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How do you deal with a existential crisis?
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this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2023
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And this is why I reserve my right to self-deliverance. When I think my time is nigh, I'll take a long walk into the mountains, without any electronic devices nor identification, and never look back.
Haha! Yeah! Though my intention is really one last excursion out into nature. One last sight-seeing trip, one last camp out. No alarms, no surprises, just a nice walk out into the woods, and then silence.
It'd be really sad to go out in a hospital bed, surrounded by white walls, white ceiling, and white floors. I might not even be enjoying shitty hospital food. That's just too sad.