I know it sounds like a cliched therapist like question but I'm just generally curious
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TransilvanianHunger
Grave with a view...
- Jan 22, 2023
- 417
If a therapist asked me that question, I would question their skills as a therapist :)
I am doing something that I find enjoyable and meaningful, and that can be beneficial not only to myself but to others. That is what I am focused on, and I am enjoying the process. I have also come to see life in a different way than I did a couple years ago, and I find enjoyment in a ton of seemingly minor, unimportant things.
Quietist
Lost Cause
- Sep 6, 2024
- 282
At this point?
Maybe living to be able to play Alien Isolation 2.
But the way my experiences of finally getting to play highly anticipated games have been going, I can see that being an utter disappointment.
The only thing that could make life worth living is if I were able to transfer my consciousness into the body of a Travis Fimmel circa 2004 look-alike.
