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I aspire to read a single forum thread from you that I genuinely chuckle at ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Or is that just wishful thinking 🤔

Stop being so fucking anxious about everything.
Find something I truly love.

And as it is you who made the thread : getting good at Devil daggers!

Steamgift can be really depressing sometimes...

See my avatar? She lives inside my head from 22 years. I wanna make her physical... If I do that, I would of achieved the biggest thing I would of imagine!

1. To be happy with my daily life.
2. Find out whatever the f*ck it is that my life lacks to be able to do #1 and do it.

10k games on Steam

I really want to give my life some kind of purpose. I want to have a career I love, leave my shitty job and do something I like.
Sadly, this dream is pretty hard to reach. To make things easier, I'd start by getting a better job, I'm completely fucking done with my shit-job.

To be able to remain compassionate and forgiving towards others in an increasingly bitter, angry and cynical world, and to demonstrate it with actions and not only with words. As someone who's not always happy with his state of being, that is something I can get satisfaction from in my life.

Take the art-side stuff I've been doing these past years - theater and the occasional indie film - and make it something I can build on and earn from. Quit the day job and go full-on into the career work. That will, of course, give me way more time to play games.

Achieve contentment.

Stop drinking, eat more, be less lazy.

I want to be an SG celebrity.

To find the right number

Remove Devil Daggers from Steam.

To find the secret to immortality.

The crucial thing is to find a truth which is truth for me, to find the idea for which I am willing to live and die.

I didn't say that, but Søren Kierkegaard did. I share his aspiration.

1. To make life on Earth more interesting and fun for everyone.
2. To make life on Earth more reasonable (i.e., to decrease the amount of ignorance and irrational thinking).

To not have my daughter treat me the same way I treat my parents.

I used to have a career goal and I'm in a very good position towards it at the moment, I've always been lucky with such opportunities, but the more I work in this field and the more corporate bullshit I come across, I have less and less willpower to go on. I'm hoping that a few more years of experience, and I'll be able to start a small indie team of my own, even if that means much less money, I just want to make something worthwhile, something that I can put my heart and soul into.

Being redpilled about life in general doesnt help, I'm becoming more and more desensitised about everything. For example it would be great if people were more educated, right? If logic and thought were valued higher than feelings, sure, but think about it; if 50 years ago I told you that in the future everyone with a smartphone can access almost any information within minutes, wouldn't you think that'd ultimately mean that people would be smarter with more accessible knowledge? Instead what I see is people sometimes not being able to count past 10 because they are used to using a calculator, or not remembering 1 thing without setting up an alarm. Sadly, I dont think it matters how accessible you make information or education, a huge portion of people still wont be interested as they are not interested in learning now.

To start studying and get my GPA above 3.

Milk ambidot for his venom, like an ophidiologist.

to be truly and completly happy.

pretty broad tbh but not even myself know what is it that could make me feel that way.

1. Swimming with dolphins someday.
2. To have an asian girlfriend someday.
3. To be semifamous in the music world someday, while i get better with time and training. (I'm musician)
4. To have the balls and the will to do all of it before death knocks my door.

Have a nice day :)