the production, all that matters is producing as much as possible with all means possible (human, robot, animal…) in order to increase infinitely growth and consumption.

[AstronautPatch99]

Life is unavoidably: miserable. Despite all the pain, constant stress, and misery, if you really take a moment to count the things you are greatful for, it will help. To know that whatever it is you’re doing matters, and that you continue to do it despite the suffering life imposes on you, is honorable. Recognizing that and continuing to remind yourself of what you have in your life that is good and what you do have to be grateful about will carry you through your struggle.

[Snsl153]

Be careful what you wish for. Being unemployed isn't any fun at all, and I say this as someone who knows what it's like to struggle to find work.

[abc3643]

Welcome to the world the GOP created for you.

[nachosaresexy]

Capitalism, bruh!

[nachosaresexy]

... ignore the fact the wealth gap between the top 2% and the rest of us has grown to the point we're destined to work till we're 70+ years old and just imagine those happy days of retirement in your 70s, dealing with temps in the 100s half the year, probably dealing with cancer that you'll hopefully have insurance to afford... basically sunshine and rainbows!!!

[animesenpai]

Yeah hell called capitalism

[In_Trance]

Yeah